Business Standard

After tasting success in the Bangalore market and after setting up an effective supply chain McDonald’s is now looking at other south Indian cities this year.

McDonald’s is represented by Hardcastle Restaurants in the west and south India and plans to invest Rs 300 crore - Rs 400 crore for expansion in the south and as well as the west, with south being an important part of the expansion plans in the next 3 years, said Amit Jatia, managing director and joint venture Partner, McDonald’s India (West & South).

“We want to make our presence felt in southern India in the next three years by adopting a focussed approach. Initially we will focus on Bangalore and Hyderabad and then spread across the region. Our approach will be to open more stores in one city rather than one store in many cities,” he added.

McDonald’s, for its south India foray, plans to build an effective supply chain with either Bangalore or Hyderabad as a key base.

Over the last decade, McDonald’s has successfully consolidated its operations in the West and is now planning to replicate a similar model for south India.

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