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If you look at many Startups account statement, they show themselves in loss. Many of them working from 8 to 10 years. Can someone clear my doubt that "are they really in loss??'"...and if they are then why investors still drained their valuable mone

SHARK TANK INDIA A SHOW WHERE A GROUP OF INDIVIDUALS RUNNING LOSS MAKING COMPANIES, Reject other businesses because they aren't making enough profits. With dramatic background music.

Don't you all feel shark tank judges are the one who should be judge like they don't have seen one quarter profit and they all are rejecting others for their loss it's ironic ( this is not for those whose startup is profitable, btw peyush had admitte

Will OLA survive in NSE ? It is already a loss making company. Zomato listed there company after they become profitable. And you know the story about Paytm.

How Loss Making Startups 📉turn profitable 📈🚀 The most probable eventual aim of startups is to turn profitable and go for ipo, giving returns to investors and creating wealth ownself 💰💸 Now start-up take huge losses in creating market or gettin

📊 EBITDA Positive ≠ Profitable: The Startup Illusion/delusion EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) is just a fancy term used to prevent yourself to be called loss making and shows reduced losses 1. Depreciation

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Do you agree **Two types of startups dominate India today:** 1. **Profit-focused startups** – They grow steadily, solve real problems, and build sustainable models. 2. **Valuation-focused startups** – They chase funding, burn cash on discounts, an

It took 11 years for Telegram to become profitable. The platform has 950 million monthly active users, including 12 million paying subscribers who contribute to its revenue through a $5/month. They have a team of just 30 engineers managing the in

WHAT ARE YOUR VIEWS ? According to me nowadays people are starting a startup just because it looks cool to own something despite the fact that they don't have any skills to run a business, to handle a team etc. Most of the people aren't capable of do