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Why McDonald's is Not Afraid of Competition in India
Westlife Development Limited focuses on putting up and operating Quick Service Restaurants (QSR) in India through its subsidiary Hardcastle Restaurants Pvt. Ltd. (HRPL). The company operates a chain of McDonald's restaurants in west and south India, having a master franchisee relationship with McDonald's Corporation USA, through the latter's Indian...
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Westlife Development Says It’s Confident Of Meeting Same-Store-Sales Growth Target
The operator of McDonald’s outlets in India has witnessed a “slight change” in consumer sentiments.
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Hardcastle Restaurants Banks On Rising Incomes
Hardcastle Restaurants expects rising incomes to boost its growth.
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Taxman Conducts Searches On McDonald’s Franchise
Income tax officials say searches at McDonald’s franchisee follow allegations of tax evasion.
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Anti-Profiteering Notices To McDonald’s Franchisee, Lifestyle, Honda Dealer
The operator of McDonald’s outlets, four others land in the cross-hairs of India’s new anti-profiteering law.
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Why McDonald's is Not Afraid of Competition in India
Westlife Development Limited focuses on putting up and operating Quick Service Restaurants (QSR) in India through its subsidiary Hardcastle Restaurants Pvt. Ltd. (HRPL). The company operates a chain of McDonald's restaurants in west and south India, having a master franchisee relationship with McDonald's Corporation USA, through the latter's Indian...
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Why Burger King, Wendy's are Queuing Up to Set Shop in India
Big names in the fast food industry are queuing up to grab a pie of the quick service restaurant (QSR) market in India. Burger King, the world's second largest hamburger chain, opened its first outlet in Delhi on Sunday, while Ohio-based Wendy's is likely to set up shop in the first half of next year.
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Bay Capital Investments sells 11 lakh Westlife shares
Bay Capital Investments Ltd on Friday offloaded nearly 11 lakh shares of Westlife Development in a transaction worth over Rs 40 crore.
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McDonald's Indian JV partner Vikram Bakshi approaches Company Law Board
Indian partner of McDonald's north and east operations in the country, Vikram Bakshi, has approached the Company Law Board (CLB) against his removal as the managing director of the joint venture.
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Hardcastle to invest Rs 300 crore to open 75 McDonald's outlets by FY15
Hardcastle Restaurants, the joint venture partner of McDonald's in West and South, has said that it plans to invest up to Rs 300 crore to add at least 75 outlets of the American fast food chain by FY15.
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Westlife raises Rs 180 crore via preferential shares
BSE-listed Westlife Development said on Tuesday that it has raised Rs 180 crore through a preferential issue of shares to Arisaig India Fund, following Bombay High Court's nod for merging Hardcastle Restaurants (HR) as its direct subsidiary.
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McDonalds India to hike prices amid rising inflation
Fast food chain McDonalds Corp plans to increase prices in India for the second time this year, responding to rising inflation which, along with an economic slowdown, it expects to temper demand growth for at least the next 7 months.
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Why McDonald's is Not Afraid of Competition in India
Westlife Development Limited focuses on putting up and operating Quick Service Restaurants (QSR) in India through its subsidiary Hardcastle Restaurants Pvt. Ltd. (HRPL). The company operates a chain of McDonald's restaurants in west and south India, having a master franchisee relationship with McDonald's Corporation USA, through the latter's Indian...
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Westlife Development Says It’s Confident Of Meeting Same-Store-Sales Growth Target
The operator of McDonald’s outlets in India has witnessed a “slight change” in consumer sentiments.
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Hardcastle Restaurants Banks On Rising Incomes
Hardcastle Restaurants expects rising incomes to boost its growth.
-
Taxman Conducts Searches On McDonald’s Franchise
Income tax officials say searches at McDonald’s franchisee follow allegations of tax evasion.
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Anti-Profiteering Notices To McDonald’s Franchisee, Lifestyle, Honda Dealer
The operator of McDonald’s outlets, four others land in the cross-hairs of India’s new anti-profiteering law.
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Why McDonald's is Not Afraid of Competition in India
Westlife Development Limited focuses on putting up and operating Quick Service Restaurants (QSR) in India through its subsidiary Hardcastle Restaurants Pvt. Ltd. (HRPL). The company operates a chain of McDonald's restaurants in west and south India, having a master franchisee relationship with McDonald's Corporation USA, through the latter's Indian...
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Why Burger King, Wendy's are Queuing Up to Set Shop in India
Big names in the fast food industry are queuing up to grab a pie of the quick service restaurant (QSR) market in India. Burger King, the world's second largest hamburger chain, opened its first outlet in Delhi on Sunday, while Ohio-based Wendy's is likely to set up shop in the first half of next year.
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Bay Capital Investments sells 11 lakh Westlife shares
Bay Capital Investments Ltd on Friday offloaded nearly 11 lakh shares of Westlife Development in a transaction worth over Rs 40 crore.
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McDonald's Indian JV partner Vikram Bakshi approaches Company Law Board
Indian partner of McDonald's north and east operations in the country, Vikram Bakshi, has approached the Company Law Board (CLB) against his removal as the managing director of the joint venture.
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Hardcastle to invest Rs 300 crore to open 75 McDonald's outlets by FY15
Hardcastle Restaurants, the joint venture partner of McDonald's in West and South, has said that it plans to invest up to Rs 300 crore to add at least 75 outlets of the American fast food chain by FY15.
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Westlife raises Rs 180 crore via preferential shares
BSE-listed Westlife Development said on Tuesday that it has raised Rs 180 crore through a preferential issue of shares to Arisaig India Fund, following Bombay High Court's nod for merging Hardcastle Restaurants (HR) as its direct subsidiary.
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McDonalds India to hike prices amid rising inflation
Fast food chain McDonalds Corp plans to increase prices in India for the second time this year, responding to rising inflation which, along with an economic slowdown, it expects to temper demand growth for at least the next 7 months.
