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Meal kit brand KOOK achieves 10x revenue growth in 12 months

By IANS | Updated: September 16, 2024 15:40 IST

Mumbai, Sep 16 KOOK, a leading brand in the ready-to-cook meal kit industry, has announced a tenfold increase ...

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Mumbai, Sep 16 KOOK, a leading brand in the ready-to-cook meal kit industry, has announced a tenfold increase in monthly revenue, surging from Rs 5 lakh to Rs 50 lakh over the past year. This substantial growth highlights a thriving market and a notable shift in consumer preferences towards convenient, high-quality home dining solutions among Indian consumers

A key driver of KOOK’s success has been its acquisition by Pluckk last year, valued at $1.3 million. This strategic move has enabled KOOK to harness Pluckk’s extensive farm-to-fork network, including its well-established kitchens and broad direct-to-consumer (D2C), quick commerce (QCom), and offline distribution channels. The integration has greatly expanded KOOK’s customer base, strengthened its presence in metropolitan areas, and streamlined its supply chain operations.

KOOK has also formed essential partnerships with major platforms like Swiggy Instamart, Zepto and Blinkit. These collaborations have resulted in a 300 per cent increase in market penetration, enhancing the brand’s reach and accessibility.

In addition to its revenue surge, KOOK has significantly broadened its product range, expanding from 10 to over 50 SKUs. The diverse offerings now include ready-to-cook soups, smoothies, oats, and more, leading to a substantial 15X increase in monthly units sold. New product introductions such as Ramen, Sushi, and breakfast kits like Overnight Oats and Smoothies cater to busy, health-conscious consumers seeking convenience without sacrificing quality.

Commenting on the company’s growth, Nikhil Thatai, Co-founder and Head of Supply Chain Operations at KOOK said, “Our tenfold revenue growth over the past year is a testament to our ability to meet the evolving demands of Indian consumers. With over 250 dark stores in each city and a projected 4X growth for the current year, KOOK is on track to become a dominant player in India’s ready-to-cook market. Plans are underway to expand into Tier II cities, with meal kits priced as low as Rs 99 to capture a broader, younger audience.”

Arpitta Jerath, Co-founder and Head of Product & Innovation at KOOK added, “Our goal is to make cooking a joy rather than a chore. With our diverse range of meal kits, we offer a perfect blend of taste, convenience, and discovery. We want our customers to enjoy the satisfaction of preparing their own meals with minimal effort while exploring a variety of cuisines.

KOOK meal kits are available on major platforms like Swiggy Instamart, Zepto and Nature’s Basket. As the brand continues to innovate, the company plans to further expand its meal kit range and enter new markets while staying committed to fresh, preservative-free meals.

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