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Hello everyone, I'm a student of E&TC engineering from Sinhgad Institutes. I'm gonna to start my own start up company in IT industry or Own Business like KFC, Swiggy, Zomato, Ola, Uber, Dream11, Domino's and all other businesses. Please suggest me ne

The founder, Parars Chopra holds 71% of the company and his personal exit will amount to around 1280 crores 🔥🚀

Let's decode one pattern : • Companies were backed by Softbank such as OYO, OLA Electric and FirstCry are continuously filing for IPO but some IPO's approved or some failed for IPO. • Startups backed by Softbank such as OLA Electric and OYO are ra

Founder: We need to bootstrap our startup. Co-founder: Sounds good. How much do we have? Founder: About ₹100 and an Ola coupon. Co-founder: Perfect. Let's charge the clients in ride fares. *Clients become investors in startup just to avoid attend

Day 1 - Tell your Most Underrated founder. The founder with most mentions, likes and support will win every day. Hey Folks starting a new series. This will be fun. I will do daily post like this and fill each box with the founder who got it. Inspir

When business overtakes innovation, the motivation shifts towards increasing capital rather than evolving. Society then deviates from progressing civilization. Boeing, TikTok, and Reels are prime examples of the devastating effects of this misdirect

Hey everyone! Today we're diving into why Uber couldn't replicate its global success in the Indian market, and why Ola came out on top. Let's find out what went wrong for Uber and what Ola did right! Day 5 of knowing about companies that failed to ac

What Went Wrong with Ola Electric? In 2021, Ola Electric positioned itself as the “Tesla of India.” With over 100,000 orders for the S1 Pro within 24 hours, Bhavish Aggarwal’s vision of a sleek, software-driven scooter ecosystem looked like the fut