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I have made some analysis on Recent trends and hope you guys like it 🤩 🚀 💯 • In 2024, most startups are focusing on profits because they are aiming for an initial public offering (IPO). The winter funding round hit startups very badly, and there

why indian Startups are opting for Debt financing? 1. Preserving equity: Debt financing allows startups to raise capital without diluting their equity and ownership. This is important for founders who want to maintain control of their company. 2

Let's decode one pattern : • Companies were backed by Softbank such as OYO, OLA Electric and FirstCry are continuously filing for IPO but some IPO's approved or some failed for IPO. • Startups backed by Softbank such as OLA Electric and OYO are ra

Just wondering why big firms like Flipkart, Delhivery etc. are commenting on the posts associated with profiles having exactly 8 connections and no activity on LinkedIn. Did you noticed this?

I recently posted about debt financing and got some interesting responses. I want to dig a bit deeper into this topic. For those new to startups or even those with some experience, how do you feel about using debt financing? Robert Kiyosaki, from "R

Just read an article about the increasing importance of specialized law firms in corporate law. Has anyone noticed this trend? What are your thoughts on choosing a specialized versus a general law firm?

Understanding Debt Financing: A Crucial Funding Option Hey everyone! Today, let’s dive into debt financing, a vital funding method for startups. Unlike equity funding, where you give up ownership, debt financing involves borrowing money that you’ll

India’s 10 Most Funded💴 Startups 🚀 (Source:Inc42) – these startups have raised massive investments! 1. Flipkart – $14B+ 2. BYJU'S – $6B+🙄 3. Ola – $5B+ 4. Paytm – $5B+ 5. Swiggy – $3.6B+ 6. Zomato – $3.6B+ 7. OYO – $3.4B+ 8. PhonePe – $2.4

🚀 Big Tech’s AI Boom Is Running on Debt - Here’s How It Works 💸 Did you know companies like OpenAI, Meta, and Google are financing their trillion-dollar AI data center expansion not with cash - but with massive debt-backed deals? 🧠 Read my full b