Restaurant chain Handmade Burger Company has secured £600,000 in investment to support the launch of its new outlet at in Birmingham.
The company, which was founded in 2006 in Brindleyplace, is in September which is expected to create 19 jobs.
It has received the injection of capital from Finance Birmingham for the fit-out of its new Grand Central venue, which will be its largest with 200 seats, and refurbishment of its sites in Brindleyplace and Touchwood in Solihull.
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The company now has 23 restaurants open across the 海角视频, including in the Bullring, and employs more than 200 staff.
Chris Sargeant, who founded the firm with his two brothers, said: "As a business, our ambitions were first brought to life in Birmingham so it is fitting that our growth continues to be fuelled by the city that has long supported us.
"Finance Birmingham took the time to understand our business, growth plans and the speed at which our industry moves."
Clive Broadhurst, investment director at Finance Birmingham, added: "Handmade Burger Company is a true example of how the Midlands creates and supports entrepreneurial businesses.
"From a single family-run restaurant, the company has grown to a national brand with an incredibly loyal following.
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"This funding deal will allow the business to realise ambitions to open in the 海角视频's newest première leisure destination at Grand Central in Birmingham.
"It's a homecoming of sorts but one that marks the beginning of a new period of growth for a company on the up."
The investment comes from Finance Birmingham's £9 million Regional Growth Fund pot.