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
See More
Anonymous 3
Hey I am on Medial • 6m
Not all startups need to aim for unicorn status to be successful.
Startup founder manifesting unicorn status for the new year.
2 replies12 likes
Kashif Bakhshi
•
Radaris • 1m
Every Startup Founder Dreams to achieve Unicorn Status. Why??
0 replies4 likes
Kishan Kabra
•
Guava Trees Softech Pvt • 1y
How many of startups are profitable but not an unicorn?
6 replies8 likes
Ashish Singh
Finding my self 😶�... • 3m
In 2024, six Indian startups achieved unicorn status, crossing the $1 billion valuation mark:
1. **Krutrim** - India's first AI unicorn, founded in 2023, secured $50 million in January.
2. **Ather Energy** - An electric two-wheeler manufacturer, bec
See More
2 replies3 likes
Rahul Gupta
Hey I am on Medial • 11m
You don't need to be an extrovert to be a successful solopreneur.
is it true that today most successful startups are majorly run by IIT and IIM graduates?? that means other than that not majority are able to build successful startups??
0 replies3 likes
Chosen one
Investor • 12m
List few foreign startups that are not present in india but can be very successful like ola, zomato etc.
As per a survey by Private Circle Research,
60% of the Indian founders built a unicorn in their very 1st attempt !!!
29% of the founders did this in two attempts.
Also, after their first unicorn, the same founder takes a median of 1.5 years to tu
