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Zerodha hit $1 Billion in revenue with approx 50% net Margin. That's crazy. I was wrong about Zerodha although it has less users than Groww its financial numbers are increasing. As you know how much Zerodha brothers are investing in startups ( re

“How Zerodha disrupted stock broking industry ” Disruption Diaries #1 Zerodha was founded by two brothers Nithin and Nikhil Kamath in 2010.Nikhil began his career as a trader at a young age,he faced high brokerage fees,complex processes,outdated tr

There’s nothing to worry about, really. 'Wait and watch' always works in the market. Sometimes, doing nothing can be better than doing something. So, take advantage of a cheap market, have patience, and eventually the foreign institutional investors

Have you ever noticed that there are a lot of Famous Entrepreneurs in India with the same surname. Here are a few examples- 1. Nithin and Nikhil Kamath - The brothers who shook up stock trading with Zerodha. 2. Sachin and Binny Bansal - Not broth

Hello everyone ! here again with a thought we all have seen seeing seasons of shark tank india and this wave of entrepreneurs indian entrepreneurs taking advantage of the resources and connections readily available to fund their ventures.. funding is

Let's talk about one of my favourite Person and also An Entrepreneur. None other than one of the Kamath brother's, Sir.Nikhil Kamath. Brothers who bought stock market on smartphones. I love listening to Sir.Nikhil Kamath, the way his thinking, the

Hello Future Unicorn founders, Today we discuss, in the journey of building your unicorn, what are the most fundamental type of people you must employ in your team? History proves this point. Facebook, Microsoft, and Airbnb all started with five pe

🌟 Meet the Visionary Behind Zerodha: Nithin Kamath 🌟 From a modest beginning to transforming India's stockbroking industry, Nithin Kamath's journey is nothing short of inspiring. Here's a quick look at his story: 🔥 Early Days ● Born in Karnata

Zerodha: The Startup that changed how Indians trade 📈 Back in 2010, stock trading in India was expensive, complicated, and out of reach for most middle-class Indians. Nithin Kamath, who was a trader, experienced these challenges firsthand. Along wi