Sharechat spent 4000 Cr+ to earn 533cr in rev. What is their future? Have heard from sources that the company is majorly cash-strapped and might go bust in less than two years unless they get acquired or raised at a seriously lower valuation.
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India is a simple DAU farm. Specially if you are building for tier 2 and tier 3 audience who don’t have any money to spend.
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Share valuation just dropped by > 60%. From 5B to 2B. Goes to show that you can’t make money (yet) from tier 2 and tier 3 India even if you have a lot of users.
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