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IPO ke pahle loss making company kya kuch nahi karti, sef profit main kam karna bhul Jaate Hain

Why are they entering a highly competitive loss-making business together?

BUSINESS = PROFIT !? Well, Not really The real product isn’t what you buy — it’s what you keep buying ⬇️ Check this out ⬇️ Cinemas lose money on movie tickets but make it back through snacks like popcorn,nachos etc This is called "Loss leader S

SHARK TANK INDIA A SHOW WHERE A GROUP OF INDIVIDUALS RUNNING LOSS MAKING COMPANIES, Reject other businesses because they aren't making enough profits. With dramatic background music.

Investors are investing millions and billions $ in many new startups. I keep on getting the news like this. i my question is how investors are earning? how much percentage they are expecting from these new startups? Even though most of the startups a

🚀 The Souled Store Turns Profitable in FY24! 🧢👕 Pop culture meets fashion as The Souled Store hits ₹360 crore revenue (+54.5% YoY) and ₹18 crore profit from a ₹16.5 crore loss! 💸🔥 📢 Key Stats: ₹360 crore revenue | ₹18 crore profit ₹68 crore

I have a question: When entrepreneurs raise funds to start their company or to set up a business, why do they celebrate? Ultimately, this is a kind of loan. Actually, it is a loan. They should celebrate when they start earning profits from those fund

Will OLA survive in NSE ? It is already a loss making company. Zomato listed there company after they become profitable. And you know the story about Paytm.

Investors are investing money in start-ups and start-up fails or not making profit, they are again investing in start-ups and start-up fails or not making profit. So the question is if start-up not making money then how investors earn money. I know

OYO is Now Profitable. In the latest Quarter, OYO reported a profit of 30 Crore Rs. And this is impressive with considering the fact that during Covid, it losses had hit almost 12,000 crore. But how did they did this? 1) firstly they closed more th