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Beverage Brand Lahori Secures USD 15 Million Series A Funding from Verlinvest

Lahori will use the funds to double down on its brand’s growth through offline & online expansion and will also enhance the national presence of the brand in retail chains.

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Lahori will use the fund to expand production capacity and towards accelerating branding and marketing efforts New Delhi, Delhi, India (NewsVoir) Punjab-based beverage startup Lahori has raised $15 million funding from Belgium-based consumer focused investor Verlinvest for an undisclosed minority stake. 

Lahori will use the funds to double down on its brand’s growth through offline & online expansion and will also enhance the national presence of the brand in retail chains. 

The fresh fund will also be utilized for the development and launch of new category-creating products.

Lahori will use the fund to expand production capacity and towards accelerating branding and marketing efforts New Delhi, Delhi, India (NewsVoir) Punjab-based beverage startup Lahori has raised $15 million funding from Belgium-based consumer focused investor Verlinvest for an undisclosed minority stake. 

Lahori will use the funds to double down on its brand’s growth through offline & online expansion and will also enhance the national presence of the brand in retail chains. 

The fresh fund will also be utilized for the development and launch of new category-creating products.

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