Café Coffee Day (CCD) plans to double its capacity in terms of its outlets and personnel over the next 24 months. The coffee chain conglomerate, which has 1,075 outlets, will increase the number of centres by another 50, by end of March 2011, taking the total number to 1,125 across India.
New outlets will also come up in Bengaluru. Each outlet will require an investment of Rs 35 lakh to Rs 50 lakh. “Our key effort for the coming months was to grow the business in India,” Venu Madhav, Chief Operating Officer, Café Coffee Day.
CCD has its outlet internationally namely in Vienna, Prague and Pakistan with a total of 15 outlets. “We will expand our presence abroad and only look at markets in Eastern and Western Europe going by the opportunities,” stated Madhav.
The current personnel strength of CCD is 6,500. Every outlet requires six people and therefore the total manpower will go up by 300 by end of March 2011. Over the next two years, there are plans to double the capacity to 12,000.
from HospitalityBizIndia.com
New outlets will also come up in Bengaluru. Each outlet will require an investment of Rs 35 lakh to Rs 50 lakh. “Our key effort for the coming months was to grow the business in India,” Venu Madhav, Chief Operating Officer, Café Coffee Day.
CCD has its outlet internationally namely in Vienna, Prague and Pakistan with a total of 15 outlets. “We will expand our presence abroad and only look at markets in Eastern and Western Europe going by the opportunities,” stated Madhav.
The current personnel strength of CCD is 6,500. Every outlet requires six people and therefore the total manpower will go up by 300 by end of March 2011. Over the next two years, there are plans to double the capacity to 12,000.
from HospitalityBizIndia.com