4 original Restronomics reports and 20 curated picks from NRA, McKinsey, Deloitte, RedSeer and more — each with a note on what to read first.
8 reports in Markets.
The "fastest-shrinking chains" list signals which segments operators are exiting. Use it to time entry into a niche being abandoned by majors.
Less useful for pure-play independent restaurants. Read it if you operate inside hotels or have hotel groups as clients.
Most useful for operators contemplating an exit or growth-equity raise. The "valuation multiples by format" table is the practical centerpiece.
The cloud kitchen segment sizing is more conservative than RedSeer — Euromonitor undercounts pure-play DSP-native brands. Use both side-by-side.
Pages 12-18 (operator profitability levers) are the part to read. The rest is corporate strategy framing aimed at chains and franchisors.
The single most cited Indian F&B report. The "unorganized sector" sizing is necessarily fuzzy but the organized-sector data is solid. Required reading for anyone pitching India F&B.
Mandatory reading if you operate in India. The aggregator-commission analysis (Zomato/Swiggy take rates) is unusually frank for a Big Four report.
For operators considering APAC expansion: the country-level economic-density rankings (sales-per-capita-per-cuisine) are the right frame for site selection.