She expand her family business with own brand - Dinika Bhatia

Dinika Bhatia

        Dinika Bhatia is the Founder and CEO of Nutty Gritties. It is a D2C nut and dry fruits brand, It offers 30 healthy snacks in unique flavors. Her first-year net worth was Rs.20 crore. She is from Delhi, India.

Nutty Gritties

NUTTY GRITTIES:- https://nuttygritties.com/

EDUCATION

      Dinika started her education journey at Modern School for highschool education. After that, she joined the University of Southern California - Marshall School of Business for Bachelors of Business Administration, Entrepreneurship and Strategic management studies. She completed her studies at the University of Southern California.

HONORS 

  • She became content for YourStory and many other's articles
  • She is also a TEDx speaker

ENTREPRENEUR STORY

      Belonging to a family that has been in the nuts and dry fruits trade since 1887. She grew up constantly surrounded by the conversation around dry fruits and nuts. At the age of 13, She knew this is what she was destined to do.
      After that, she moved to California for education and spent her summers visiting the almond orchards and processing units to enhance her knowledge of the trade.

      In her final year of college, she wrote a business plan that not only cemented her degree but also served as the blueprint for the foundation of Nutty Gritties. in the US, nuts were such a versatile and healthy snake, and she always wondered about eating nuts around winter, Diwali, and other occasions.
      She moved back to India in 2009, They incorporated in August and launched Nutty Gritties brand under the company DRB foods in September.
       Dainika's family business, California Agri Nuts Corporation, is run by her father Raju Bhatia, who also helped her with early capital of Rs.50 lakh to build the brand.

We are completely bootstrapped. Although, I acknowledge that my father was my angel investor, and we have treated that capital the same way you would to an outside investor, to maximize the value of their shareholdings.

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