Hunger Pangs Ltd.
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About the Company
Burma Burma operates in the premium Pan-Asian casual dining restaurant segment, with a full-service casual dining proposition (Source: F&S Report). Founded in 2013, Burma Burma was conceived and commenced operations in 2014, on the belief that Burma’s cultural traditions and deeply embedded tea shop culture could be meaningfully introduced in India through a thoughtfully curated Burmese dining format, making Burma Burma the category creator for Burmese food in India (Source: F&S Report). Burma Burma is one of the few restaurants in India with a national presence across all four geographic zones (Source: F&S Report). We have steadily grown our restaurant network from our first restaurant in Mumbai, Maharashtra in 2014 to 22 operational restaurants across nine cities in India and one delivery kitchen in Mumbai, Maharashtra, as on July 31, 2026. The nine cities cover all four zones of the country – New Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, and Chandigarh in the North, Bengaluru and Hyderabad in the South, Kolkata in the East, and Mumbai and Ahmedabad in the West.
Use of Proceeds
1. Expenditure towards setting up of new ‘Burma Burma’ restaurants by our Company, in India (“New Burma Burma Restaurants”); and2. General corporate purposes.
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The for the Hunger Pangs Ltd. IPO is 1 shares, which is also the minimum order quantity — you have to apply for at least 1 shares, and in multiples of 1 beyond that.
Hunger Pangs Ltd. IPO shares are proposed to be listed on BSE.
Each Hunger Pangs Ltd. share has a of ₹2.
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- 1.Expenditure towards setting up of new ‘Burma Burma’ restaurants by our Company, in India (“New Burma Burma Restaurants”)
- 2.General corporate purposes
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