The company stated that the investment will enhance existing supply chain infrastructure, develop proprietary food production systems, and strengthen its operational teams
Chelvies Coffee, a specialty coffee and dining experience brand, informed the successful closure of a USD one million funding round led by Endurance Capital, with an additional USD 5,00,000 in debt financing currently under process. The investment will fuel the company’s expansion plans to establish over 30 high-street locations across major Indian metros by 2026.
The company stated that the investment will enhance existing supply chain infrastructure, develop proprietary food production systems, and strengthen its operational teams. Founded in 2023, the company currently operates six high-street locations across Delhi NCR and Ahmedabad, achieving a monthly run rate of Rs 1.30 crore with demonstrated profitability at each store level.
“We are redefining coffee shops from being merely casual spaces to becoming experience-driven destinations where customers feel at home while enjoying exceptional coffee and food. Since our launch, we have rigorously tested and perfected our concept through our presence in Delhi NCR and Ahmedabad, refining every aspect of the customer experience,” stated Dhruv Singh, Founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Chelvies Coffee.
The brand offers an extensive menu of over 70 specialty coffee brews, complementing this with a curated dining menu that includes burgers, artisanal sandwiches, and pasta, all produced through in-house facilities that ensure consistent quality.
“India has long deserved a brand that delivers both exceptional coffee and outstanding food under one roof. What truly sets Chelvies Coffee apart is not just their unique offering, but their impressive sales-to-investment ratio and healthy margins, demonstrating both customer validation and potential for superior returns as they scale,” highlighted Abhishek Mittal, Founding Partner at Endurance Capital.
The official statement from the company added that India’s cafe industry is projected to grow at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15-20 per cent to reach USD 2.6 to 3.2 billion by 2028. The coffee café segment growth specifically is driven by evolving consumer preferences and increasing appreciation for premium coffee experiences.
