SoftBank in early talks to lead $50-70M funding in Country Delight

SoftBank is reportedly in talks to invest $50-70 million in Country Delight, an Indian direct-to-consumer (D2C) dairy and grocery delivery startup SoftBank is reportedly in talks to invest $50-70 million in Country Delight, an Indian direct-to-consumer (D2C) dairy and grocery delivery startup. This investment is part of SoftBank’s strategy to expand its portfolio in the Indian market, focusing on high-growth potential startups. Country Delight, known for its fresh and unadulterated dairy products, has seen significant growth in recent years, driven by increasing consumer demand for quality food products. The funding will be used to enhance the company’s supply chain, expand its product range, and improve its technology infrastructure. Country Delight aims to leverage this investment to scale its operations and reach a wider customer base across India. The potential deal reflects SoftBank’s confidence in the D2C model and the growing market for fresh and organic food products in India. This investment will also help Country Delight strengthen its market position and compete with other players in the sector.