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The Year of Indian Startups' IPOs Series : 1. Groww -> • Groww is planning an IPO to raise approximately ₹6,000 crore, aiming for a valuation between $6 billion and $8 billion. • In FY24, Groww reported ₹3,145 crore in revenue from operations, do

It took 11 years for Telegram to become profitable. The platform has 950 million monthly active users, including 12 million paying subscribers who contribute to its revenue through a $5/month. They have a team of just 30 engineers managing the in

Groww is going IPO 📈 Groww, India’s largest retail stockbroker, is planning to file for an IPO within the next 10–12 months. -> The targeted valuation 💸 - $6 billion to $8 billion, over double its last valuation of $3 billion in October 2021. ->

Bluesky has already surpassed Threads in Daily Active Users. It's already seeing a million users joining in every day for the past few days. Will it continue to rise or will the excitement fade away?

As of January 2024, the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) had over 452 million active users in India.

As of early 2024, India had 751.5 million internet users, which is 52.4% of the country's population and ranks India second in the world for active internet users.

FarmVille and CityVille was the biggest rivalry back in the day. Two insanely viral games. Both made by Zynga. Numbers 👇 At its peak, in March 2010, FarmVille had 83.76 million monthly active users. Daily active users peaked at 34.5 million. City

Meesho's Growth Meesho, an Indian e-commerce platform, has experienced remarkable growth, with a gross merchandise value (GMV) exceeding $5 billion and 120 million monthly active users. The platform has expanded its offerings and introduced Valmo, a

🚀 Goldman Sachs Insights: CRED's Remarkable Growth Trajectory Key Highlights: • Annualized Total Payment Value (TPV): $100 billion • Personal Loan Book: $2.3 billion • Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR): $340 million • Consumer Average Revenue Per Use

Facebook Monthly active users vs Daily active users. Surprisingly both MAU and DAU both have always been growing and never seen a de-growth, even after the Instagram takeover.