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Economic Times18/5/2026BusinessIndia

Gourmet Investments to Double Restaurant Count in India, Launch Olive Garden

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Gourmet Investments Hospitality Group plans to double its restaurant count in India to 100-125 outlets in three years, launching Olive Garden.
The expansion targets affluent consumers amid rising global inflation.

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Gourmet Investments Hospitality Group plans to double its restaurant count in India to 100-125 outlets in three years, launching Olive Garden. The expansion targets affluent consumers amid rising global inflation.

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