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India’s Most Profitable Startups: Zoho and Zerodha Lead the Way India's startup ecosystem is witnessing a shift towards profitability, with companies like Zoho and Zerodha setting new benchmarks. # Zoho: Leading the Charge Chennai-based Zoho stand

Zomato made ₹12,114 crore in FY24, growing 71% mainly through food delivery, Hyperpure, and Blinkit. Despite expenses of ₹12,670 crore, including procurement and delivery costs, Zomato turned profitable with ₹351 crore profit after tax.

Good Evening Everyone, Which Companies are going to be Next Profitable Unicorns Or They have best Business Model Including All Fintech, SaaS, Consumer,D2C and Edtech Companies In The Country? Let's Start Discussion With this Today?🤑🤔

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LOL Same story of all startups waanna be listed on BSE , NSE. Don't give a shit about profit until want to go public. Do profit before a year or two wanted to do IPO. OYO has reported a profit after tax of nearly INR 100 crore ($12 million) for fisc

What are the things you grow if you want to make profit from farming

Guy's what you're thoughts about ? A company for premium packaging that makes quality designs for big companies of watches, shoes, etc. It's unique idea or many people are already doing this and it can grow or not or profitable ?

Hello Guys 🤠, What do you think, How can Quick Commerce companies be profitable? What are the strategies I have to make to become profitable 🚀, Pls give suggestions ❓

Noida-based edtech company PhysicsWallah’s consolidated revenue nearly tripled to ₹2,015 crore in the fiscal year ended 31 March, but its losses surged on the back of a jump in expenses. This comes at a time when the company has been chasing aggress

Ola Electric investors, how are you all? As soon as the lock-in period ended, the company’s share price dropped. To justify a valuation of ₹39,000 crore, at least ₹3,000 crore in revenue and a profit of ₹50 crore or ₹100 crore will be needed. Then, m