The biggest misconception is framing a Business as a "Startup". Most don't even know the actual definition of a startup and people throw money following the herd. Edit : For some reason, My comment replies to others aren't being visible, so I believe I should have initially discussed as to what a startup should do. I would say startups are initially a small team that focus heavily on innovation and bringing something new onto the table. While there are people who would disagree, because it's oversaturated, I think Peter Thiel gave the best definition : "Going from 0 to 1". Creating something new, knowing the risks and costs, or uniquely solving a problem / carving out a new approach or having a unique and new valuable product would define a startup. The word "startup” became a buzz word and every individual/team/company looking for investment said they were one. So, the distinction is blurry nowadays and as rightly pointed out by others, it's diluted.
@@ecoideazventures6417 Hi, I would say that startups are (initially) mainly smaller group of a team that innovate heavily and bring something new onto the table. While the traditional definition and a lot of people might disagree, because it's oversaturated right now, during the initial years, Peter Thiel gave the best definition of it : "Going from 0 to 1." Creating new things while risky, new ways to approach or improve particular problems uniquely would best define a startup. “Startup” has become a buzz word and many teams / small companies looking for investment say they were one. So, the distinction is blurry nowadays.
@@ecoideazventures6417 Hi, I would say startups are initially a small team that focus heavily on innovation and bringing something new onto the table. While lot of people would disagree, because it's oversaturated, I think Peter Thiel gave the best definition "Going from 0 to 1". Creating something new, knowing the risks and costs, while uniquely solving a problem, making a new approach or having a unique and new product would define a startup. The word "startup” became a buzz word and every individual/team/company looking for investment said they were one. So, the distinction is blurry nowadays.
I appreciate your effort ,we want more videos like such breakdowns around startup in India or tech in India. And more importantly it would so helpful if you could share a link of your reports, docs and everything you did for this video and the companies you mentioned
Damn! I really liked that they didn't went for top noise making copmines or startups in India and actually cemented their arguments with companies that are actually doing good!
Thanks, Rohit, for the video! A message to all viewers: go slow, go steady. If you can solve problems effectively, even without raising funds, people will notice you in this digital era. 🚀
Loved the data download and helping set the stage for real companies and pure play time and effort needed to get there. Sectoral overview was intresting as well. Quick Feedback - Tie up the conclusion with the data and the time it took to reach there. Keep making amazing content. Tks
The reason is majority of these are extremely service sector oriented which is neither a major employment sector nor something which would make an entry to Tier 2 towns and Villages where allmost 70-80% of the population lives. Example : Food Delivery apps, its extremly city oriented. After some years, even the city population wont need this much of services. Thats the difference with Tata, they cashed in production rather than making more softwares. In simple words, FMCG, Co-operative companies like Amul actually have sustained business models because they cater the larger population of Towns and Villages. But then,The Ultra Max Pro cultured Indian society has termed working in Manufacturing sector as a sign of uneducated.
Because its a service sector...Name a single 1st world developed country in this world which takes Service sector as a core sector? None!!!.... MSME, FMCG and co-operative companies like Amul have sustainable long term business platforms and they are the actual backbone of the Indian economy. See that's why Tata became a legacy brand. Apart from TCS, they barely contested in service sector, Instead they created products and served normal, avg middle class families of Tier 2 Towns and Villages.
Some tips: don't chase vanity, sanity, reality buzz words for filling up videos, political parties do that. Seems like you yourself couldn't understand why you were talking about saas enterprises and "hitting the outcome" , TCS , Infosys also hit the outcome everyone does. If you don't have narrative, story how the fuck I'm supposed to watch... Only thing I could get is "company" "revenue" "profit/loss" .... Create something which actually needs explanation in video format.
The biggest misconception is framing a Business as a "Startup". Most don't even know the actual definition of a startup and people throw money following the herd.
Edit : For some reason, My comment replies to others aren't being visible, so I believe I should have initially discussed as to what a startup should do.
I would say startups are initially a small team that focus heavily on innovation and bringing something new onto the table. While there are people who would disagree, because it's oversaturated, I think Peter Thiel gave the best definition : "Going from 0 to 1".
Creating something new, knowing the risks and costs, or uniquely solving a problem / carving out a new approach or having a unique and new valuable product would define a startup.
The word "startup” became a buzz word and every individual/team/company looking for investment said they were one. So, the distinction is blurry nowadays and as rightly pointed out by others, it's diluted.
Agree. Startups should have a unique application of technology. Sharktank has diluted the meaning of startups to be confused with regular businesses.
So true 🤣 some legends calls business as startup 😂😅
Request to help all of us by defining what exactly is a startup?
@@ecoideazventures6417 Hi, I would say that startups are (initially) mainly smaller group of a team that innovate heavily and bring something new onto the table. While the traditional definition and a lot of people might disagree, because it's oversaturated right now, during the initial years, Peter Thiel gave the best definition of it : "Going from 0 to 1." Creating new things while risky, new ways to approach or improve particular problems uniquely would best define a startup.
