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Controversial prediction: ola consumer IPO is not going to be subscribed too well Unless they change their CEO

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My 2025 prediction for business World — This year atleast 200 new entrepreneurs will become successful in manufacturing sector and China dominance on Indian manufacturing sector will face huge decline almost 40% even these entrepreneur easily touch the valuation of 100 crores. Seriously I'm so excited for this because thousands of untapped manufacturing opportunities are available for entrepreneurs and nobody is even analysing it

My 2025 predictions: 1. Mass layoffs in fintech 2. SaaS companies moving HQ to US 3. Influencer economy bubble pops 4. Web3/crypto companies shut shop

controversial prediction for 2025: oyo is going to do bad temporarily because of their new rules(disallowing unmarried couples) but this might help them with profitability a very long way down the line. I feel like the brand is too set in stone. it's very cool how other affordable hotel brands like bloom have managed to navigate this reputation

By 2025, most edtech startups will struggle as the pandemic boost fades. Fintech startups will face strict regulations, and only the strongest will survive.

Lol what? Zepto just raised at $1.2B valuation. They're crushing unit economics. Classic Reddit doomer take without understanding the business model.

Controversial but true predictions: 1. 80% of Indian D2C brands will shut/sell by 2025 2. Swiggy/Zomato will acquire these smaller funded quick commerce platforms like swish etc 3. ONDC will fail spectacularly

You're right about Q-commerce but wrong about timing. Look at the pattern: 2023: Dunzo layoffs 2024: Blinkit bleeding 2025: The real bloodbath begins By 2026, only Zepto/BB Daily will survive, and/or most they'll merge.

Tbh. if this does not happen...just know everything is riggged

Q comm must be regulated, they are manipulating prices and their business model is affecting retailers badly.

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Zepto’s whole strategy right now seems to be built around offering "free cash," which is great for pulling in users but not so great for keeping them. It works in the short term, but once the free cash is gone, most people will probably just go back to Instamart or Blinkit. Those platforms have the edge because of their parent companies, Swiggy and Zomato, which already have huge user bases, brand trust, and deep pockets. Zepto, on the other hand, has to spend a ton on free cash to bring people in, and the cost of getting each user is super high. If they’re banking on monetizing these users later, it’s a risky bet—most of them are only here for the freebies. Zepto’s in a tough spot: if they keep burning cash, it’s unsustainable, but if they stop, they risk losing users entirely.

Zepto can be next Amazon if they launch something innovative like AWS

Silicon valley will be bankrupted 💀

Yaar listen, hoenstly the whole point of an entrepeneurs life is to max value for himself and his shareholders. I think Zepto has done that successfully so... respect