The quantum of selling by anchor investors in Burger King IPO does not help the long-term investment case for the company.

The stock is likely to debut on the bourses on December 28, and investors are waiting to see what kind of listing pop and near-term perform...

Burger King India's shares hit an upper circuit for the third straight day, ending up 20 per cent at Rs 199.25, over 3.5 times the value of...

On Monday, Burger King listed at Rs 115.35 on the BSE, up 92 per cent over the issue price — the fourth best listing in 2020. Chemcon Speci...

The stock began trading at 115 rupees versus an offer price of 60 rupees and climbed to a high of 138.40 rupees at the 3:30 p.m. close of t...

We have put in place a menu architecture to grow Burger King brand from 268 restaurants to 700 restaurants and then beyond, says the CEO.

Burger King's Rs 810 crore IPO, which ran from December 2 to December 4, was subscribed 156 times.

One has to see what kind of numbers the QSR chains can generate over the next 3-5 years, says Daljeet Singh Kohli.

Big Bazaar is planning to open 16 more stores to take the overall count to 300 over the next three quarters, a company official has said.

Burger King attracted a huge premium in the grey market as the demand for the IPO had been robust across the board.

Burger King benefits from a very positive sentiment for the QSR sector as a whole and the listing is likely to be quite spectacular.

Grey market dealers say Burger King shares are currently commanding a premium of Rs 43-45.

Burger King was the fourth mainboard IPO this year, which saw over 100 per cent subscription levels.

Analysts were upbeat on Burger King IPO, as they feel the issue had left enough on the table for investors.

Burger King India became the top 3 most subscribed IPOs this year, along with Happiest Minds Technologies and Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders.

The company intends to use the proceeds on rolling out of new company-owned Burger King restaurants and repayment or prepayment of outstand...

Given the company’s faster growth and lower valuation compared with the listed peers, investors willing to benefit from the country’s long ...