Indian quick service restaurant (QSR) chain Wow! Momo is set to secure a bridge funding of Rs1.3bn to Rs1.5bn ($15-17m), led ...

Wow! Momo has raised a bridge round funding of ₹90 crores from its existing investor Khazanah - the Malaysian Sovereign Fund ...

The Kolkata-based quick-service restaurant (QSR) chain plans to use the capital to scale its presence across India by opening 200–250 new outlets by next year and expanding its frozen momos segment.

Lighthouse’s exit will come nearly eight years after the investment firm made its initial investment in Wow! Momo’s series B ...

Kolkata-based QSR chain Wow! Momo is reportedly raising INR 130 -150 Cr in its bridge funding round led by Haldiram’s ...

Wow! Momo plans to raise $100M at a ₹2,400 Cr valuation as it expands its QSR and FMCG footprint. Lighthouse may exit with Rs ...

With this bridge round, Wow! Momo has now raised over INR 600 crore to date, solidifying its status as one of India’s most well-funded QSR startups. The company’s next major fundraising round, ...

Wow! Momo, the Indian fast-food chain, is looking out for a creative agency that specialises in ecomm marketing and digital campaigns. “Small team, big on delivery, would be the right fit.

She was initially told both plates were non-vegetarian and had to show the bill to prove otherwise. Instead of steamed momos, ...

Momo and over 50 outlets of Wow! China. The company is planning to set up over 150 stores and 50 cloud kitchens next year.

Indian quick service restaurant (QSR) chain Wow! Momo is set to secure a bridge funding of Rs1.3bn to Rs1.5bn ($15-17m), led by Haldiram's Kamal Agrawal and Malaysian sovereign wealth fund ...