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Haan, aise kaafi cases hote hain jahan investors business ko fund karte hain, company ko grow karte hain, phir IPO launch ke baad exit le lete hain. Unka goal hota hai ki company ko profitable stage tak laake apne investment par return lein. IPL-styl

Exit From OYO : OYO's early investors, like Lightspeed, are selling shares at a $3.9B valuation. This is higher than the $1.5B from August 2024 but below the $9B peak in 2021. They're negotiating with family offices, eyeing an IPO. Follow For

My CA Friend recently requested me to build Super App for him, i gave him pricing and other upfront documents for billing He offered me collaboration "SuperBiz" - A Super app for Only MSMEs They can search, show and pitch to investors, find inve

NSE has been on a crazy run in the unlisted market it's given over 100% returns in just a year, all because of the hype around its IPO. And the funny thing is, they haven’t even announced the IPO date yet. Once that happens, who knows how much higher

“I hired him because he felt like the one. I let him go because I knew he wasn’t.” A friend I met over breakfast shared this story. He hired a young developer, full of charm and potential. Came from a great reference, felt like family, spoke well,

This just boils my blood! All this time we were praising Q-Commerce startups for revolutionizing tech and retail together but it seems that their only goal is to become profitable sooner and mostly before IPO, get listed and drive the share price u

Okay so WeWork and Studds IPOs have been approved. But honestly I am not feeling confident about WeWork’s India operations or its financials. Their US business was already a complete failure and now they are coming with this IPO as an OFS which simpl