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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...- Siddharth Vora sees broad-based recovery after 1-2 quarters of pain; bets big on metals, stays cautious on quick commerceSiddharth Vora, Head of Quantitative Investment Strategies at PL Asset Management, is confident in his fund's metals-heavy portfolio. He se...
- Rahul Shah bullish on pharma, sees Sun Pharma and Aurobindo as key large-cap playsIndian equity markets show a mixed but improving consumption trend, with selective FMCG and premium retail outperforming. Page Industries i...
- Fish, meat & West Bengal elections: It’s about money and not politicsWest Bengal Elections BJP vs TMC: Political campaigns in West Bengal are creatively using fish and meat, staples of Bengali culture, to con...
- 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...
- ITC, paints, QSR: Abneesh Roy on what you should buy and avoid right nowConsumer sector outlook for FY27 faces challenges from cigarette tax hikes and crude oil shocks. Abneesh Roy of Nuvama Institutional Equiti...
- Wow! Momo Foods to add 200 outlets; eyes Rs 1,200 crore revenue in FY27In FY26, Wow! Momo Foods opened 200 stores, the maximum annual store addition to date. With this expansion, the brand now operates over 850...
- Wow! Momo Foods to add 200 outlets; eyes Rs 1,200 cr revenue in FY27Wow! Momo Foods, the quick service restaurant chain, is planning to open 150 to 200 new outlets in the 2026-27 financial year. The company ...
- Tourism and hospitality ecosystem: Will it get hit harder due to the war’s second-order effect? 20 stocks to keep an eye onThe one thing that impacts the tourism and hospitality sector most is war. The reason is simple: Flights get disrupted, and the urge to tra...
- QSR chains stay resilient amid LPG shortage: Karan TauraniIndia's food service industry faces temporary LPG supply constraints. Smaller restaurants are feeling the pinch, while major quick-service ...
- Burgers and big bets: Everyone wants a bite of booming QSRIndia's quick-service restaurant sector is experiencing a surge in dealmaking, with major players like Devyani International and Sapphire F...
- 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...
- Food delivery, quick commerce take a bite out of QSR sales: brokerage reportsFor the overall QSR industry, revenue growth for the final quarter of FY24 was at 9% on a year-on-year basis, down from 18% a year ago, whi...
- 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...
- Off the menu card? QSR stocks down up to 31% from 52-wk highs, should you buy?Despite the sharp correction that stocks have seen recently, most of them are trading way above industry average price-to-earnings multiple...
- How to open a quick service restaurant (QSR) for less than Rs 5 lakhCustomers seek QSR for casual eating out, outings with friends, a respite from cooking, and eating breaks while shopping, among other thing...
- Can Jubilant FoodWorks face the headwinds coming from a new direction?Jubilant is the biggest player in the QSR space with a market cap of more than Rs 40,000 crore. Currently, Jubilant’s stock is trading at a...
- After up to 50% jump in a month, will QSR stocks cook up a tasty story?Analysts are bullish on the QSR segment as these companies have expanded their portfolios from pizza, pasta and burgers to beverages, break...
- The resurgence of India's fast food industryHowever, food analysts caution that quick service restaurants might hit speed breakers if fundamental issues are not resolved.
- Quick service restaurant chains struggle in India despite customers willing to payChanging food trends, regulatory restrictions, ill-planned expansion and irrational occupancy cost are some of the pressure points for the ...
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