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Why few companies raise money just befor IPO?

Hy Everyone I'm working in a shoes manufacturing industry and the company start in 2022. the revenue is generated recently 150cr+ and my task is to raise funding. my company want to raise Equity based seed funding but i have no contact in investee

Indians hate startups, especially companies that burn money and raise money but the truth is that 99% of Indian businesses don't make money See in India there are only 13M small businesses,88% of them are sole proprietors Out of 13M businesses, 5M

Even EdTech companies are finding it difficult to grow while gambling companies are tripling their revenue! And the best part, it is profitable with ₹100 crore+ profit

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How Much Should You Raise at Idea Stage? Most founders either raise too little or too much. Here’s a simple mental model 👇 🔸 Don’t raise for 18 months You’re not scaling - you’re validating 🔸 Don’t raise based on “runway” Raise based on milesto

any ideas for micro Saas that could land us money like a subscription based modal or one time payment?

Medials, please take note: Investors won't fund your million-dollar idea alone. They want to see either a prototype or traction for your product. Don't waste time chasing funding based solely on ideas. Show them tangible progress first and money wil

Around 101 mainboard companies that raised money through IPOs since 2024 , majority of them haven't been able to improve upon their listing gains.. As per ETG analysis, about 16% of the companies earned 50% or higher listing gains, while around 9%

Hi everyone, As we all know, our data is crucial for our privacy, yet for companies, it represents money-making opportunities. Given that Indian startups and entrepreneurs can offer significant competition to large foreign companies, would you be wi