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WickedGüd revenue jumps 69% to ₹13.38 Cr

By Startup Enthusiast · 17 February 2026

What they do

WickedGüd makes healthier ready-to-cook meals like Korean 2x Fiery Range and Masala Instant Noodles

Revenue grew 69.4% from ₹7.90 Cr in FY24 to ₹13.38 Cr in FY25, with improved EBITDA

The Indian RTC meal market is projected to grow from $6.7 Bn in 2024 to $11.9 Bn by 2033

WickedGüd reported ₹13.38 Cr revenue for FY25, up 69.4% from ₹7.90 Cr in FY24.
EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation) improved in FY25.
Revenue for April–November 2025 was ₹18 Cr, on track to close FY26 at ₹35 Cr.
The company makes healthier ready-to-cook meals including Korean 2x Fiery Range and Masala Instant Noodles.
It replaced palm oil with rice bran oil and uses SCAD (steaming and conventional air drying) for quick cooking without added oil.
Sales are 65% online, with the rest through modern trade (Reliance, DMart) and general trade.
On Amazon, 7 of the top 30 best-selling products in its category are WickedGüd SKUs.

The Indian RTC meal market is projected to grow from $6.7 Bn in 2024 to $11.9 Bn by 2033.
The brand targets Gen Z flavour exploration and health-focussed consumers seeking guilt-free options.
Founder Bhuman Dani noticed that children strongly shape household food choices.

WickedGüd makes healthier ready-to-cook meals for Indian kitchens.
Products include Korean 2x Fiery Range and Masala Instant Noodles.
It uses rice bran oil instead of palm oil and SCAD for quick, consistent cooking without added oil.
It operates through a decentralised network of contract manufacturers across India for quality control and regional logistics.
Sales split: 65% online, rest via modern trade (Reliance, DMart) and general trade.
On Amazon, 7 of the top 30 best-selling products in its category are WickedGüd SKUs.

Short-term: build on Amazon momentum, replicate on Flipkart, deepen quick commerce presence.
Offline push: aim to enter 2,500 Reliance stores in the next 12 months.
Long-term targets: ₹100 Cr revenue by FY27, exceed ₹250 Cr by FY28.