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“Untapped Potential : AI Marketing Expert & CEO of Digitise My Brand, Devica Joshi Reveals Why 90% of SMEs Struggle to Grow”

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Devica Joshi

Shocking Revelation Hinders 90% of SMEs from Scaling: An Insider’s Perspective

We recently had the opportunity to sit down with Devica Joshi, an AI and Digital Marketing Expert, and Founder of Digitise My Brand.

Devica shared startling insights from her interactions with numerous small and medium enterprises (SMEs), revealing a shocking oversight: 90% of these businesses lack an essential growth driver—a data-driven, automated website.

What’s more astonishing, many don’t fully grasp the true power of such a platform. Joshi offers a compelling analogy. “Imagine walking into a fragrance-filled bakery, with tempting exquisite desserts only to find there’s no counter to place your order,” she says.

According to a study by Small Business Trends, cited in Forbes, 70% of SME websites are in this perplexing predicament- without a clear call-to-action on their homepage, they leave visitors directionless.

The prevalent mindset sees websites as merely digital brochures. However, Devica firmly believes that in this era of digitalisation, a website should be an automated, multifunctional platform that supercharges every business function.

Here’s how she explains the potential impact on various departments:

Human Resources: “Data-driven websites can automate recruitment, performance tracking, training facilitation, and internal communications, enhancing HR efficiency.”

Sales: “Intelligent websites can manage customer relationships, track interactions, predict behaviours, and provide insights into sales trends.”

Marketing: “A website isn’t just a tool, it’s a marketer’s gold mine. It can track user behaviour, segment audiences, refine marketing strategies, and improve customer engagement.”

Purchasing and Inventory Management: “Websites can track inventory levels, predict future needs, automate purchase orders, optimise stock levels, and manage supplier relationships.”

According to Devica, investing in a data-driven, automated website isn’t just about embracing digital transformation; it’s about fuelling business growth. Tech giants like Amazon, Netflix, and Alibaba realised this more than a decade ago, transforming their operations and securing a competitive edge.

SMEs, in contrast, are curbing their growth by overlooking their websites’ potential. Devica notes that while survival without digitalisation is possible, scaling is not. Manual processes can sustain a business, but they lack the efficiency, agility, and scalability automation offers.
Devica advises SMEs to reassess their digital strategies and embrace data-driven, automated websites.

The opportunity is right here, right now. By harnessing data and automation, SMEs can boost their operational efficiency, gain invaluable insights, and scale their businesses to unprecedented levels.

In this era of data and digitalisation, having a website is not enough—it’s about its intelligent use. As Devica reminds us, “Your website is not a cost – it’s an investment, an investment in a smarter, scalable, and successful future.” It’s high time SMEs take this advice and start scaling.

About Devica Joshi
A seasoned professional in the field of B2B sales and marketing, Devica Joshi has made her mark working with some of the world’s most notable brands. With an impressive portfolio spanning over nine years, Joshi’s expertise in closely working with big brands and upcoming brands alike forms the cornerstone of her AI-led digital marketing agency, Digitise My Brand. Her innovative strategies and industry foresight have not only set her apart but also led to the establishment of her venture.

UPI ringing all over the world, we will change the picture of world online payment

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Indian UPI Not many people were aware of the name of UPI in 2016. At the same time, in today’s time, every person is making online payment through UPI. It would not be wrong to say that UPI has changed the picture of India. UPI has also contributed to India’s entry into the digital era. Today, UPI is hoisting its flag in many countries of the world.

New Delhi, Business Desk. United Payments Interface (UPI) was an unheard of term till April 2016. Whereas today this word is present on everyone’s tongue. Till a few years ago no one would have thought that it would be used from grocery to mall. Today, on leaving the house, even if you forget your wallet, you become careless. On the other hand, a few years ago, while leaving the house, attention was paid to the amount of money in the purse.

