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When startup go for funding they get their funds from investors for some equity so if the enterpreneur gives his equity to the investor so in next funding round do investor has to dilute their equity too? or just the enterpreneur?

I'm thinking of writing a detailed strategy on either topic. please poll what you want? Topic 1: How to raise funding without any MVP, team and traction. Topic 2: How to get a girlfriend using Maths :)

Don’t try to go fast when building a startup. Take it slow and enjoy the process. Fast doesn’t guarantee consistency but being slow and steady does. If you wanna raise funding and flex, that’s a different story 😄

Building something for founders. Which should I launch first Funditt Or Helpitt Funditt- Help founders startup raise funding for their startup. Helpitt: 1-1 consultation for founders and startup who needs help in different stages while building

As an experienced investor, I'm looking to collaborate with innovative entrepreneurs and businesses. If you're seeking funding or a strategic partner, let's connect. Interests: [except hotel and cafes] Investment size: [8 lac to 10 lac] Location: [B

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Late-stage funding slowdown: How bad is it? 🛑 Prosus investments paint a stark picture: FY22: $7B FY23: $3.5B FY24: $1.1B 📉 84% drop from FY22 to FY24 🔍 YoY declines: 50% (FY22-FY23), 69% (FY23-FY24) 💡 Reflects broader trends: economic uncertai

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Hi, Usually a well established revenue generating company gets funding through VCs and many other sources But many short businesses or startups don't get the opportunity to raise funds to grow their business and end up taking loans with huge interes

India now has more than 300 family offices, up from 45 in 2018, revealed a latest report by PWC India. The report further highlighted that family offices are increasingly investing in startups, diversifying their portfolios, and seeking higher retur