US-based QSR chain Burger King India is looking forward to open 12 more outlets by the year-end at an investment of Rs 1.75-3 crore each. The company has set up 28 stores in one year of its operations in India.
To give wings to its plans, the brand, which has opened its shops in airports and Delhi Metro, is eying at entering the corporate offices across India. The world's second largest quick-service burger chain is also one of the first QSR chains to launch its products on eBay and Paytm. Earlier, it had joined hands with hyperlocal company Scootsy for its 30-minute home delivery service in Mumbai.
The company is present in approximately 14,000 locations serving more than 11 million guests daily in nearly 100 countries and territories worldwide. It is a global chain of hamburger fast-food restaurants and was founded by James McLamore in 1954. 3G Capital, a global investment firm, purchased Burger King Corporation making it a privately held company in 2010. The brand is known for its signature recipes and delectable menu.
