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“14 exits. ₹100 Cr returns. A 36% IRR. Not bad for a so-called ‘slow’ market.” Inflection Point Ventures (IPV) just pulled off something incredible—14 successful exits, generating ₹100 crore for its investors. In a market where everyone’s talking ab

Entrepreneurship is all about turning vision into reality 🚀 At Opslify, we support founders end-to-end — from company setup, documentation, and product development to connecting with the right investors. Always excited to collaborate with passionate

I came across an interesting PE business model by Cranemere Group. They operate similarly to a 'mini-Berkshire Hathaway'. Traditional Private Equity (PE) Model i). Closed-end funds with a fixed lifespan (~10 years) ii). Limited partners (LPs) have

Rise and Fall: Key Lessons From 2 Absurd Startup Failures (Koo & Byju’s) Startups can fail due to multitude of reasons, but you can always get up, dust off and start again, if you’ve built a good reputation among your ex-employees, investors and con

Startup Story 🌱 A man just copied idea of Bisleri named Bilseri and made profits, why always inspiration sometimes only courage is importent.

Your views on building a generic pharma brand in India. Goal is not to become a good brand but built a good business that can maybe generate 5L/month in profits in 2-3 years.

Hey guys did you think that pw is the another byjus??? because it grown in a short term period of time although there work is great but at the end it's investors money they want growth not any good cause

Is this happening at all the times? - We dream - We plan - We work hard - We are wining continously in the process - We are happy and continously work hard to achieve the end goal - Someone fucks up / Some unusal event - And then the goal of

Bro Tip Make it your goal as a founder to always be selling and always be marketing your startups product because distribution is king.