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Sandeep Namasudra

Change is the only c... • 17h

What if you could invest in your local kirana or sneaker store — and earn from their profits? Imagine a platform where small businesses raise funds from the public by offering a share of future profits. Here’s the basic idea: A business lists a funding deal (say, ₹10 lakh) In return, they offer either: 1. A fixed return (like 1.5x your investment, paid over time from profits), or 2. A percentage of profits for 10 years (higher upside, but variable) Or a hybrid — whichever comes first: return cap or 10 years. It’s like Shark Tank — but for real-world businesses around you, and you don’t need crores to participate. Would you use this? As a business owner who needs funds? As an investor looking for alt income? Drop your thoughts or questions — exploring if this idea has legs. I am open to criticism

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Sanjay Khems
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Ayurvedic Answers • 5h

Local Kirana Stores mostly do not maintain or follow any accounting procedures, hence to determine profits will be difficult (if any) on the other hand proliferation of Quick Commerce will soon eat away into their business, as witnessed in the past , forcing them to Close in the Long Run as they will not be able to compete with these giants with Deep Pockets and heavily Funded.

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