Archive · 30 Jun 2025
Timezone to Expand in India with ₹100 Crore Investment
Imagine a big indoor fun center called Timezone with games like bowling and laser tag.
They are very popular in India!
They are going to spend a lot of money to open up more locations, aiming for 100 centers by 2026.
They are already in many cities and want to expand to smaller ones too, where people are excited for these types of entertainment options.
They're also thinking about bringing in a fancy bowling alley called Kingpin.
They know what people like and make the experience a good time!
Timezone, a family entertainment center (FEC) brand, plans to invest over ₹100 crore annually in India.
The company aims to operate 100 locations by 2026, up from its current 84 centers.
India is Timezone's second-largest market globally, after Australia, in terms of footfalls and revenue.
Timezone is expanding into tier 2 and tier 3 cities, with newer locations meeting or exceeding revenue expectations.
The company is exploring introducing its upscale bowling-bar format, Kingpin, to the Indian market.
- Who
- Timezone, owned by TEEG (The Entertainment and Education Group).
- What
- Timezone is expanding its operations in India.
- When
- The expansion is ongoing, with a target of 100 locations by 2026.
- Where
- India, with expansions planned for various cities.
- Why
- To capitalize on the rising demand for social entertainment among Indian consumers.
- Company
- Timezone
- Parent Company
- TEEG
- Investment Plan
- ₹100 crore annually
- Current Locations
- 84
- Target Locations by 2026
- 100
- Market Rank (by revenue)
- 2nd largest (after Australia)
- Average spending per family (weekends)
- ₹2,000 to ₹3,000