Late-stage funding slowdown: How bad is it? 🛑
Prosus investments paint a stark picture:
FY22: $7B
FY23: $3.5B
FY24: $1.1B
📉 84% drop from FY22 to FY24
🔍 YoY declines: 50% (FY22-FY23), 69% (FY23-FY24)
💡 Reflects broader trends: economic uncertai
Might be, but Concentrated cash flow would be good for india
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Unacademy might get acquired. News amongst journalists is that investors are forcing a sale at a way reduced valuation. Might be hoax as their founder had mentioned about great cash reserves. But who knows 👀