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Why few companies raise money just befor IPO?

Why are every Start-Ups running after Funding? They can build a business like Zerodha. Do business on your money and become profitable. Investors will pressure you to get their money back and many start ups have failed after getting money.

"Flipkart’s Big Fat Indian IPO: $70 Billion Dreams and a Desi Comeback!" Flipkart's planning an IPO next year, and it’s aiming for a jaw-dropping $70 billion valuation. That’s not just a flex—it’s practically a somersault off the high dive of global

PhysicsWallah’s bold move to file for a ₹4,600 crore IPO amid the decline of many Indian edtech startups is a testament to their resilience and strong fundamentals. While others struggled with profitability and cash burn, PW focused on affordability,

Hey Investors, I have a profitable Idea not just like money burning but a profit maker. It will generate crores annually in the early stage phase And it will make crores monthly after Just two year. Already validated my idea with successful delivery.

Hi I have an idea in automobiles two wheeler scooter in India and earning is more and profitable business iM sure this business but I have and idea but not enough money and team so plz any body intrest plz reply

Hey guys, what do you think is the future of D to C brands, as ad costs are increasing day by day, Amazon comission increasing, even big brands are struggling to be profitable, brand like Boat which has traditionally been profitable is now losing mon

Your Marketing Budget: "Yaar, thoda paisa miljata toh badhiyan hojata!" 😂 (Meanwhile, you're pretty sure you just sold a kidney for it.) Tired of your digital marketing feeling like it needs a miracle (or a small loan from a very generous, unsuspe

Zepto is in a very tough situation nowadays. Their main business of instant grocery delivery is fast losing money, their biggest investor Y combinator just stopped growth stage fund YC Continuity. They have to see other investors or IPO but for ipo t