Sweet Karam Coffee’s mission to take traditional South Indian snacks to 32 countries while staying true to its roots fits right into the India-to-the-globe theme that we advocate at GIA.
What is the news?
- Chennai-based Sweet Karam Coffee(SKC) has raised $8 million in Series A funding led by Peak XV Partners, with participation from existing investor Fireside Ventures.
- The clean-label South Indian food brand has shown impressive 4x revenue growth over the past year, projecting a further 4.5x increase in FY25.
Why is it interesting?
- SKC represents the perfect blend of cultural authenticity and global scalability that we look for at GIA. Their expansion to 2,500+ dark stores across India and distribution to 32 countries demonstrates how regional Indian flavors can capture international markets.
- The appointment of former Unilever executive Nandhitha Indermohan as COO signals their readiness to build enterprise-grade operations, a critical transition we often see in startups poised for exponential growth.
Read more: South Indian food brand Sweet Karam Coffee raises $8 million in a Series A round
