Bikaji forms JV in Nepal, sets up UAE arm, grants ESOPs
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Bikaji Foods has entered a 50:50 joint venture with Nepal's C.G. Savory Corp to form C.G. Bikaji Private Limited for manufacturing and selling snacks, namkeen, bhujia and sweets in Nepal, with an investment of up to Rs 15 crore. It also approved a wholly-owned subsidiary in Abu Dhabi, UAE (up to AED 1 crore) to strengthen Middle East supply chain. Additionally, 1,00,000 stock options granted to employees at Rs 500 each under ESOP 2021 Scheme I.
International expansion into Nepal and UAE signals growth focus; may lift long-term revenue but ties up capital and adds execution risk.