Why Profitability Is Becoming the New Growth Metric for Indian Startups: Afroz Fatta's Perspective

Afroz Fatta on startup profitability and sustainable growth in India.
Afroz Fatta on startup profitability and sustainable growth in India.

Entrepreneur Afroz Fatta highlights why Indian startups should balance growth with profitability, strong governance, and financial discipline. As investor expectations evolve, sustainable business models are becoming essential for long-term success and resilience.

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