"The Hero Who saved a Airline Twice"
Bankruptcy to Billions #6
Ajay Singh returns to save SpiceJet
Ajay Singh Bought ModiLuft(bankrupt Airline) and renamed as Spicejet with three leased aircraft, and Rs 10 crore of investment.SpiceJet took off on 2
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Hey I am on Medial • 10m
They have the worst seats tho 😭😭
My last SpiceJet back pain has not healed yet (last traveled with them in 2023) 😂🤦🏾♂️
Maybe he knows where to cut the money off from..
Today's Budget for Employees is like ....
Aur karoo meeting... Karte raho meeting....😂😂
And for sincere request Karntaka Government, even you didn't got anything from budget.
Iskeyle we should work for 14 hours....😭😭😭😭
The worst Finance Min
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Vishu Bheda
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Medial • 4m
In 2023, Argentina was dying:
• Central Bank $12B in debt
• 50% poverty rate
• 7,500% inflation
Then Javier Milei became President.
11 months in, he's pulling off the greatest economic turnaround ever.
In a 2-hour pod with Lex Fridman, he reveale
VC Funding: Sweet Devil 😈?
VCs throw money at you, but at what cost?
1. You started as a BIG BOSS now you’re an employee in your own company.
2. Investors get board seats due to which your plan and decision may not align with theirs.
3. VCs don
Who would've thought that you can send a rocket to space with a 3D-printed engine!
Three weeks back, Agnikul showed it could happen soon.
⏭️Total Funding: $58.6 M, Last raise - Series B : $26.7 M
⏩Lead Investors: Rocketship VC, Pi Ventures, Mayfiel
You won’t find all of this info in one place anywhere else 🙏🙏
This is about SpiceJet Limited- All in one single deep dive.
So, tighten your seatbelts, as we take off on this crazy flight!
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In the last ~5yrs, SpiceJet has earned big in 5 ways
The numerous reasons of why startup founders are stepping down.
Many Indian startup founders are stepping down due to issues like co-founder disagreements, loss of passion, and market pressures. High-profile exits, such as those from Dunzo and Pharm
Top News of the Week:
1. Funding:
- During the week, 21 Indian startups raised around $144.46 million in funding. These deals count 5 growth-stage deals and 13 early-stage deals while 3 early-stage startups kept their transaction details undisclose