Burger Singh secures $8.8M Series B to expand its franchise model.
Burger Singh, an Indian QSR chain, has raised ₹82 Cr (approximately $8.8 million) in a Series B funding round, valuing the company at ₹520 Cr. The funding aims to scale its franchise-led business model across India.
The round was led by Artal Asia, with participation from Negen Undiscovered Value Fund, Aurum Rising India Fund, and other investors. The capital will be used to strengthen Burger Singh’s franchise ecosystem through investments in store design, training systems, supply chain enhancements, technology upgrades, and streamlined operational processes. The company focuses on creating a standardized platform to enable local entrepreneurs to operate outlets with structured support.
Founded in 2014 by Kabir Jeet Singh and Nitin Rana, Burger Singh operates over 200 outlets in more than 100 cities. The company employs a franchise-first approach, allowing individual operators to run stores while Burger Singh provides centralized systems and support.
Burger Singh reported a revenue of ₹117 Cr in FY25, driven by expansion in both metro and non-metro markets. The brand positions itself as a homegrown alternative to global burger chains, offering Indianized menu options at accessible price points.
The fundraise occurs amid growing investor interest in QSR chains with niche and scalable formats in India, including coffee chains, Korean fusion brands, and cloud kitchen operators expanding into tier II and III cities. Boba Bhai raised ₹40 Cr earlier this month, while Blue Tokai raised ₹220 Cr in a bridge funding round.
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