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Havish Gupta

Stealth • 5m

Do you think sometimes, having access to a lot of capital is also not good? Like take example of Reliance's Jio Mart. If you used that app even once, you know how bad their service is. Or take Tata's BBNow whose market share is still 10%. These are

LIKHITH

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Execution matters the most bro !! Having a lot of capital isn't bad but how you use it matters

Havish Gupta

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And that's what tata and relaince aren't doing that well. And also since there are so many different companies, that The top leaders (Ambani and Tata sir) aren't able to focus on then

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