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Name a company, apart from Jio and Zomato, that got successful with a high burn model

Day 1 Business Terms 1. Revenue vs. Profit – "Revenue is what you earn, profit is what you keep. A startup making ₹10L/month in revenue but spending ₹9.5L has only ₹50K profit. See the difference?" 2. Burn Rate – "How fast are you burning cash? I

✅ New day. ✅ New startup. ✅ New funding. ✅🔥 Fresh cash burn ! ⛔️ No regret. No remorse.

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Unikon.ai, which offered an AI-powered networking platform, is pivoting due to high cash burn and now plans to build a D2C brand 🤔🤔

what does Burn rate mean in startup ecosystem? It is the rate at which the startup is using its raised capital to fund its overheads before generating any positive cash flow/sales. what does Debt Financing mean? A company can raise funds by issue

Complicated Business Terms Simplified PART 2 1️⃣ Equity: 📌 The owner’s share in a company after subtracting liabilities from assets. 2️⃣ Cash Flow: 📌 The actual movement of money in and out of a business, crucial for daily operations. 3️⃣ Reven

What are your views on ByteDance (TikTok's parent company) taking a $9.5 Billion Loan?

Sharechat spent 4000 Cr+ to earn 533cr in rev. What is their future? Have heard from sources that the company is majorly cash-strapped and might go bust in less than two years unless they get acquired or raised at a seriously lower valuation.

Somebody recently asked me a question that what is a bootstrapped company so , I thought that many people out there doesn't know about a bootstrapped company. So here's a quick information, A bootstrapped company is a company who's equity is complete