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why indian Startups are opting for Debt financing? 1. Preserving equity: Debt financing allows startups to raise capital without diluting their equity and ownership. This is important for founders who want to maintain control of their company. 2

Difference between Incubators and Accelerators. Many founder's get confused between these two, let's end this confusion today. Incubators: - They support early-stage startups with resources, mentorship, and space. - They typically do not take e

How to save Taxes!!! iykiyk -- Part 1. Taking Debt/Loan as funds is best way eliminate taxes than raising Equity shares. as Debt is charged against profits and interest is deducted before imposing tax rate. Also, Be sure that the ROI is higher tha

Jefferies' Chris Wood says India is the best long-term equity market in the world, and that the bull market is nowhere near ending due to a combination growing retail participation, relentless fund flow and robust domestic demand.

Hi everyone, It's been 1 month since I joined corporate as a fresher. My manager doesn't communicate with me, there's no communication between team members as some are working from home and some are in office. As most of the team members speak local

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What is your view on crowdfunding as a source to raise initial capital for a startup in India ? I know there is no kickstarter available here but it is not illegal as long as no equity is involved.

To validate your startup idea without an MVP ? Sometimes MVP might be long time locha :( ➡️ User Surveys: Ask your target audience questions like "Would you actually use this?" ➡️ Fake Door Testing: Create a fake marketing page. Track clicks and g

There's talk that a lot of non Indian brands are looking to launch their IPOs in India. Hmm, let’s see how that goes if it happens, it could be great for the Indian market, as long as the companies are genuinely high quality.

Whenever we discuss the market, our focus tends to be on equity trading, often neglecting commodities. Despite all of us traders being involved in commodity trading, it seems to rarely make it into our conversations. This could be due to the lack of