New Delhi, Business Desk. United Payments Interface (UPI) was an unheard of term till April 2016. Whereas today this word is present on everyone’s tongue. Till a few years ago no one would have thought that it would be used from grocery to mall. Today, on leaving the house, even if you forget your wallet, you become careless. On the other hand, a few years ago, while leaving the house, attention was paid to the amount of money in the purse.

UPI started a new era

Even though net banking had started before the advent of UPI. But, even at that time people preferred physical banking over net banking. The biggest reason behind this was the lack of trust. Actually, many people believed that they could be cheated through net banking. In such a situation, UPI made its identity among the people. Today people pay for even the smallest things at the grocery store through UPI.

Banks of the country are also helping UPI to promote cashless. Many banks are offering the facility to link their debit and credit cards with UPI. In such a situation, the inclination of people is moving towards UPI. If you look around you, you will find that in today’s time every person’s phone will have UPI or online payment app like BHIM UPI, PhonePe, Paytm, Google Pay, Slide and Mobikwik.

Covid-19 inspired digital payment

Not only our country but the whole world was battling with the Covid-19 pandemic. The Covid-19 pandemic has given a boost to digital payments across the country. The first two waves of Covid-19 may have posed minor challenges for UPI. But, it has a big contribution in increasing the economy of the country. At the time of Kovid-19, his fear was present in the whole country. People started preferring to take UPI payment instead of physical currency i.e. notes and coins.

UPI Network had released a figure in July 2022. According to that data, in July 2022, there were 6.28 billion transactions through UPI. Transactions worth Rs 10.63 trillion were done in this. In such a situation, we are clearly getting to know that UPI has made its important place among the people in the country. Apart from this, according to the data of National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), in July 2022, 338 banks of the country were linked to UPI.

Even today, an increase is being seen in these figures. The sender banks of UPI include State Bank of India, HDFC Bank Limited and Bank of Baroda. Whereas, Paytm Payments Bank, Yes Bank Limited and State Bank of India are the beneficiary banks of UPI.

UPI is spreading its glory in the world too

After spreading its wings in India, UPI did not slow down its pace of growth. He has now started the race to hoist his flag in the world. UPI has hoisted its flag in many countries. Today, when any Indian goes to visit Singapore, Bhutan and Nepal, he proudly says that we will do UPI.

Whereas a few years ago people needed to exchange currency. On June 17, 2022, NPCI announced that it is doing linkage with UPI. After this linkage, payments through UPI have started in many Asian markets like Malaysia, Vietnam and Thailand. With this, UPI will soon reach UAE.

Announcing the monetary policy decision on the previous day, the Governor of the Reserve Bank of India informed that Japan is also going to approve the use of UPI.

India is on top in the race of digital payment

A recent report revealed that India is at the top of the list of digital payments. Last year in 2022, 89.5 million transactions have taken place through UPI. We are surprised to know that India’s digital payment is the highest among the four major countries of the world.

In such a situation, we are promoting digital payments, as well as contributing to the development of the country. Regarding the increasing digital payments, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that it is clearly showing that India’s rural economy is changing.

Ultimately we can say that in the coming times our UPI will spread its glory in every country of the world. With this, we will stand at the place of 3rd economy in the world in the coming times.

Make in India is being realized by defense startups, army is getting modern weapons, exports also increased

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Make in India

The contribution of startups to the Indian economy has increased in the last few years. Like other sectors, startups are also playing an important role in making the defense sector self-reliant. There are over 200 defense tech startups in India today. Apart from strengthening the country’s defense sector, they are working fast on new technology and innovation.

Make in India: India is on the path of progress. We have advanced to a great extent in all respects for fighting in all battlefields – air, underwater and surface. From Gujarat to Assam and from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, there is no dearth of talent in our country. They are being identified, refined and linked to the nation’s progress through startups. The contribution of startups to the Indian economy has increased in the last few years

Like other sectors, startups are also playing an important role in making the defense sector self-reliant. There are over 200 defense tech startups in India today. Apart from strengthening the country’s defense sector, they are working fast on new technology and innovation. Today, startups in the country are providing new generation equipment to the armies. The Government of India has also started various schemes to promote startups in the defense sector.

