The brand reports a 35 per cent year-on-year sales growth, an average daily footfall of 80 to 100 customers per outlet
The Burger Company, a homegrown burger and quick-service restaurant (QSR) brand, has scaled to 150 outlets across the nation. The company is now aiming to reach 250 outlets by 2027 as it expands in smaller markets with new offerings.
The brand reported a 35 per cent year-on-year sales growth, an average daily footfall of 80 to 100 customers per outlet, and a 44 per cent repeat customer rate. With a presence in north India (over 80 outlets), west (over 30), south (25), and east (15), The Burger Company is focusing on expansion, with recent opening in Guwahati and Jagdalpur achieving profitability in under two months.
“This milestone reflects the trust of our customers and the dedication of our franchise partners. We aim to reach 250 outlets by 2027, bringing innovative, value-driven dining to more tier three and four markets, while continuing to delight our community with bold new offerings,” stated Neelam Singh, Founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of The Burger Company.
The company highlighted that it is focusing on youth-centric branding, omnichannel presence, and partnerships with food aggregators. Looking ahead, the brand plans to introduce new product lines and further strengthen its footprint across India.