“Startup” has become a buzz word and many teams / small companies looking for investment say they were one. So, the distinction is blurry nowadays.
@@ecoideazventures6417 Hi, I would say startups are initially a small team that focus heavily on innovation and bringing something new onto the table. While lot of people would disagree, because it's oversaturated, I think Peter Thiel gave the best definition "Going from 0 to 1".
Creating something new, knowing the risks and costs, while uniquely solving a problem, making a new approach or having a unique and new product would define a startup.
The word "startup” became a buzz word and every individual/team/company looking for investment said they were one. So, the distinction is blurry nowadays.
I appreciate your effort ,we want more videos like such breakdowns around startup in India or tech in India.
And more importantly it would so helpful if you could share a link of your reports, docs and everything you did for this video and the companies you mentioned
Plz Breakdown Every Sectors From Shipping Industry To Pharma To Fashion Everything
BTW I Love Your Content❤️❤️
Damn! I really liked that they didn't went for top noise making copmines or startups in India and actually cemented their arguments with companies that are actually doing good!
the bass is extremely overpowering. please keep it in control!
Seriously. Please stop saying "LIKE" and "RIGHT" repeatedly. Your speech will improve.
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Thanks, Rohit, for the video! A message to all viewers: go slow, go steady. If you can solve problems effectively, even without raising funds, people will notice you in this digital era. 🚀
Great stuff Rohit 🙏
What an Report bro 😊❤
Loved the data download and helping set the stage for real companies and pure play time and effort needed to get there.
Sectoral overview was intresting as well.
Quick Feedback - Tie up the conclusion with the data and the time it took to reach there.
Keep making amazing content.
Tks
can u share the report plz?
The reason is majority of these are extremely service sector oriented which is neither a major employment sector nor something which would make an entry to Tier 2 towns and Villages where allmost 70-80% of the population lives.
Example : Food Delivery apps, its extremly city oriented. After some years, even the city population wont need this much of services. Thats the difference with Tata, they cashed in production rather than making more softwares.
In simple words, FMCG, Co-operative companies like Amul actually have sustained business models because they cater the larger population of Towns and Villages.
But then,The Ultra Max Pro cultured Indian society has termed working in Manufacturing sector as a sign of uneducated.
most of these companies look barely profitable. like making 2-3 cr on 300 cr revenue.
Hey winner, you should be really happy if they even have such paltry profits. Almost all of them went to the IPO market without even any profit!
😂@@ecoideazventures6417
Because its all are a mere Service Sectors which barely serves the population of Tier 2 towns and Villages where majority family lives
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@@winnershandbook1069 297 cr expense, 3 cr profit 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nikhil kamath ke mama ka ladka😂
Content is on point, just avoid saying "like", "I mean" and "right" when it's really not required. It's quite irritating and negates your research.
The ultimate game of vc and startup founders is to dump the inflated price of marketing hyped stocks of the company to average Rahul.
It's surprising most of these companies especially the software ones have so low net profit margins
Because its a service sector...Name a single 1st world developed country in this world which takes Service sector as a core sector?
None!!!....
MSME, FMCG and co-operative companies like Amul have sustainable long term business platforms and they are the actual backbone of the Indian economy.
See that's why Tata became a legacy brand. Apart from TCS, they barely contested in service sector,
Instead they created products and served normal, avg middle class families of Tier 2 Towns and Villages.
Thank you
The host is husband of host from full disclosure
You got spelling of warehouse wrong at 10:00 , idk if this is a human error or AI being bad
Why are you reading company names, what they do and their revenue?
There is one problem with this video. It equates India with Modi. This is propaganda. Stop doing that.
Correct
Politicians were busy in corruption scams before 2014
Modi's contribution after 2014 in India's growth will not be forgotten
He is choosen as pm by whom?
If that’s the only thing you saw in the whole video then it should be clear that you’re the problem
There is nothing wrong in mentioning, because of his initiatives. Those companies benefited.
How much is 4.6% of 12 and 5.6% of 4 ?
Honasa Consumer Now In Losses
Godi media wants to know your location😂
Chill abdul😂😂
he says the word 'like' so frequently, it's quite distracting.
bro what happend to your bussiness , bankrupt ??
i love it
Massive puff piece about startups, not sure if these numbers are genuine, there is a lot of cooking of accounts that happens in india.
Some tips: don't chase vanity, sanity, reality buzz words for filling up videos, political parties do that.
Seems like you yourself couldn't understand why you were talking about saas enterprises and "hitting the outcome" , TCS , Infosys also hit the outcome everyone does.
If you don't have narrative, story how the fuck I'm supposed to watch... Only thing I could get is "company" "revenue" "profit/loss" .... Create something which actually needs explanation in video format.
another avey tv sub-channel, you guys are really desperate for capturing market shares of content marketing
bro r u in law of varun mayya
read the full report , insane
Kha mila
One company I wish ke close ho jaye...is Oyo 😂😂🤣 Byju's ho jayega completely to that will be a bonus.