According to experts, the decade of 2030 belongs to these startups. Apart from meeting the country’s defense needs, these startups will also hold a significant share in defense exports in the coming days. According to a Mayer-Vidorno report, the aerospace and defense industry is a strategically important sector in India and is expected to reach $70 billion by 2030.

The Government of India launched the Defense India Startup Challenge in partnership with the Atal Innovation Mission under the Innovation and Defense Excellence Scheme to promote startups in the defense sector. It aims to encourage startups, MSMEs and innovators to create prototypes as well as commercialize products and solutions in the area of ​​national defense and security.

Startups making Make in India a success

Captain Nikunj Prashar, founder of Sagar Defense Engineering, says that at present, the Government of India has created an excellent environment for starting startups in the defense sector under the Innovation and Defense Excellence Scheme. Startups starting in this sector are also playing an important role in making the government’s Make in India campaign a success. Today the youth of India are doing great work in software and AI technology.

In such a situation, they can provide important and modern solutions to the needs of the defense sector by forming their startup. Innovation is also getting a lot of boost through startups. Today, Sagar Defense Engineering has recently prepared a drone for the Navy. Navy also had a lot of cooperation in making it. First he asked to make such a drone that can land on the warship. After preparing such a drone, he asked to increase its payload. After this, work was done to install modern weapons and intelligence equipment in the drone.

In such a situation, a useful solution was given for the Navy within the country. Today Sagar Defense Engineering is making unmanned boats fitted with modern weapons. Through this, any human damage caused by searching the enemy can be eliminated. The company has also made such unmanned vehicles that can go into the depths of the ocean to detect landmines and destroy them.

The funding and billing cycle for defense startups needs to be improved a bit. Venture capitalists should also be developed for these startups in the country. Nikunj says that the next ten years are like a golden age for defense sector startups. There is every possibility that today’s startups will become huge unicorns in the next ten years.

Revolutionizing Agriculture: We are moving towards self-sufficiency in Fertilizer

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Revolutionizing Agriculture

Revolutionizing Agriculture Several steps have been taken by the Government of India to become self-sufficient in fertilizers. Fertilizer plants like Sindri, Gorakhpur, Barauni and Ramagundam, which were closed for years, have been started, due to which the production has increased by 25 percent in a year. On an average, 340 to 350 lakh tonnes of fertilizer is required in India. 

Revolutionizing Agriculture: It is still a big challenge for the country to become self-sufficient in the field of fertilizers while maintaining the food security for the growing population of the country, but under PM Narendra Modi’s ‘Make in India’ vision, the country is gradually moving towards fertilizer production. Taking steps towards becoming self-sufficient.

How much fertilizer does India produce?

At present, India is able to produce only three-fourth of its fertilizer requirement and the rest has to be imported by India from other countries.

Let us inform, in general, India requires 340 to 350 lakh tonnes of fertilizer for Rabi and Kharif crops, but 240 to 280 lakh tonnes can be produced in India. The reason for this is that the remaining 70 to 80 lakh tonnes have to be imported from other countries.

Fertilizer production increased by 25 percent in a year 

One of the major reasons behind the shortage of fertilizer in the country was the closure of production units. Five years ago, a plan was made by the government to start Sindri, Gorakhpur, Barauni and Ramagundam. As soon as these units started, the production of fertilizer has increased by 25 percent in the country within a year.Government’s emphasis on liquid nano urea.The government is making new experiments in fertilizers to make the country self-sufficient, so that fertilizers can be made available to the farmers at affordable rates on time.

At present, about 2.5 crore liquid nano urea is being produced every year from the 3 operational plants. Production is expected to start in the remaining factories by 2025-26. After this, the production of Liquid Nano Urea will reach 44 crore bottles, which will be equivalent to 195 lakh tonnes of Granulated Urea.

