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In India the founder focuses on Valuation rather than to become profitable..

is it true that today most successful startups are majorly run by IIT and IIM graduates?? that means other than that not majority are able to build successful startups??

Oversubscribed 103x – strong market trust ₹854 Cr from anchor investors – institutional backing Valuation at ~₹14,790 Cr – growth story priced in Turned profitable in Q1 FY25 – scalability in action High valuation – long-term play, not a quick flip

I initially believed that tech startups were the most profitable, but I've come to realize that financial startups actually generate higher revenues.

FY24 Coal India revenue: ₹30672 Crore FY24 Zomato revenue: ₹6274 Crore Coal India pays more dividend than the revenue of Zomato. Then why does Zomato have higher valuation than Coal India?

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

The government on Tuesday said that the success rate of startups in India was much higher than in other countries of the world, What u think guys it's thizz true... can anyone tell success rate of startup in inda

Are we investing in the wrong direction? Should the Indian Government support or invest in Industry 4.0 fields like Hardtech, AI, Biotech, Robotics, etc? These fields drives innovation globally and builds a high skilled workforce Investing in th

Would You Delete 80% of Your Users to Build a Billion-Dollar Business? In 2011, PayPal had a problem—too many users, but not enough profitable ones. Their solution? They banned accounts that cost more in support than they generated in revenue. The r