Analysis · Commerce & Consumer Brands

Yu Foods grows revenue 123% in FY25

By Startup Enthusiast · 16 February 2026

What they do

Yu Foods makes Korean noodles, condiments, pasta, desserts, sauces, dips, instant soups and 100% coconut water

Revenue jumped from ₹15.7 Cr in FY24 to ₹35.06 Cr in FY25; FY26 year-to-date has surpassed ₹40 Cr

The company aims to become a ₹500 Cr multi-category convenience foods brand in 3-4 years

Yu Foods is a convenience food brand based in Gurugram.
It makes Korean noodles, condiments, pasta, desserts, sauces, dips, instant soups and 100% coconut water.
The products contain no chemical preservatives, no refined sugar and no artificial concentrates.
The company uses UHT filling and advanced freeze-drying equipment from German, French and Japanese suppliers.
It operates a 40,000 sq ft UK FSSC 22000-certified facility in Gurugram where all steps are done in-house.
Beverage production uses flash pasteurisation across three dedicated bottling units in Western India.
Revenue grew 123% from ₹15.7 Cr in FY24 to ₹35.06 Cr in FY25.
FY26 year-to-date revenue has surpassed ₹40 Cr, with a year-end target of ₹75 Cr.

The Indian packaged food market was valued at $116.85 Bn in 2025.
Consumers are shifting toward conscious indulgence and demand clean-label, bold-flavoured foods.
Yu Foods' growth reflects this trend, with 65% of sales coming from ecommerce and quick commerce.
Sales on Blinkit and Zepto grew 200%.

Yu Foods sells Korean noodles, condiments, pasta, desserts, sauces, dips, instant soups and 100% coconut water.
Products are made with no chemical preservatives, no refined sugar and no artificial concentrates.
The company uses UHT filling and advanced freeze-drying equipment from German, French and Japanese suppliers.
Manufacturing happens at a 40,000 sq ft UK FSSC 22000-certified facility in Gurugram, all steps in-house.
Beverage production uses flash pasteurisation across three dedicated bottling units in Western India.
Monthly GMV is ₹9 Cr, with an annualised run rate of ₹100 Cr+.
It sells 12 lakh units per month.
Sales from ecommerce and quick commerce account for 65% of total sales.
Offline presence includes 300+ modern trade stores such as DMart, Reliance and 7-Eleven.
The brand also supplies to airlines and exports to US, Canada, South Africa and Netherlands.

Yu Foods aims to build a multi-category convenience foods brand worth ₹500 Cr in 3-4 years.
Its strategy includes sampling, inviting food bloggers, journalists and nutritionists to inspect manufacturing.