Money will be saved due to decrease in fertilizer import

A sack of fertilizer imported by the government from abroad costs around Rs 2,200, but the government has to pay this Rs 242 to the farmers. For this reason a huge amount is spent by the government to subsidize imported fertilizers.

Foreign agreements signed to increase fertilizer production

After the Russia-Ukraine war, the government made several efforts to increase production at the domestic level, seeing the danger looming over fertilizer imports. For this, indigenous companies were asked to set up joint ventures in resource-rich countries to obtain the necessary raw materials such as rock phosphate and phosphoric acid. At the same time, public companies have also entered into agreements with some countries for the import of raw materials such as ammonia, phosphoric acid and sulphur.

What is Vishwakarma Yojana? How this scheme will prove to be a boon for small artisans

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Vishwakarma Yojana:

PM Vishwakarma Kaushal Samman Yojana Vishwakarma Yojana was announced in the Independence Day speech given by PM Narendra Modi at the Red Fort. The PM said that the government will start this scheme next month with an allocated amount of Rs 13,000 crore to Rs 15,000 crore. This will directly benefit the weaker sections of the country.

New Delhi, Business Desk. PM Modi Independence Day Speech: On the occasion of 77th Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while addressing the country from the Red Fort, has announced the Vishwakarma scheme for artisans and craftsmen and said that the government will start this scheme from Rs 13,000 crore to Rs 15,000 crore.

This scheme will be mainly for skilled workers in a particular style. The full name of this scheme is PM Vishwakarma Kaushal Samman Yojana or PM Vikas Yojana (PM Vishwakarma Kaushal Samman Yojana – PM VIKAS). This scheme was announced in the General Budget 2023.

What is PM Vishwakarma Yojana?

The objective of PM Vishwakarma Yojana is to enhance the capabilities of artisans and craftsmen present across the country by providing skill training, technology and financial support. Under this scheme, skilled artisans will also be linked with MSMEs, so that they can get better market.

People working in the fields of carpenter, goldsmith, sculptor and potter will get the benefit of PM Vishwakarma Yojana. Through this, the government’s endeavor is to enhance the quality of products and services of the artisans as well as to link them with the domestic market and the global market.

Announcing the scheme in the budget, the Finance Minister had said that craftsmen represent the true spirit of an independent and self-reliant India and the scheme would benefit women and weaker sections of the society.

When will PM Vishwakarma Yojana be launched?

It was said on behalf of PM Modi that Vishwakarma Yojana will be launched in September. Vishwakarma Jayanti on September 17, 2023 as well. The PM said that people associated with artisans and small businesses will get the benefit of this scheme.

When will PM Vishwakarma Yojana be launched?

It was said on behalf of PM Modi that Vishwakarma Yojana will be launched in September. Vishwakarma Jayanti on September 17, 2023 as well. The PM said that people associated with artisans and small businesses will get the benefit of this scheme.

India becomes the world’s second largest phone producer, crosses 200 million unit manufacturing

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world’s second largest phone producer

The era of smartphone manufacturing in India started long back. The country has come a long way in smartphone manufacturing.

world’s second largest phone producer:

India is on the path of progress in the field of technology. The country is playing a leading role in phone manufacturing. India has now become the second largest phone producing country in the world. To promote local manufacturing in the country, the Central Government has started several schemes.

Smartphones from Samsung to Nothing are Made in India.

It is known that the era of smartphone manufacturing in India started long back. The country has come a long way in smartphone manufacturing. Smartphones of popular smartphone companies Samsung, Apple, Xiaomi, Oppo, Nothing are being made in India.

In this episode, a new report of Counterpoint Research has come out. According to this report, now this figure of phone manufacturing in India has crossed the figure of 2 billion i.e. 200 crores. Shipments have registered a CAGR of 23% as per the report.

In this report of Counterpoint Research, the government’s schemes like Make in India, Production Linked Incentive and Self-reliant India have been mentioned.

