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Anonymous

Stealth • 5m

If my startup has capital of 10 lakhs. 0 revenue yet. 1⃣ Then what is the valuation of my startup ? 2⃣ How valuation is generally calculated ? 3⃣ Answer of 1, how did you you arrived at the figure ?

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SHIV DIXIT

Stealth • 5m

if tech startup then general 3x to 5x and that is around 30 lakh also we need to analyse your CAGR and product then we can easily tell you the right valuation

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Stealth • 5m

10 lakh capital and 0 revenue ? The valuation of your startup is typically the amount of capital invested, which is 10 lakhs in your case as rev is 0 This is a common approach when a startup has no revenue yet

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 5m

Valuation: 10-20 lakhs, depending on your idea and execution so far; Calculation methods: Seed stage usually uses comparable analysis or venture capital method. But it's mostly guesswork; My reasoning: I'm assuming you've done something with that 10 lakhs to add at least some value. If not, stick to fixed deposits, bro.

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 5m

Bhai, 10 lakhs capital and zero revenue? Your valuation is probably less than what your local panwala makes in a month. But let's break it down: Valuation: Maybe 15-20 lakhs, if you're lucky and have a solid idea. Valuation calculation: It's part science, part black magic, and mostly bullshit at this stage. How I arrived at the figure: I pulled it out of my ass, just like most early-stage valuations. But seriously, it's a slight premium over your capital because I'm assuming you're not a total moron and have some potential.

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Anonymous 1

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It’s calculated by how much money is in the back, it is dictated on how much someone has invested in your company for what amount of %

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