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Nearly 60% of Indian startups shut down due to poor market demand Not tech. Not team. Just building something nobody wants.

Interestingly, during their IPO, major tech companies typically captured only 0.1% to 2% of their addressable market. So, if you're raising funds, avoid bluntly claiming that you can easily capture 30-40%.

In 2024, several Indian startups shut down due to funding shortages, unsustainable business models, and market challenges. 1. Kenko Health: Insurtech startup shut in August after running out of funds and facing legal issues with a debt fund. 2

🟥What do you guys think what affects a Startup's Valuation ??? 📌Pick Your Answer : 1.Stage of Development: Early stage = lower valuation 🏗️ 2.Market Trends and Industry: Growing market = higher valuation 📈 3.Intellectual Property and Proprie

What are the opinions here on PhysicsWallah, ed tech startup? They have captured market and won trust of their consumers but rn they're running in loss and giving their courses for free or for very cheap prices. Is this stupidity or a good idea? How

28,000+ Indian startups shut in 2 years — a 12x spike. That's horrible 🔻🔻🔻 Premature scaling, market saturation & lack of right time funding are killing dreams before they mature. What’s going wrong in our startup ecosystem? Too much hype, not en

Startups don’t die because they have bad ideas. Most die because they run out of money. And that’s exactly why understanding Burn Rate and Runway is crucial. Burn Rate is the amount of money a startup spends every month to operate salaries, rent, ma

This is the most powerful man in tech. He shut down a $2.9 Billion company with just one review. His 20-minute video on their new car sent the company into bankruptcy. In February 2024, a popular tech YouTuber, Marques Brownlee (MKBHD), dropped a

12 Indian Startups That Shut Down in 2024 – What Went Wrong? 💔 While the startup ecosystem witnessed unicorn success, 2024 also saw the unfortunate shutdown of 12 startups, despite millions in funding. Let’s take a closer look: Startups That Calle