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Not so long ago, the startup appeared to be thriving in India’s highly competitive food and beverage sector. What changed?

Wingreens is evaluating its options. For a few weeks at least, the Bengaluru-based packaged food and beverage startup has been quietly looking for potential buyers, according to four people aware of the developments who did not want to be named. In this time, the startup has also been trying to raise fresh funds from venture capital investors to be able to sustain and grow further.
In the process, the company has engaged investment bank IndigoEdge to help solve the capital issues, according to two of the four people quoted above. For its immediate needs, Wingreens is meanwhile raising a bridge …
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