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Bhavya Ranpara

Conservative Investo... • 11m

The unfortunate reality of tech-driven businesses is that most competition is concentrated in the mid-market, which tends to plateau over time. Lower markets, lucrative for high-volume, low-margin operations, while premium and niche markets—both selective and scalable— are largely dominated and difficult to penetrate.

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Indian media did not report this at all - But, in FY25, for the first time ever, China displaced India to be the biggest seller of cars in Nepal. And it gets worse. Because China effectively accounted for 52.5% of the new car sales in FY25. That's

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