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Anonymous

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

When you hear that a company went bankrupt, many of you will think is that the company sold all their assets, paid their creditors what they had and just stopped the running the company. But that's Chapter 7 bankruptcy or liquidation and that's not

Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

But if ultimately the promoters and investors don't make their money back, let alone profits then it is same as going bust right? Whatever you like to call it to save face, the company is broke and remains dead right? I don't know of any examples who

Anonymous

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

well you are correct but as you know that the company's financial situation is aldredy not good. If you just dicide to close the company, anyways you won't get anything. With this atleast the company will still be running and the creditors and investors will get a stake in the company which may help get their money back

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Anonymous

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

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Havish Gupta

Figuring Out • 1y

The total claim from the creditors is about $1.5 Billion. I Don't think that creditors would even get 20% of it. Btw the total funding amount is over $5 Billion

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Anonymous

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

I was actually wondering if investment from any investor also means he get gets a share from the profit of the company, Say, if an investor buys 20% stake of a company, does it mean he also will get 20% of the profits earned by the company?

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Hey I am on Medial • 11m

kunal Bahl and Rohit bansal increase the stake in unicommerce company

Piyush Hagawane

Every Decision is a ... • 2m

please get the draft feature on Medial and also let the auto correct correct my text Niket Raj Dwivedi

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Havish Gupta

Figuring Out • 1y

Why do you think that in the last 2 years, the Number of Instant Loan Startups have skyrocketed, and also almost every company have started to provide loans? Like what happened in this period that have helps these companies dicide whom to give loans

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Medial • 5m

Ronald Wayne, one of Apple’s three co-founders, sold his 10 % stake in the company for just $800 in 1976. That stake could’ve been worth $345 billion now.

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Ankit Kumar

Attended Sainik scho... • 8m

anyone with the knowledge of app building will give him the 5 % of the company stake can believe on me and together can build the company

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Anirudh Gupta

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Daily dose of financial ratios by Anirudh Gupta Debt service coverage ratio: =Earnings available for debt services/(Interest+Installments) Where earnings available for debt services are EBITDA or EBIT based on the case. Purpose: -Yesterday,we d

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CA Aspirant|Content ... • 8m

Daily dose of financial ratios by Anirudh Gupta Debt/equity ratio =Total debt/Shareholders equity Purpose: It helps users of financial statements understand how much debt the company is using for every ₹1 of equity invested by shareholders. Cred

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