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1. WeWork plans to sell 27% stake in Indian arm for Rs 1,200 Cr
2. Indian electric two-wheeler manufacturer, Ather Energy, is reportedly in the final stages of securing $75-$90 million in primary funding from its existing inves
Ironically Wework didn’t work anywhere apart from India. India knows how to build while being profitable 💪💪
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Emmanuel Tom
You tell me. • 1y
I heard Visa brings in more than 50% of it's revenue as profit. Is there any business/businesses that are as profitable as Visa?
I think India need a global business like Visa.
A whole lot of people think that so many founders are stupid because they are making loss when they don’t realise that’s what it takes to become a huge startup indeed. Take an example of Reddit, Facebook, Amazon, etc. Penetration is important to go b
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Vaibhav Babruwan Shingde
Student • 1y
Hello Guys 🖐️,
What do you think, Startup Ecosystem in India is kind of Bubble because Startup valuation is billions of dollars but their losses also in thousands of crores?
I know , you will think that Startup goal is to build a scalable solution
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Shashank Vishwakarma
Be creative every ti... • 9m
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.
Why are they entering a highly competitive loss-making business together?
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Acevolt
ENGIPRENEUR's • 1y
How the loss making start up manages their cash flow, how this type of startup survive ? How investors still invest ? (Flipkart reported a loss of over 48 billion Rs in the year 2023 in India).
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Raj Pareta
Explorer • 11m
Does making loss at initial stage to attract customers with discounts in startup or business is a good strategy?
