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Investment Thesis
Fast-growing FMCG startup (est. 2018) from Coimbatore manufacturing non-alcoholic beverages (juices, fruit drinks) and snacks. Revenue ₹80.8 Cr FY2024 with a blistering 48% revenue CAGR and 122% EBITDA CAGR — exceptional growth metrics for a young company. Private, promoter-led (Prabhu Gandhi Kumar & Brindha Vijayakumar). 49 employees as of 2025. High-growth play in the competitive FMCG/beverages space.
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Business Segments
Non-alcoholic beverages manufacturing (juices, fruit drinks, NEC)
Snacks and food products manufacturing
Revenue Model
TABP Snacks and Beverages generates revenue through manufacture and sale of packaged snack foods and beverages, likely through retail distribution channels in South and West India given its manufacturing base in Gujarat and headquarters in Tamil Nadu.
Detailed Analysis
Growth Plans
India's packaged food market is growing at 10-12% annually, providing a favourable tailwind for established and emerging players
Regional snack brands have found success in South and West India by catering to local taste preferences
Industry Tailwinds
India's packaged food market is growing at 10-12% annually, providing a favourable tailwind for established and emerging players
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About TABP Snacks & Beverages
TABP Snacks and Beverages Private Limited is a Coimbatore-based FMCG startup founded in 2018 by husband-wife duo Prabhu Gandhikumar and Brindha Vijayakumar. The name TABP is an acronym of the family — Tanvi (daughter), Brindha (wife), and Prabhu (founder). The company is built around a distinctive mission: transforming beloved Indian street beverages and snacks into hygienic, standardised, and affordable packaged formats that serve bottom-of-the-pyramid (BoP) consumers at accessible price points, predominantly at the ₹10 and ₹20 price brackets. TABP's product portfolio covers traditional beverages — including regional favourites like buttermilk, herbal drinks, millet-based beverages, and other locally popular street drink formats — that are reimagined as shelf-stable, hygienically packed consumer products. The company also markets packaged snacks. Its go-to-market strategy focuses on deep penetration into Tier-2 and Tier-3 South Indian cities and rural markets where street beverages are culturally embedded but hygiene-standard packaged alternatives are scarce. TABP competes at the mass-market end of the spectrum, positioning affordability and cultural authenticity as its primary differentiators. The company's growth has been exceptional by any benchmark. Revenue grew from ₹4 Cr in FY2019 to ₹80.8 Cr in FY2024 (48% 1-year revenue CAGR) and surged to ₹212 Cr in FY2024-25 — an over 50-fold increase in six years. EBITDA CAGR was 122% over this period, reflecting improving unit economics at scale. The company employs approximately 49 people at its registered Coimbatore offices and has manufacturing operations supporting its distribution across South and East India. TABP has attracted a marquee set of investors. It raised ₹20 Cr in a Pre-Series A round led by LC Nueva AIF, with participation from angel investors including Koushik Chatterjee (CFO, Tata Steel), Aniruddha Sarkar (Quest Investment), Arun Mukherjee, and Soumya Malani. In November 2025, the company raised an additional $3 million (~₹26 Cr) in a round again led by LC Nueva, with Entrust Family Office co-investing. The fresh capital is earmarked for expanding distribution into new southern and eastern states, introducing new beverage formats, and scaling manufacturing capacity. Founders hold 46% of the company, angel investors 23.51%, and funds 13.73%. The company has flagged ambitions to cross ₹800 Cr in sales within three years before exploring a public listing.
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Regional snack brands have found success in South and West India by catering to local taste preferences
Industry Headwinds
Inability to build brand equity against established national and regional FMCG players
Raw material cost inflation (edible oils, sugar, packaging) can compress margins for small manufacturers
The packaged snacks and beverages market is dominated by entrenched large players including ITC, Haldiram's, PepsiCo, Parle and Coca-Cola, making market penetration extremely challenging for new entrants
Source: Media Reports / Public Records
As a small private company incorporated only in 2018, TABP lacks the scale, brand equity and distribution reach needed to compete effectively in FMCG
Source: Media Reports / Public Records
Food manufacturing is subject to FSSAI (Food Safety and Standards Authority of India) regulations, requiring ongoing compliance on product quality and labelling
Source: Regulatory Filings
The packaged snacks and beverages market is dominated by entrenched large players including ITC, Haldiram's, PepsiCo, Parle and Coca-Cola, making market penetration extremely challenging for new entrants
As a small private company incorporated only in 2018, TABP lacks the scale, brand equity and distribution reach needed to compete effectively in FMCG
Food manufacturing is subject to FSSAI (Food Safety and Standards Authority of India) regulations, requiring ongoing compliance on product quality and labelling
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2018 — Incorporated in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu
Developed multi-state distribution for snacks and non-alcoholic beverages
2024 — Revenue ₹80.8 Cr with EBITDA CAGR of 122%