The debut property is located next to Mumbai International Airport’s Terminal 2, marking the company’s formal entry into the premium hospitality…
The joint venture includes Kaysons Group, Sagar Group, and Golden Goenka Group. Scheduled to open in 2027, the hotel will be located in Siliguri,…
The launch represents a key step in the company’s strategy to mainstream Japanese cuisine within India’s dining sector.
Naturals Ice Cream has inaugurated its largest store to date in Mangalore, Karnataka — the hometown of its founder, Raghunandan Srinivas Kamath.
The firm is making the investment to pick up 50% stake in Sierra Nevada Restaurants and Dolomite Restaurants.
Ctrip is in talks to invest around $100 million in online restaurant discovery and food-delivery platform Zomato.
South African media giant Naspers is planning to invest $12-15 million in HungerBox.
The infused capital will be used to further deepen the company’s footprint in the geographies it is currently present.
West Bengal is the third largest market for the company in the country
Silicon Valley-based Zume's trucks have robots and ovens which can be switched on remotely through cloud.
Kalanick will make the investment in Rebel Foods through its real estate company City Storage Systems.
With this investment, Wow! Momo is now valued at Rs 860 crore, one of the highest among QSR chains in the country.
The Bengaluru-based QSR chain sells milkshakes and desserts.
The capital will go into launching new stores, refurbishing existing ones and transaction-related expenses.
The firm has also been receiving investor interest from global strategic players and family offices and is likely to close a larger round of investment by FY19-end.
Charcoal Eats claims to be offering all-day food options during snack and meal times at various price points. Customers can dine-in, take-away or order for delivery, as per their convenience.
Orkla Group, the parent company of MTR Foods, had set up the Rs 50 crore venture fund, christened MTR Seed Fund, last year to invest mainly in food tech-related startups in India over 2017 and 2018.
As part of the deal, Nestle, which will take on about 500 Starbucks employees without altering its buyback program.
Yellow Tie Hospitality plans to open 55 outlets 25 for Health Juice and 15 each for Umraan and Wok This Way – across the three brands by the end of 2018.
Eruvaka develops connected devices and mobile-based decision tools to help aquaculture farmers reduce risk and increase productivity.
The startup has connected procures milk from about 600 farmers across villages in these areas.
Ruchi Soya’s brand portfolio includes Nutrela, Mahakosh, Sunrich, Ruchi Gold and Ruchi Star.
The expansion coincides with India becoming the world’s third-largest airline market.
boxC.in is the company's fresh-milk based dispenser platform with over 2000 such units having been deployed in India.
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