Burma Burma revenue grows 47% to Rs 156 Cr in FY26 as losses widen sixfold to Rs 14.5 Cr
Vegetarian pan-Asian chain Burma Burma scaled FY26 revenue 47% to Rs 155.6 Cr across 12+ outlets, but losses ballooned to Rs 14.5 Cr as depreciation nearly doubled to Rs 40.8 Cr. EBITDA held at Rs 29 Cr (18.65% margin). Bengaluru drove 32% of sales; dine-in contributed 82%.
Vegetarian pan-Asian chain Burma Burma grew FY26 revenue 47% to Rs 156 Cr across 12+ outlets, but losses widened sixfold to Rs 14.5 Cr as depreciation nearly doubled. Bengaluru led with 32% of sales; dine-in contributed 82%.
Why this matters
Burma Burma's 47% revenue jump signals aggressive expansion of its vegetarian pan-Asian format, but soaring depreciation from new outlets pushed losses sixfold despite steady 18.65% EBITDA margins.
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