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The New Delhi-based tea cafe chain’s measured approach to growth is finally yielding results, with the company claiming to become profitable in the upcoming fiscal.

“It is not possible to dream of profitability way ahead of time when you're trying to build something large.”
That’s what Nitin Saluja, the co-founder of tea cafe chain Chaayos, says about the early days of his company. But it seems Saluja is getting closer to seeing that dream turn into reality. After 12 years of operations, it appears Chaayos is fairly close to becoming profitable. At least that’s what Saluja claims.
Located in the heart of Delhi’s Ghitorni area, his office lacks any company signage on its facade. A bit strange considering this is the only office Chaayos has …
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