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What does zerodha 's cap table looks like. Zerodha is India's most profitable bootstrapped startup and it continues to maintain that feat

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One reason they’re profitable is that they barely advertise. Compare that to Groww or Upstox, which burn millions on ads with celebrities. Zerodha relied heavily on word-of-mouth and a first-mover advantage in discount broking. That’s how they kept costs low and margins high—simple but genius.

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