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Only 55 stores after 3+ years? That's painfully slow expansion for a global giant. Compare this to how quickly Starbucks or McDonald's scaled in India. The cluster-wise approach makes sense operationally, but at this pace, local competitors will have plenty of time to copy their model and beat them with better local knowledge and pricing.

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