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NBFC Finodaya Capital raises $2.5 million from White Venture Capital, othersFinodaya, which received its NBFC licence from the Reserve Bank of India on April 11, plans to offer micro loans against property to small ...
Skincare startup Asaya raises Rs 12 crore in seed fundingAsaya aims to secure additional investments through this funding round, as part of its growth strategy. The funding will be used to build o...
Paper Boat weathers storm season, makes operating profitHector Beverages posts Rs 118 crore revenues in FY18, a 71% jump compared to Rs 69 crore in the previous year.
Patanjali effect: Aam panna can get to sit with Tetley and StarbucksRamdev's Patanjali Ayurved — a small pharmacy that grew into an FMCG giant in just a decade — has forced even big MNCs to sell desi brands.
Tatas want Paper Boat in their fleet to spice up portfolio of group company Tata Global BeveragesTatas are believed to have identified dairy as a possible extension option and have also made appointments at TGBL to steer such initiative...
Juice brand Paper Boat loses steam, sales down 12.5%Hector Beverages, maker of Paper Boat, posted a tepid 12.5% growth in sales in the year ended March 2017 after doubling its sales in the pr...
Paper Boat has wind in its sales, but losses riseThe seven-year old company posted sales of Rs 72 crore for 2015-16, up from Rs 32 crore in the previous year. Its net loss in 2014-15 was R...
Food regulator orders recall of Hector beverages' Tzinga, terms it 'unsafe'The Food Safety & Standards Authority of India has made a rare and strong move in getting energy drink brand Tzinga recalled, terming it 'u...
Meet Yogeshwar Sharma, the man who made Delhi's Select CityWalk India's best performing mallSelect CityWalk was planned to appeal to a more affluent South Delhi shopper, helping it become an upscale location for top brands.
FMCG market sees rise in new breed of energetic and bright young entrepreneursFMCG's new brigade of entrepreneurs are winning over customers & investors with their irreverent approach towards giants that dominate mark...
How Hector Beverages' Paper Boat is making waves in a cluttered soft drinks marketPaper Boat started with two variants in August 2013: aam panna and jaljeera; these were followed by aamras, kalakhatta, kokum, golgappe ka ...
Newbie F&B companies embark on offbeat routes to reach consumersNewbie food and retail beverage cos are crafting innovative methods to reach consumers as they realise the need to master the art of distri...
Product discovery companies offer buyers information on local mom and pop shops productWhile e-tailing has been a fast growing channel in the Indian retailing landscape, the bulk of retail sales happen through brick and mortar...
Tea retail chain Chai Point raises Rs 10 crore from Saama CapitalTea retail chain Chai Point has raised its first round of venture funding to open more stores and launch two more beverages for consumers a...
Debt and EMIs: Major hurdle for thousands of aspiring entrepreneurs in IndiaAt debt’s doorstep is where the dreams of thousands of aspiring entrepreneurs in India are stuck, caught in a grip of loans, EMIs and other...
Mobisy Technologies helps firms automate workflow and process data for quick decision makingWith over 65 corporate customers, Mobisy founder Lalit Bhise, 35, now expects his company to earn Rs 10 crore in revenue by fiscal 2015.
Indian food and beverages brands relying on innovative products to take on leaders like Red Bull, Pepsico, Dabur othersCompanies such as Hector Beverages, Prataap Snacks, Amalgam Speciality Foods and Balan Natural Food are taking on established players.
Hector Beverages raises $8 million from Sequoia Capital, existing investors"With Tzinga doing well and our marketing campaign, launched this year, also getting a good response, we will use part of the funding for m...
Dabur, Pepsi, Coca-cola, Amul and others betting on functional beveragesBeverages can now rejuvenate you and boost your performance in the form of energy drinks, vitamin water, fortified milk and yogurt, and enh...
- Doyens of Indian cricket go missing in ads
India Inc is set to retire the Big Three of Indian cricket - Tendulkar, Dravid and Ganguly -even before the three stars are finished. IT pl...