The stock of Spice Lounge Food Works Ltd a small-cap company in the restaurant sector closed flat on the BSE today but it has made investors rich by quadrupling their money in just 3 months. The stock rose 0.16% or Rs 0.07 to close at Rs 44.07 on the BSE today. This company with a market cap of Rs 3072.22 crore gave important information in an exchange filing on Thursday October 23. The company stated that the board members have postponed the discussion regarding the acquisition of a company at the October 23 meeting until the next meeting which will be held on October 28 2025. According to BSE Analytics the stock has gained 322 per cent in the last six months alone while on a YTD basis it has gained 365 per cent so far in 2025. On a yearly basis the stock has gained over 821 per cent in the last year over 1115 per cent in the last three years and 3703 per cent in the last five years. The company was founded in India in 2019. It is a rapidly growing food and tech company with a presence in India the United States and Canada. The company holds exclusive franchise rights for international brands such as Buffalo Wild Wings Wing Zone eTouch and TekSoft. Additionally the company has its own domestic brands Blaze Kebabs Xora Salud and Sunburn. According to information on the companys website the company is rapidly expanding globally through its quality and innovation. Spice Lounge Food Works reported strong financial performance in fiscal year 2024-25 (FY25). Consolidated revenues totalled ₹105.27 crore while PAT was ₹5.65 crore. On a standalone basis the company reported a profit of ₹19 lakh a positive change from a loss of ₹5.15 lakh in the previous year.
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