The Falsehood of Distributions of Founders at Distress Exits: A Lesson for BluSmart Worth ₹850Cr
Let's dispel one myth: "Founders make money in acquisitions.
Reality Check of BluSmart
Raised: ~₹1,300Cr | Last Val: ₹2,700Cr | Exit Val: ~₹850Cr
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Hey I am on Medial • 1m
Let’s not act like founders are victims. They also took the highest risks. If the upside is exponential, so is the risk of wipeout. Nobody promised fairness in capitalism.
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The pre-IPO market includes companies whose shares aren’t yet listed on stock exchanges. These companies are often on the verge of significant growth or planning an IPO, offering investors a chance to get in early and pot
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Harsh Dwivedi
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Koo's founder on :-
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