With the growth in many coffee brands in India such as Blue Tokia and Sleepy Owl.
If you had an opportunity to build a business incorporating coffee beans as its raw material what path would you have chosen?
Will it be a cafe? Will it be a FMCG bus
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SamCtrlPlusAltMan
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OpenAI • 8m
Blue tokai*
But yeah, though they are growing, but they are heavily struggling with cash
Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters is an Indian specialty coffee company that was founded in 2013 by Matt Chitharanjan and his wife Namrata Asthana after they struggling to find quality coffee, they realized that the cafes were using inferior coffee beans an
How many people are struggling with mental illness or mental health problems or how many people want to talk their problems but they can't bcs they feel that no one will understand that feeling. And most of this generation ( gen z ) are struggling wi
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mg
News & updates • 4d
How Blue Tokai scaled to ₹78 Cr revenue – with just ₹3L starting capital
Started in 2013, Blue Tokai began as a small roastery in Delhi with ₹3 lakhs from the founders’ savings.
Key moves:
Focused on storytelling & transparency: Every coffee bag m
Despite a significant number of Indian startups struggling to achieve profitability, venture capitalists continue to invest heavily in them. What drives this investment strategy, and what are the expectations of VC firms in this scenario?"
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Chandra Aditya
Entrepreneur • 3m
There are so many digital marketing agencies and saas agencies i have been seeing since some years and still growing. But in this blue ocean, what makes these agencies standout, survive and get it to top. Also tell me why are people still trying to s
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Mohammed arsalan
Pure Desi….Sure Care • 3m
How many of you dealt with these Instagram scammers don’t you guys think they are growing day by day
Can anyone have an idea about CFAs.
I want to know that CFAs are getting jobs in India with good packages or they are struggling to get jobs in good companies.
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Chamarti Sreekar
Passionate about Pos... • 16d
India is seeing a rise of Rs 6742 cr a year in credit card defaults. Young millennials and Gen Z are mainly struggling with repayment. This trend indicates a growing concern for financial stability and the health of the banking sector.
Will service sector be going to die soon ?
Today I visit a boutique and after discussion I found they are struggling with customers not a single boutique but this is story of every boutique. Due to readymade market these traditional bussiness are n
