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ETMarkets AIF Talk| Returns with liquidity: How Vivriti's semi-liquid debt fund is redefining private credit investing, says Priyam KediaVivriti's Short Term Debt Fund offers private credit-like returns with periodic liquidity, resonating with investors. India's private credi...- Why Sandwizzaa is betting on consistency in a hyper-competitive QSR marketSandwizzaa’s recent growth reflects a disciplined, bootstrapped approach built on strong unit economics, consistent product quality, and hi...
- Are interest rates about to rise? Ajay Srivastava on which sectors will win and lose in coming cycleIndia is entering a two-year period of rising interest rates, according to Ajay Srivastava. Banks and gold loan companies are set to benefi...
- Fast food, fast growth: Investors queue for quick-service restaurantsIndia’s quick service restaurant (QSR) sector is sizzling again. Multiple deals are in motion as fast-expanding chains attract serious inve...
- Haldiram’s new recipe for India’s next-gen appetite comes with a big QSR ambitionIndian sweets giant Haldiram Group is reportedly in talks to bring American sandwich chain Jimmy John's to India. This move signals a signi...
- The secret sauce for QSR success in India: What’s driving the rise of India’s homegrown QSRsIndia's Quick Service Restaurant sector is experiencing unprecedented growth, fueled by significant investments and rising urban demand. Ho...
- Is Travel Food Services' IPO a risky bet for investors?Travel Food Services plans to raise ₹2,000 crore through an IPO, reducing promoter stake to 86.2%. The company has shown steady revenue and...
- Devyani International Q2 results: Co. slips into red with Rs 5 crore loss; revenue jumps 49% YoYDevyani International reported a net loss of Rs 4.92 crore in Q2FY25, despite a 49% YoY revenue growth to Rs 1,222 crore. EBITDA margin dec...
- Bikaji Foods shares in focus as co to acquire majority stake in Hazelnut Factory for Rs 131 croreBikaji Foods International will attract attention on Thursday following its announcement that its subsidiary, Bikaji Foods Retail, plans to...
- 4 reasons why QSR companies could be 'new FMCG stocks' of the future: Dipan MehtaThe QSR industry is gaining attention as a promising investment opportunity in India. With changing consumption patterns and a preference f...
- Here's why Dipan Mehta is bullish on the QSR spaceThe balance sheets of most QSR companies also are in solid form so which means that they can keep on adding to the distribution network wit...
- Quick service restaurants are fast expandingQuick service restaurant chains in India are expanding their businesses and hiring more staff, despite some seeing subdued growth last quar...
- Betting on consumption? Do you need to look beyond Britannia, HUL, Nestle? Sandip Sabharwal answers“The food business is where in India the growth potential is still very huge. Now there will be some high penetration in some of the old ca...
- These industries still hold promise for startups in India in 2023As the Indian startups ecosystem goes through a churning as VCs squeeze funds, certain industries such as quick service restaurants (QSR), ...
- How the humble Samosa is getting a QSR revampWith its QSR stores, Samosa Party is targeting the $3.65 billion unorganized samosa market. After tasting early success, the founders want ...
- No IPO plans or stake sale yet: McDonald’s north and east chairmanAgrawal took over the business from parent McDonald’s India in February last year and soon after the pandemic led to mass closures and shut...
- deGustibus Hospitality forays into the QSR segmentThe company said it will launch two new QSR concepts: Dakshin Rasoi and Indigo Burger Project along with 11 Kitchens, the food court at CR2...
- SFC group to invest Rs 100 crore to expand restaurant network in South IndiaK Muraleedharan, chairman & managing director, SFC Group said: "The QSR segment represents a terrific opportunity for us with an emergent y...
- Quick-service eateries opt for slow expansion for per store profitabilityIndian QSR saw entrepreneurs aim for growth at any cost on the thesis that quality would win a customer's loyalty to a neighbourhood outlet.
- Grabbing a bite, Indians are lovin’ it!Quick-service restaurants are lapping it up hungrily.
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