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Vikas Acharya

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WTF is RUNRATE ? Run Rate A financial projection of your yearly revenue or expenses based on current performance. Example: If your startup earns ₹100,000 in one quarter, your annual run rate would be ₹400,000. Why it matters: Helps forecast growth or cash burn.

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