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Good Flippin’ Burgers raises funds at 480 Cr valuation

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Date
Company
Good Flippin’ Burgers
What it does
Quick-service burger restaurant chain
Kind
Funding
Amount
₹55 Cr
Stage
Series B
Based in
Mumbai
Founded
2019
Sector
Commerce & Consumer Brands

What they do

Good Flippin’ Burgers operates a chain of 67 quick-service restaurants serving burgers, wraps, and sides across six major Indian cities

What happened

The company is raising ₹55 crore in fresh capital from S.R

Why it matters

Foundation through the issuance of preference shares at a 480 crore valuation; this funding round represents a 20% valuation premium over the firm's…

The details

  • Mumbai-based Good Flippin’ Burgers is raising ₹55 crore in fresh funding from the Delhi-based S.R. Foundation.
  • The board approved the issuance of 58,668 Compulsorily Convertible Preference Shares (CCPS) at a price of ₹9,374.77 per share.
  • The transaction values the company at approximately ₹480 crore, marking a 20% premium over its previous valuation.
  • The company intends to use these funds to fuel its business expansion and meet general corporate requirements.
  • This investment follows a period of rapid growth for the seven-year-old restaurant chain.

The bigger picture

  • The company has seen its revenue grow more than 3.4 times between FY2023 and FY2025.
  • Annual revenues rose from ₹32.5 crore in FY2023 to ₹111 crore in FY2025.
  • Operating losses increased from ₹3.91 crore to ₹18.32 crore during the same two-year period.
  • The firm is preparing for increased competition in the Indian quick-service restaurant (QSR) market.

About the business

  • The company operates a chain of 67 outlets across Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Pune, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Chennai.
  • The menu features a variety of burgers, wraps, sides, shakes, and coffee beverages.
  • It employs over 600 staff members across its corporate and restaurant operations.
  • The business model focuses on both dine-in and delivery services to reach customers.
  • The brand positions itself as a provider of fresh, high-quality burgers in local neighborhoods.

What happens next

  • The company plans to continue its expansion across India.
  • Management is focused on scaling operations to compete with other major QSR players.

The deal

Type
funding

Investors

  • S.R. Foundation (lead) — A Delhi-based public charitable trust and investment vehicle linked to the DS Group promoter network.

Founders

  • Sid Marchant, Co-Founder
  • Viren Dsilva, Co-Founder

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