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The VC Fellowship is an 88-year-old brand and an 8-year-old startup backed by the global private equity firm L Catterton, which has invested in both a legacy snack brand (Haldiram Snacks Food Pvt. Ltd.) and an emerging brand (Farmley).
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An 88-year-old brand and an 8-year-old startup - both backed by the same investor. That’s not a coincidence. In December 2025, L Catterton - the global private equity firm backed by LVMH, the group behind Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior Couture, and SEPHORA, and led in India by Sanjiv Mehta -invested in Haldiram Snacks Food Pvt. Ltd., valuing the business at around $10 billion. Just months earlier, the same firm led a $42 million round in Farmley, an 8-year-old brand built around makhana, trail mixes, and dry fruits. At first glance, these appear to be two very different bets - an 88-year-old legacy giant exporting to over 80 countries, and a young startup capitalizing on modern snacking trends. But this isn’t about choosing between old and new. L Catterton manages ~$30 billion globally and has built a track record of scaling consumer brands into category leaders. Their strategy is consistent: identify category shifts early, back emerging brands, and double down on scaled winners. That’s exactly what’s happening in India’s snacking market. Farmley is already at ₹370 crore revenue in FY25, growing ~55% YoY, sourcing from 5,000+ farmers. At the same time, Haldiram Snacks Food Pvt. Ltd. represents scale, distribution, and global reach. Both are riding the same structural shift - from unbranded to branded, unhealthy to functional, and local to global consumption. The opportunity is massive. India’s dry fruits market alone is expected to cross $8.5 billion by 2031. Bottom line: When the same investor backs both a $10B incumbent and an early-stage challenger, it’s not diversification - it’s conviction. They’re not just investing in brands. They’re investing in the future of India’s consumption. The VC Fellowship teaches you how to evaluate dual-bet strategies, category convergence plays, and what makes both incumbents and challengers defensible. Apply Now:- https://lnkd.in/gsNZQFvH #VentureCapital #ConsumerBrands #StartupEcosystem #FoodTech #PrivateEquity #IndiaGrowthStory #VCInsights #D2CBrands
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