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It depends. Valuation is based on potential in early stages and on revenue in later stages. 1. Early-stage startups: Valued on potential- market size, team, and idea 2. Growth-stage startups: Valued on revenue, profits, and performance metrics Keep it simple: No revenue? = Valued on future potential Growing revenue? = Valued on real numbers + potential
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I recently posted how do you calculate violation, many people were saying most startup doesn't earn profit , so there are two more ways you can go about Revenue Multiples Method 1. Focus on Revenue: Use your company’s current or projected revenue
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Investment Mandates We back visionary businesses across stages: I. Sector-Agnostic Early-Stage – First institutional checks to startups showing early traction & revenue. Investment: ₹1–8 Cr for 8–18% equity. II. SME Credit Opportunities – Up to $5M c
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Investment Mandates We back visionary businesses across stages: I. Sector-Agnostic Early-Stage – First institutional checks to startups showing early traction & revenue. Investment: ₹1–8 Cr for 8–18% equity. II. SME Credit Opportunities – Up to $5M c
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Investment Mandates We back visionary businesses across stages: I. Sector-Agnostic Early-Stage – First institutional checks to startups showing early traction & revenue. Investment: ₹1–8 Cr for 8–18% equity. II. SME Credit Opportunities – Up to $5M c
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How Silicon Valley Companies Thinks? What Matters 'Profits' or 'Valuations'........🤔 let me tell you a secret. In silicon valley, companies often operate differently from traditional businesses. here the focus is less on making immediate profits a
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