Burger Singh Raises $1 Million To Fuel Expansion
New Delhi: Tipping Mr Pink, which runs fusion burger chain Burger Singh, has received a funding of $800,000 from investors like Beer Cafe founder Rahul Singh, Dheeraj Jain of Redcliffe Capital  and television actor Rannvijay Singh.
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This is in addition to the $200,000 funding raised months back from these investors, taking the total raised amount to $1 million (about Rs 6.6 crore) this year.
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Other investors include Ashvin Chadda, Capt. Salim Sheikh (ex-Sayaji Hotels) and Avtar Monga (COO of IDFC Bank).
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"We will use the funds to expand our retail presence. We currently have eight stores and by September next year, we should have 26 stores that will be a mix of company-owned and franchise-owned, company-operated models," Burger Singh CEO Kabir Jeet Singh told PTI.
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Unlike its rivals, Burger Singh is looking to open smaller outlets with multiple locations, predominantly focused on delivery and takeaway customers.
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