Robbins: Handel generates higher revenue and margins than typical 7-Elevens
Chase Robbins · VCs Debate: Is This Hyperlocal Delivery Business Worth a $3 Million Seed Round? · Nov 23, 2023 · at 3:01
Chase Robbins pitches his campus dark-store delivery company Handel to venture capital investors on The Pitch.
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“Our stores generate more revenue and a higher margin than a typical seven 11, and so we see the future as very bright for our business.”
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