Contract food services company Rassense posts Rs 471 Cr revenue in FY25

Looking ahead to FY26, the company is targeting revenues in excess of Rs 564 crore

Rassense, India’s largest domestically owned contract food services company, has announced its provisional financial results for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2025. The company reported a 29 per cent year-on-year increase in revenue, reaching Rs 471 crore, as it continues to build on its leadership position in the sector.

Founded through a leveraged buyout and the reconstitution of the erstwhile CRCL—backed by Spark Capital AIF—Rassense today delivers over 325,000 meals daily across industrial campuses, educational institutions, and corporate parks. The scale reflects the strength of its integrated, technology-led, and operations-driven model.

During FY25, the company expanded its footprint across northern and western India, reinforcing its pan-India presence. EBITDA margins stood at 3.6 per cent, even as Rassense invested nearly 2 per cent of its revenue into technology solutions, robotics-led process automation, ERP governance systems, and employee welfare.

“Our growth strategy is centred on operational excellence through technology that enhances efficiency across the value chain—from procurement to consumption—while maintaining long-term alignment with our clients,” said Sanjay Kumar, MD and CEO, Rassense.

“Our ‘governance-first’ philosophy is at the heart of our ambition to build a nationally scalable enterprise—anchored in compliance, data integrity, and operational excellence,” Kumar added.

Looking ahead to FY26, the company is targeting revenues in excess of Rs 564 crore, with growth expected from both existing clients and new verticals. Rassense remains focused on organic growth, with no immediate plans for external fundraising or acquisitions.