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India’s new age listed companies valuation crossed $100 Billion. Total listed valuation: $65 billion Current valuation: $100.5 billion Out of which we got 4 decacorns Zomato, Paytm, infoedge(listed in 2006), makemytrip

Okay, I was just checking the valuation of our Indian stock market and I noticed something interesting. Despite the heavy sell-off in October, FMCG, IT, and small-cap stocks are still overvalued. I understand why IT stocks are overvalued because the

Zomato is all set for its third B2C champion after Zomato and Blinkit. All of you might have heard of Zomato as the ultimate convenience app. To add more layers, Zomato is making a bold move by acquiring a part of PayTm to launch something crazy!

At the present time, IPOs have become useless. Right now all the companies are worried about their valuation, they have nothing to do with what will happen to the share value or share price after listing, and due to this, those companies that are com

According to you what made zomato profitable in the last FY24... According to me :- 1. Operational efficiency : Zomato reduced the cost of delivery and other over expenses too 2. Diverse revenue stream : As zomato also goes into the "Going out" b

Do you agree **Two types of startups dominate India today:** 1. **Profit-focused startups** – They grow steadily, solve real problems, and build sustainable models. 2. **Valuation-focused startups** – They chase funding, burn cash on discounts, an

How to Be the Next Successful Startup Owner Dreaming of making your startup the next Indian unicorn? Think Flipkart, Zomato, Paytm—they all started small, but their focus on solving real problems made them giants. To be the next big success, start b

Many Indian startups mirror American giants: Flipkart (Amazon) Ola (Uber) Paytm (PayPal) Zomato (Yelp) While adapting ideas for local markets has driven success, when will we see a truly original global startup from India?

Byju’s was India’s most valuable edtech giant — now it’s valued at ZERO. How did it fall from a $22B star to a cautionary tale?" Byju’s rapid rise was fueled by aggressive expansion, celebrity endorsements, and massive investments. But cracks began