Despite a significant number of Indian startups struggling to achieve profitability, venture capitalists continue to invest heavily in them. What drives this investment strategy, and what are the expectations of VC firms in this scenario?"
Anonymous 1
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They know 8 out of 10 will fail and it takes a while for economies of scale to kick in so it's just smart diversification
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Sankalp
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Most startups don’t fail because they run out of money. They fail because they run out of creativity to solve problems.
Think beyond funding
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SHIV DIXIT
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Total number of entrepreneur worldwie is 582 million and in India is around 105 million
Approximately 30% of new small businesses fail by the end of year two, while half will fail before year five. That means roughly 70% of startups fail within thei
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