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Burning cash without a plan is a recipe for disaster for start-ups.

A VC is showing strong interest in our transport & logistics biz at a 40Cr valuation. We've got 1.5Cr revenue, 13% net profit, and a clear path to scale in an untapped market. Strong family biz background. Considering a pre-seed round. Thoughts on th

these '10min' app wave is burning cash to save you a lot more time, and all you do is scroll more reels? 👾🦕

Growth hides flaws. Crisis shows if you really have a business. That’s exactly what happened with Fittr. During COVID, Fittr became the poster child of India’s online fitness boom. Revenue soared from ₹58 Cr to ₹90 Cr. Investors rushed in. But beh

You should try to start your business with bootstrap. Nowadays their is a trend of Startup funding, every Entrepreneur needs funding for show off. And as a result you can see that most of the Indian Startups are loss making. They spend money withou

Samsung says there is business uncertainty and crisis. Mark my words, the funding winter was nothing. The huge crash will come in a few months.

Too many funding announcements today. This week is going to be big in terms of startup funding. In May, Indian startups raised 1.3 billion dollars, the highest amount this year. Do you think the funding winter for Indian startups is coming to a

Hey, I’m building a self-drive car rental startup with a focus on keeping things lean, profitable, and sustainable in the long run. I believe in smart investing, high ROI, and creating systems that don’t need heavy funding to work. Looking to partner

Profit vs. Cash Flow 💸: The Silent Startup Killer! 💀 Heads up, founders! You can be 'profitable' on paper but still go bankrupt. Why? Profit: Revenue - Expenses (often accrual-based). Cash Flow: Actual cash IN ➡️ - Actual cash OUT ⬅️. Problem:

🔥 Funding Winter for china - I would say that. Im sure it's because overvalued start-ups & Real estate bubble that is going on in china . What's your opinion over it ?