Cloud kitchen firm EatClub to raise Rs 185 crore from Tiger Global, A91 Partners, 360 One
According to filings with the Registrar of Companies, the company will use the funds for growth and expansion. The company, which runs brands such as Faasos and Behrouz Biryani, also saw a top-deck recast, with founder and CEO Jaydeep Barman transitioning into the chairman's role—being replaced by founder Ankush Grover as chief executive.
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Cloud kitchen firm EatClub to raise Rs 185 crore from Tiger Global, A91 Partners, 360 One
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