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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India's consumption patterns have dramatically shifted from basic needs to experiences and lifestyle choices, now driving nearly 60% of the country's GDP. While this boom is visible across urban and rural areas, fueled by rising incomes and aspirations, it also raises concerns about increasing household debt and financial insecurity, particularly among younger generations who prioritize immediate gratification over long-term savings.

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