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Most small businesses fail in India, 50% of small businesses don't even make a rupee but why is that, To Give you a deeper understanding, There are only 11M small businesses in India,88% of them are sole proprietors Out of 11 Million businesses

Many assume most of the small businesses in India don't make money, which is true as 30% of Indian SMBs don't. But there is an interesting trend, that has shaped in the last 12 months. Indian business ecosystem has added "500k" businesses to the 1

Onecard - A unicorn with a valuation of 1.5 billion Usd Spend 1000 crore to make 500 crore revenue and they spend 60% of their operating revenue in ads. Despite having a good product onecard is spending huge capital to acquire new customers.

Jio financial services made a profit of ₹294.8 crore in Q3FY 25, which is 0.3% more than Q3FY24 and the company's revenue is ₹438.4 crore, which is 6% more than the revenue of ₹413.6 crore in Q3FY24.

FY24 Coal India revenue: ₹30672 Crore FY24 Zomato revenue: ₹6274 Crore Coal India pays more dividend than the revenue of Zomato. Then why does Zomato have higher valuation than Coal India?

Can existing businesses and not startups also raise VC money?

India with a population of 1.4 Billion has more than 54% of teens and youth. India has a working population of 500M - we are still exam-driven not skill-driven. Even with all government reforms, India is the most challenging country to build a busi

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The Year of Indian Startups' IPOs Series : 1. Groww -> • Groww is planning an IPO to raise approximately ₹6,000 crore, aiming for a valuation between $6 billion and $8 billion. • In FY24, Groww reported ₹3,145 crore in revenue from operations, do

Blinkit has reported revenue of ₹942 crore in Q1 FY25.