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Rohan Saha
Founder - Burn Inves... • 5m
I have heard many people say that startup investment is the best, and it gives the highest returns. Let me share my experience. I started investing in startups since 2022. So far, I have invested in 4 startups, out of which 2 have shut down, one was acquired, and one is still running. If I include the shares of unlisted public companies, I have invested in 25 non-listed companies till date, out of which 8 have failed, 12 were acquired, some resulted in losses profits. Two companies went public through IPOs, and 3 companies have their IPOs in process. Investing in startups or non-listed companies is not easy; even a slight mistake can cause all the money to be lost.
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