This document discusses the problems faced by startups in India. It identifies key challenges as competition, lack of funding, time restraints, poor planning, and lack of historical data. The document provides details on each challenge, such as how competition poses barriers to entry and survival. It also notes that startups require substantial funding from the beginning to cover expenses but finding investors can be difficult. Finally, the document suggests that startups partner with recognized brands for backing, approach banks for franchise rather than new business funding, focus on doing something better and cheaper than competitors, and prepare adequately for challenges through proper planning.

1. Problems of Start ups
Submitted by:
Shivangi Saxena

2. • A Start Up Company
• Indian Strat Ups
• Problems Faced
• The way out

3. A Start up Company
• An entrepreneurial venture.
• Innovative Products
• Small Business
• Partnership
• Technology Oriented

4. Indian Startups…
Sectors
• Consumer
• Enterprise
• e-commerce
• Fooding /Logistics
• Healthcare
• Fintech
• Technology

5. Problems Faced
• Competition
• Lack of Funding
• Time Restraints
• Poor Planning
• No Historical Data

6. COMPETITION

7. • Competition posses one of the biggest challenge
• Barriers to entry
• Survival becomes difficult
• Leaves no margin for error
• Gain much needed recognition

8. LACK OF FUNDING

9. • Start ups needs substantial amount of money to fund the business
from the beginning
• Ensuring and maintaining a healthy cash flow is important
• Expenditure increases with income
• Finding Investors

10. TIME
RESTRAINTS

11. • Not a part time – Saturday job
• Business owners need to commit extremely long hours in start-up phase
• Owners responsible from grunt work to office managerial responsibilities

12. POOR PLANNING

13. • Proper planning and preparation before “Open for Business”
• Comprehensive Business Plan
• Everything from supplies to rates should be investigated
• Partnership Decision Making

14. NO HISTORICAL DATA

15. • Problems of just not knowing what is going to happen or what
should happen
• little knowledge of industry

16. The way out…
• With full backing of a recognized brand businesses have higher success rate
• Banks would fund a franchise rather than a completely new business
• Try to do what you do better and cheaper
• Knowing when it will happen and preparing for what’s required are both vital
for success

17. THANK YOU…