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Indian burger chain Good Flippin’ Burgers raises $4 million

By Mei Ling Tan
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Indian burger chain Good Flippin’ Burgers raises $4 million
Indian burger chain Good Flippin’ Burgers raises $4 million

Good Flippin’ Burgers has successfully raised $4 million in its latest Series A funding round, which Tanglin Venture Partners led.

Viren DSilva, co-founder of Good Flippin’ Burgers said, “This investment is a significant milestone for us and will empower us to expand our operations, fortify our supply chain, and bring our delicious burgers to an even wider customer base. We are grateful for the overwhelming love and support we have received from our loyal patrons and will continue to delight them with our product portfolio,” he added.

“Viren, Sid Marchant and Sijo Matthew are exceptional founders with extreme customer obsession and process orientation. They have built a strong brand in Good Flippin’ Burgers with extraordinary customer love. We are really impressed with their focus on supply chain capabilities which has enabled them to maintain the highest level of quality as well as consistency across their store footprint,” added Sankalp Gupta, partner at Tanglin Venture Partners.

Good Flippin’ Burgers raised $1 million in April 2022.

With the latest capital infusion, the start-up plans to fuel its geographical expansion, reinforce its supply chain and refine its dining and quick service restaurant (QSR) models. It also hopes to scale up its growth, which it claimed had increased by 3X last year.

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