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    • IPO-bound Curefoods plans ambitious brand expansion, to invest Rs 152 cr for setting up new kitchens and outlets by 2029

      The Curefoods IPO is expected to hit the markets before the end of the calendar year, sources said, and the foodtech player's expansion will be supported by a blend of organic growth, acquisitions and investment in infrastructure.

    • Curefoods IPO: Exit feasts, attrition alarms, and growth plans decoded

      The DRHP reveals sharp attrition, mounting expenses and a business model heavily reliant on aggregators despite strong topline growth.

    • Ankit Nagori’s Curefoods begins work on IPO, in talks to appoint advisers

      The Accel-backed food and beverages company could raise $300-400 million through the IPO expected to hit the markets in the latter part of FY26

    • Curefoods’ pizza brand Olio hits Rs 100-crore revenue run rate

      This comes at a time when investor interest in food startups is high. Startups House of Biryani and Biryani By Kilo have raised funds in the recent months

    • Curefoods acquires Binny Bansal-backed Yumlane for undisclosed amount

      The contours of the deal were not disclosed, but will help Curefoods strengthen its B2B focus and aide its offline expansion plans

    • Sports-loving startup executives clash with Badminton Association over league tournament

      Players' fear of being blacklisted by the Badminton Association of India if they play in the new league has left the tournament hanging, with its fate in the court’s hands.

    • Karnataka Election 2023: Startup founders and investors seek acceleration in ongoing infra projects

      Founders and investors also urged voters to step out of homes and make the effort to vote if they wanted to see the state, especially Bengaluru, become more conducive for startups.

    • Curefoods raises Rs 300 crore from Binny Bansal's fund, IronPillar and others

      Curefoods, which has Nomad Pizza and Sharief Bhai biryani brands in its portfolio, says it will use the funds to diversify to offline format. The company also aims to expand in tier 1 and 2 cities in the north and the west of the country

    • Exclusive: Curefoods closes its $50-million Series C funding round

      The Bengaluru-based startup competes with Rebel Foods, Biryani by Kilo, and EatClub (formerly known as Box8), which are at the forefront of this industry, and are building house of food brands.

    • Fit to Lead | Curefoods founder Ankit Nagori: "Behaviours and habits are like muscle building"

      "The pandemic years have been quite a blur... fitness played a key role in helping me navigate it."

    • Curefoods raises $62 million from Iron Pillar, Chiratae, Binny Bansal, others

      The cloud kitchen startup is likely valued in the range of $250-$400 million, according to industry sources.

    • Curefoods acquires a slew of cloud-kitchen brands to step up Thrasio for food play

      The startup has acquired six cloud kitchen brands and is looking at another 25 to expand footprint across multiple cities

    • Ankit Nagori’s Curefoods raises funds from Iron Pillar, Binny Bansal for Thrasio-for-food play

      Curefoods will acquire fast-growing online food brands, a large market after the advent of Swiggy and Zomato

    • Edtech platform Bambinos raises seed funding from Curefit's Ankit Nagori, xto10x's Neeraj Aggarwal, others

      Bambinos will use the fresh funds to develop new products, scale up its distribution network and enhance the course content

    • Flipkart top-guns Mukesh Bansal, Ankit Nagori step down

      Flipkart sees another round of top-level rejig as Mukesh Bansal, head of commerce and advertising business and Ankit Nagori chief business officer, step down, reports CNBC-TV18

    • e-comm sites ready to battle it out in online shopping fest

      From jaw-dropping discounts to special gifts, these are just some of the weapons in the arsenals of e-commerce companies.

    • Big billion sale II: Why Flipkart can't afford to mess up

      The company is leaving no stone unturned to ensure there are no last minute hassles and customers have a pleasant shopping experience, unlike the previous year

    • Flipkart ties up with three major home retailers

      The tie-ups will introduce a whole new range of products from these retail brands, adding to Flipkart's existing portfolio of 1000 plus brands with seven lakh home products.

    • Flipkart aims to generate 20 lakh jobs in 2015

      The Bangalore-based firm expects 60 percent of this employment to be generated in the logistics and warehousing sector.

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