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Curefoods files IPO for ₹800 crore

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Date
Company
Curefoods
What it does
House of food brands
Kind
IPO
Amount
₹800 Cr
Stage
ipo
Based in
Bengaluru
Founded
2020
Sector
Commerce & Consumer Brands

What they do

Curefoods runs food brands like Eatfit, Sharief Bhai, Olio Pizza and Krispy Kreme

What happened

It filed for an IPO with a fresh issue of ₹800 crore and an offer for sale of 4.85 crore shares

Why it matters

Proceeds will fund new cloud kitchens, restaurant expansion, debt repayment and acquisitions

The details

  • Curefoods India Ltd has filed for an initial public offering (IPO).
  • The IPO includes a fresh issue of up to ₹800 crore.
  • It also includes an offer for sale (OFS) of up to 48,537,599 equity shares.
  • Selling shareholders include Iron Pillar PCC, Crimson Winter Limited, Accel India V, and others.
  • The company may also consider a pre-IPO placement of up to ₹160 crore.
  • IPO proceeds will be used to set up new cloud kitchens, restaurants, and kiosks.
  • Funds will also go toward expansion of existing cloud kitchens and purchase of machinery.
  • Part of the proceeds will repay borrowings, make lease payments, and fund acquisitions.

The bigger picture

  • Curefoods operates a house of brands model using shared cloud kitchen infrastructure.
  • Its brands are listed on Swiggy and Zomato, and some have dedicated apps and dine-in stores.
  • The company was founded in 2020 by Ankit Nagori, former co-founder of Cure.fit and former CBO of Flipkart.

About the business

  • Curefoods is a Bengaluru-headquartered house of food brands founded in 2020.
  • It operates brands including Eatfit, Sharief Bhai, Olio Pizza, Arambam, Nomad Pizza, CakeZone, Frozen Bottle, and Krispy Kreme.
  • Eatfit is available in 9 cities.
  • Sharief Bhai Biryani is available in 11 cities.
  • Olio Pizza is available in 26 cities.
  • Arambam is available in 12 cities.
  • Krispy Kreme is available in 7 cities.
  • Nomad Pizza is available in 10 cities.
  • CakeZone is available in 12 cities.
  • Frozen Bottle is available in 7 cities.
  • The company uses a shared cloud kitchen infrastructure and lists its brands on Swiggy and Zomato.
  • Some brands have dedicated apps and dine-in stores.
  • Its core purpose is to create iconic food brands.

What happens next

  • Set up new cloud kitchens, restaurants, and kiosks.
  • Expand existing cloud kitchens.
  • Purchase machinery.
  • Repay borrowings.
  • Make lease payments.
  • Acquire additional shareholding in Millet Express, Munchbox, and Yum Plum.
  • Pay deferred consideration to Jaika Hospitality Ventures.

The deal

Type
IPO

Investors

  • Iron Pillar PCC (selling shareholder)
  • Crimson Winter Limited (selling shareholder)
  • Accel India V (Mauritius) (selling shareholder)
  • Chiratae Ventures India Fund IV (selling shareholder)
  • Global Ecommerce Consolidation Fund (selling shareholder)
  • Chiratae Ventures Master Fund IV (selling shareholder)
  • Alteria Capital Fund II-Scheme I (selling shareholder)
  • Curefit Healthcare Pvt Ltd (selling shareholder)
  • Shripad Shrikrishna Nadkarni (selling shareholder)
  • Horizon Techno Pte Ltd (selling shareholder)
  • Zephyr Peacock India Growth Fund (selling shareholder)

Founders

  • Ankit Nagori, Founder

About Curefoods

Product
cloud kitchen firm
Customers
Consumers ordering prepared food through delivery and dining channels.
How it makes money
Sells branded food through its kitchen and delivery network.
What sets it apart
Portfolio across multiple popular food brands and formats.

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