B9 Beverages
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B9 Beverages is an Indian beer maker and the parent of Bira 91, a craft beer brand; it has also been described as Bira 91’s marketer. [1] source: Inc42[2] source: ET Small Business B9 Beverages reported FY24 revenue of ₹638.5 crore, compared with ₹824.3 crore in FY23, and an FY24 loss of ₹748.8 crore. [3] source: Mint In July 2026, Anicut Capital took control of over 17% of founder Ankur Jain and his family’s stake and moved to lead a restructuring of the company. [4] source: Inc42
In September 2026, B9 Beverages’ board offered to buy out Kirin Holdings, Peak XV Partners and Sofina as part of a revival and fresh-funding plan; the three investors collectively held about 41.1%. [5] source: ET Retail Also in September 2026, NCLT New Delhi sent B9 Beverages and its creditors to mediation over insolvency proceedings. [6] source: CNBC-TV18 In August 2026, glass supplier HNGIL issued B9 Beverages an IBC default notice for ₹11.77 crore over unlifted customised bottles. [1] source: Inc42[7] source: Mint
B9 Beverages has appeared in 19 distinct RetailIntel stories between Jun 2026 and Oct 2026, most often under retail company, leadership and retail brand and most frequently linked to New Delhi, Bengaluru and Chennai.
Brands most often mentioned alongside B9 Beverages
Bira 91, Kirin Holdings, Anicut Capital, Peak XV Partners, Sofina, Bira.
Most-cited sources on B9 Beverages
ET Small Business (6 stories), ET Retail (3 stories) and Inc42 (3 stories).
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Questions about B9 Beverages
How fast is B9 Beverages growing in India?
B9 Beverages reported FY24 revenue of ₹638.5 crore, compared with ₹824.3 crore in FY23, and an FY24 loss of ₹748.8 crore. [3] source: Mint
What is B9 Beverages' current strategy in India?
In September 2026, B9 Beverages’ board offered to buy out Kirin Holdings, Peak XV Partners and Sofina as part of a revival and fresh-funding plan. That month, NCLT New Delhi sent B9 Beverages and its creditors to mediation over insolvency proceedings. [5] source: ET Retail[6] source: CNBC-TV18
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