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Haldiram's in Advanced Talks to Bring Jimmy John's to India

Haldiram's in Advanced Talks to Bring Jimmy John's to India
Haldiram’s to bring Jimmy John’s to India, forays into western fast food space - Brand Wagon News · financialexpress.com

Imagine two big food companies are talking about teaming up.

Haldiram's, famous for Indian sweets and snacks, might start selling sandwiches from an American company called Jimmy John's in India.

This would be Haldiram's first big venture into making western-style fast food, like burgers or sandwiches, instead of just their usual treats.

Jimmy John's has many stores in America and a few other countries, and they think their fresh sandwiches would be popular in India.

Haldiram's already has a large restaurant business in India, and this new partnership could be part of their plan to offer more food choices.

They want to compete with other big international fast-food brands already in India.

It’s like Haldiram’s is trying to offer a whole new kind of yummy meal alongside their beloved sweets.

Key facts

Companies Involved
Haldiram Group and Inspire Brands
Brand to be Introduced
Jimmy John's
Proposed Deal
Exclusive franchise partnership for India
Haldiram's Existing Restaurant Business Valuation
Approx. ₹2,000 crore
Jimmy John's Outlet Count
Over 2,600 globally
Jimmy John's System-Wide Sales
$2.6 billion
Inspire Brands' Portfolio
Dunkin', Baskin-Robbins, Arby's, Buffalo Wild Wings, Sonic
Inspire Brands' Total Restaurant Count
Over 33,000 globally

Quotes

one source

A source cited in The Economic Times report

“The founder family of Haldiram's, the Agarwals, want to compete with global brands such as Subway and Tim Hortons, as well as tap into the growing, aspirational younger consumer segments which have high affinity to western cafe-style formats.”
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A Haldiram's spokesperson

A spokesperson for Haldiram's responding to queries from The Economic Times

“At this stage, we're in explorations with Inspire Group about supporting their sourcing and fulfilment value chains with our extensive international culinary supply ecosystem, especially as they continue to expand their global footprint. We believe this is the foundation of a solid partnership, but at this stage, all other forays are purely conjectural.”
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Michael Haley

President and Managing Director, International for Inspire Brands

“For 40 years, Jimmy John's has taken a straightforward approach to making quality sandwiches, and it's now time to share them with the world.”
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