K Hospitality earmarks Rs 300 crore, targets 100–150 new outlets this year
The hospitality group is investing across its operating brands while launching the Rs 200 crore Kliff Ventures growth fund. Plans include doubling Nando’s to 36 stores by year-end, expanding Wagamama and Joshh, and opening airport concepts in Navi Mumbai.
K Hospitality will invest Rs 300 crore in its operations and deploy a Rs 200 crore growth-stage F&B fund. It plans 100-150 new outlets this year, including doubling Nando’s, expanding Wagamama and Joshh, and opening airport concepts in Navi Mumbai.
Why this matters
The expansion follows K Hospitality Corp’s recent Kliff Ventures announcements: one unveiled the fund for high-growth F&B and consumer brands, while another outlined its ₹200 crore early-stage consumer mandate.
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