Burger Singh Raises ₹82 Crore Series B to Scale Franchise-First QSR…

Team S · 2026-03-18T12:59:20.000Z

Indian quick-service restaurant chain Burger Singh has raised ₹82 crore (~$8.8 million) in a Series B funding round, led by Artal Asia Pte Ltd, with participation from Negen Undiscovered Value Fund and Aurum Rising India Fund. The latest funding values the company at ₹520 crore, reflecting strong investor confidence in its franchise-led growth model within India’s rapidly expanding QSR sector. Founded in 2014, Burger Singh has built a differentiated brand by offering Indianized burger flavours at accessible price points, enabling it to scale across both metro cities and emerging markets. The company currently operates 200+ outlets across 100+ cities in India. The fresh capital will be used to build a scalable, franchise-first platform, with investments directed toward supply chain optimization, technology upgrades, training systems, and operational infrastructure. The company aims to empower local entrepreneurs by creating a structured ecosystem for running successful restaurant businesses at scale. Unlike traditional expansion models that rely heavily on company-owned outlets, Burger Singh is focusing on a platform-driven franchise approach, enabling entrepreneurs across India to plug into its standardized systems and replicate success. The company reported ₹117 crore in revenue for FY 2024-25, driven by aggressive expansion and strong consumer demand for localized QSR offerings. With this funding, Burger Singh is positioning itself as a leading franchise-first QSR platform in India, aiming to redefine how restaurant brands scale in the country.

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