"Partnering with the CK Jaipuria Group gives us the scale, operational muscle, and strategic direction we need to realize our vision of making quality eyewear accessible to every Indian." ...

CK Jaipuria, together with brothers Ravi and SK Jaipuria, are PepsiCo India s biggest bottlers, and control about 85% of the cola major s franchisee bottling business.

Partnering with the CK Jaipuria Group gives us the scale, operational muscle, and strategic direction we need to realise our vision of making quality eyewear accessible to every Indian.

Jaipuria said it would be "very premature" to talk about a possible deal with InBev. "As of now, we are looking at possible joint ventures and bottling tie-ups to enter the Indian beer market.

The funding round also saw participation from investors like CK Jaipuria Family Office, Anuj Sheth of AAJ Ventures, Infoedge's Kitty Agarwal, Venture Catalysts, among others.

ClearDekho, backed by Jaipuria Group's retail expertise and operational depth, aims to scale its operations aggressively with the target of achieving Rs 300 crore topline within the next three years.

The Jaipuria family, which also include brothers SK Jaipuria and CK Jaipuria, togther control 20 bottling plants for Pepsi in India, covering the entire country except Bihar. The diversified RJ Corp ...

“In tier 2 and 3 markets, the Adidas stores we will set up exclusively by us,” CK Jaipuria said. The group plans to set up 100 Adidas footwear and sportswear stores by the end of 2024, he said ...

Ravi Jaipuria’s Devyani international and PE fund Samara capital to handle most of the biz. ... Samara is also learnt to be buying out entrepreneur CK Jaipuria’s franchisee in Sri Lanka.

Eye-wear startup ClearDekho has raised $4 Mn in a Pre-Series A funding round led by Ritesh Agarwal-led Aroa Ventures.. The round also saw participation from other investors such as CK Jaipuria ...

Varun Beverages—founded by Indian billionaire Ravi Jaipuria, who is known as India’s cola king —is buying Pepsi bottling operations in Ghana and Tanzania for $169.6 million.