Back

How Licious Built a ₹12,500Cr Meat Empire & Disrupted India’s Meat Market! 🍖🚀 🛑 The Problem: Before Licious, 90% of India’s ₹2.6L Cr meat market was unorganized – poor hygiene, no cold chains, and unreliable quality. Butchers sold stale meat at i

Well this is why QCom Startups can be the next Amazon! So in terms of revenue, Licious is the biggest meat company in india with over 750cr sales. It was founded in 2015 by Vivek Gupta and Abhay Hanjura. It currently operates in 20 cities and sells

My idea is about creating a informative ecommerce website where people could find products nearby their location and get their products are a negotiated price

[This post has been deleted by the creator]

#Deepdive: Zepto’s soaring valuation is driven by its meat biz 💰🚀 Strange that hardly anyone’s talking about it. No doubt, most people don’t get it. So, let’s deep-dive and break down! .. Zepto was recently valued at $3.6bn (though the pre-mone

At the end of the journey, you might find that there are no friends left by your side. It will be just you facing the world alone, and that’s when you’ll truly discover your own strength.

I am building an AI/ML Deeptech startup which helps developers to generate front end back codes with 100% debugged capability as it's generated from our own custom modules and not from any generative AI products out in the model. It helps developers,

Quick Commerce Battle: David vs Goliaths? Flipkart Minutes enters quick commerce as the newest player - but here's why size might not matter: While Blinkit processes 10L daily orders vs Flipkart's 50K... And has 791 dark stores vs Flipkart's 40...

✨Spencer's Experience! Yesterday I went to Spencer's. I visit that on yearly basis. Previously Spencers didn't have their own products on the supermarket and I was thinking if they could make their own products and sell it with high margins and dis