QSR brand Pizza Wings raised $2.8 M from multiple investors

Gruhas, the investment arm of Nikhil Kamath and Abhijeet Pai, Udaan co-founder Sujeet Kumar, and other strategic investors have contributed $2.8 million to Pizza Wings, a quick-service restaurant (QSR) brand. They previously invested in the company’s $4 million seed round in 2024, and this funding comes after that.
According to a press release from Pizza Wings, the new funding will be utilized to carry out plans for expansion throughout Northern and North-Eastern India and to establish the groundwork for sustained growth.
Pizza Wings is a domestic QSR brand that blends Indian palates with global quality standards. By using certified ingredients, FSSAI-compliant procedures, and cold fermentation techniques, the company maintains stringent quality control. A skilled group of chefs created their menu, which offers customizable options to suit a variety of regional tastes.
Pizza Wings, a homegrown QSR brand that blends Indian taste preferences with international quality standards, was co-founded in 2014 by Aditya Dhanda, Rajpal Sangwan, and Vikas Nain. In order to increase its footprint to 100 locations by the end of 2025, it also plans to open 50 new stores, enhancing its visibility in developing urban areas.
The brand is strengthening its corporate structure with strategic hires in marketing, finance, and logistics to support its expansion.
According to Pizza Wings, its in-house rider and store management apps continue to spur innovation, increasing operational effectiveness and lowering dependency on outside aggregators. With over 500,000 app downloads and market leadership in several cities, the brand is enhancing its market presence by cultivating direct customer relationships.