What do you think? An entrepreneur who is thinking of making some big plan, be it in any field, what can he learn from Byjus about what not to do? Because today a billion dollar company is on the verge of closing down, so what can be learnt?
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Anonymous 3
Hey I am on Medial • 7m
Too much debt, too little planning. Byju’s piled on debt to fuel growth but didn’t think about long-term repayment. Entrepreneurs need to be cautious about over-leveraging – it can kill your business faster than you think.
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Three Commas Gang
Building Bharat • 2h
Think raising funds is just about a killer pitch? Think again.
In today’s tight funding market—where Indian startups raised 40% less in 2023—what you shouldn’t say can be just as important as what you do.
From “We’re the next BYJU’S” to “We only nee
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Sairaj Kadam
Entrepreneur • 8m
I recently posted about debt financing and got some interesting responses. I want to dig a bit deeper into this topic. For those new to startups or even those with some experience, how do you feel about using debt financing?
Robert Kiyosaki, from "R
What do you think about Green Hydrogen as a fuel ? Will it work out well given that Indian Govt. has proposed significant capital outlay for it ?
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Vaibhav Babruwan Shingde
Student • 9m
why indian Startups are opting for Debt financing?
1. Preserving equity:
Debt financing allows startups to raise capital without diluting their equity and ownership. This is important for founders who want to maintain control of their company.
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What you think about the upcoming effects or drawbacks of Artificial Intelligence IN our day to day life ? Will it end the humanity too ?
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Chamarti Sreekar
Passionate about Pos... • 2m
Netflix didn’t just beat Blockbuster—they exploited its biggest weakness.
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