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Stopping on the fast lane (OC)
The lady says " Why have they stopped in the wrong side? Should have stopped on the left side". -
Which Restaurants in Mumbai Forcefully Impose Service Charges?
Social, Boojee Cafe, Si Nonna's, The Nutcracker -
Yogi Uchiha
Japanese in up accent/s -
He is now desperate !
Motorinc hurt his feelings? Lol, I find Motorinc pretty informative and regularly follow them. -
Happy 36th birthday to the two-time World Champion, Piyush Chawla
Fake DOB. Even Shami is 1982 born. -
How do you prepare to sell your startup for a successful exit?
As others have said, this is a hard question to answer without knowing the details. Building relationships is important, but I think the more important part is that a potential acquirer will wonder \*why\* you're so keen to sell.
The obvious answer is "to get rich", but the best position for an acquisition is when you don't \*need\* to be acquired and continuing to build the company would actually be a great deal for you. This is the hardest part! Most companies want to acquire great businesses, not struggling ones.
Companies acquire for three main reasons:
\-Aqui-hire: They mainly want the employees or customer list and only care about the product insofar as it helps them maintain the customer/reader base or keep the employees motivated.
Example: Every single time a company gets acquired and their product gets sunset after 6 months
\-Product integration: Companies want to expand into a new ICP, reach feature parity or enter a new category, so they buy a company with that product and bolt it onto their product.
Example: Atlassian acquired Trello (project management) to complement Jira (tickets).
\-Portfolio creation: Some companies (mostly holdcos, PEs etc.) will acquire companies for their cash flows, to keep them around as individual companies.
Example: Tiny buying Letterboxd.
These 3 (there are more, but these are the main ones) are completely different processes and apply completely different criteria. An investor that buys companies for the cash flows will never buy a social media app burning a million a month on fast growth, but Meta might.
At the same time, Meta will never care about a niche B2B SaaS doing $1m ARR because that doesn't move the needle for them—yet that business is the dream of the Holdco/PE investor.
In terms of practical advice once an acquisition seems closer:
\-NEVER assume the deal will go through. Keep operating your company.
\-Get your numbers right and know them off the back of your head. -
Software exports from Indian STP units. How do you guys think Jaipur is doing?
From this it seems Jaipur is doing pretty good -
impossible ko possible banao
Kabhi kabhi lagta hai scooty se acha 407 le leta jo bich me ayega usko ghodbunder le jata -
An organization for better India
Finally something
As long as you stick to social and economic development and don't mix religion into it, I m with you -
Boys played well
I still can't believe that SA lost to Pak 3-0. -
Greatest fast bowling trio
They haven’t won against Kenya or USA either! Let that sink in… -
Selling car
Price -
Relatable?
Worst 😭 actually drive/ride my vehicles far from them either I overtake them or don't go to their lanes -
Any good SEO consultancy services?
RIP your inbox -
Can't Stop Laughing
I found him in my campus back in 2023. I even have a video recorded of him singing nonsense and then an uncle asked "Tara upar chauta pull niche koi e paani fekelu ne?" and he went away .
https://preview.redd.it/nuwzyzkxqr8e1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=75e6448420d6a091fd00d82642d6315845d206b9 -
Bikaner 🩷
Gorgeous -
Have you?
English speakers dekhte hue kya sochte honge -
User Asks Samay Raina If Fame Has Made Him Egoistic, And He Delivers a Savage Reply In His Signature Style...!!
Bhai inn chutiyon ko sarcasm bhi samajh nahi aata💀 -
Just a joke guys
Imagine needing an air intake altogether
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