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Coffee Will Continue To Be Coffee/Coffee, Company Gets Assured By NSE


Company is running get assured by NSE
There is news of the disappearance of founder of the country's largest coffee chain Cafe Coffee Day, CCD. On Tuesday, the gate of Company of Coffee Day Global Limited located in Mudigere remained closed. The CCD Chain falls under this company. Meanwhile Coffee Day Global Limited's parent company Coffee Day Enterprise Ltd has assured the stock market about this, that the company's work will not stop.

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  • More than 19 thousand employees are connected with CCD Chain.
  • Coffee Day Global Limited Company's Gate is closed on Tuesday.

The company's command is in the right hands
In a letter to the National Stock Exchange of India Limited, the company said, "The Chairman and Managing Director of the company can not be contacted on Monday evening. In this way, we are taking help of the concerned authority. The company is being professionally managed and the qualified leadership team is representing it, which will continue the business of the company.

 More than 19 thousand employees are connected with CCD Chain

The first outlet of Cafe Coffee Day was opened on July 11, 1996 at Brigade Road in Bangalore. In 23 years, outlets of selling more than 1700 outlets, 48,000 vending machines, 532 kiosks and 403 grams of coffee across the country of the CCD have been opened. The number of its employees is approximately 19,943. The company has outlets in six countries.
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