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Ever wonder how a startup can weather the financial ebbs and flows? That's where the unsung hero of the startup ecosystem comes into play - the debt fund. 🚀 Imagine a tool designed not just for the sprint but the marathon; that's what debt funds offer to startups. They provide the stability and cushion needed to keep innovation on track, even when the going gets tough. Debt funds can be pivotal for startups, offering a much-needed lifeline during early stages or growth phases. Unlike equity financing, debt doesn't dilute ownership, giving founders more control over their vision. Plus, they can be cost-effective with typically lower interest rates compared to other lending options, making them a smart financial move for long-term growth. 💡 But there's more: debt funds can also be a signal to the market that the startup has skin in the game – demonstrating commitment and confidence. And, let's not forget the value it brings to your credit history, setting up a positive cycle for future financial pursuits. 📈 So, whether you're a founder, investor, or just a curious mind in the ecosystem, remembering the importance of debt fund's role is key. It's all about building a solid foundation for enduring success. Keep this in mind, and let's continue to make the startup world thrive! #StartupFinancing #DebtFunds #FinancialStability #Founders #Investors #StartupGrowth

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A J Balasubramanian "AJB"

Director - Indian Operations - Aigilx Health

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It is important for founders to understand this. Most traditional businesses, big or small, thrive using debt fund. If a venture qualifies to get debt, first they should seriously consider debt for obvious reasons. Debt models that offer pay per use or interest is suffered only when the debt is availed such as working capital limits and bills discounting etc, directly help increase net margin.

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