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Why does even a 1000cr market isn't enough for a VC So most businesses generate maximum Profit Margin of 20%. That on a ₹1000cr ($150 M) is ₹200cr which is enough for an founder to retire. But if you think from a VC's point of view, the max valuat

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VCs are always looking for massive returns, and a market size of ₹1000cr with slim margins won't provide the exponential growth they seek.

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