Local demand is being met in a better way

According to Tarun Pathak, director of Counterpoint Research, local manufacturing in the country has been increasing year by year. Due to local manufacturing in the country, the local demand could be met in a better way.

In the year 2022, the shipment of Made in India devices in the Indian markets has been more than 98 percent. In the year 2014, this figure used to be only 19 percent.

Due to Make in India, the field of technology got a new path

Talking about the Make in India initiative in the country, the government has established the manufacturing program in a phased manner in this initiative. The government encouraged local manufacturing by increasing the import duty on units manufactured outside the country.

Edtech Start-ups: Revolutionizing Education Delivery in India

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Edtech Start-ups

In recent years, India has witnessed a significant transformation in the education sector, driven by the emergence of edtech start-ups. These innovative companies have revolutionized the way education is delivered in the country, leveraging technology to provide accessible, personalized, and interactive learning experiences. In this article, we delve into the impact of edtech start-ups on the education landscape in India, highlighting the valuable contributions they make and the data that showcases their success.

The Rise of Edtech Start-ups

Accessibility and Inclusivity: Edtech start-ups have addressed the issue of accessibility in education, particularly in remote and underserved areas. Through online platforms and mobile applications, they have brought quality education within the reach of millions of students.

Personalized Learning: These start-ups offer personalized learning experiences by using data analytics and artificial intelligence to understand each student’s strengths and weaknesses. This approach allows for tailored content and individualized learning paths.

Interactive and Engaging Content: Edtech start-ups have transformed traditional learning materials into interactive and engaging content, incorporating videos, animations, gamification, and simulations to enhance student interest and understanding.

Data-driven Impact:

Enrollment and Reach: According to a recent report, edtech start-ups have contributed to a significant increase in enrollment rates, with millions of new students gaining access to education through digital platforms.

Improved Learning Outcomes: Studies show that students who engage with edtech tools and platforms exhibit higher levels of retention, understanding, and academic achievement compared to traditional classroom settings.

Affordability: Edtech start-ups have democratized education by offering cost-effective alternatives to traditional learning methods, reducing the financial burden on students and their families.

Addressing Challenges in Education:

Teacher Training and Development: Edtech start-ups are working collaboratively with educators to provide training and support in integrating technology effectively into the classroom.

Language and Regional Diversity: These platforms offer content in multiple regional languages, bridging the language barrier and catering to the diverse linguistic preferences of students across the country.

Rural Connectivity: To overcome challenges of internet connectivity in rural areas, some edtech start-ups have developed offline learning solutions that can be accessed without an active internet connection.

Prominent Edtech Success Stories:

BYJU’S: One of India’s leading edtech start-ups, BYJU’S, offers a comprehensive learning app that covers a wide range of subjects and grades. With over 100 million users, BYJU’S has emerged as a global leader in edtech.

Unacademy: Focused on competitive exam preparation, Unacademy has garnered a massive student base and gained recognition as a go-to platform for learners aspiring to crack various entrance examinations.

Vedantu: Vedantu’s live online tutoring platform has redefined personalized learning, connecting students with expert educators through interactive virtual classrooms.

Impact on India’s Education System:

Inclusivity and Access: Edtech start-ups have expanded access to education, empowering learners from diverse backgrounds to pursue their academic goals.

Upskilling and Reskilling: These platforms have become instrumental in providing upskilling and reskilling opportunities for professionals seeking to enhance their expertise and career prospects.

Educational Equity: By reducing geographical barriers, edtech start-ups have contributed to bridging the educational equity gap, fostering a more equitable and inclusive society.

Edtech start-ups are playing a transformative role in shaping the future of education in India. Their innovative use of technology, data-driven approach, and focus on accessibility have revolutionized education delivery, making quality learning available to millions. With a strong focus on personalized learning, interactive content, and improved learning outcomes, these start-ups are reshaping the way students engage with education. As the edtech ecosystem continues to thrive, we can expect to witness even greater advancements in education, empowering learners, educators, and institutions to harness the full potential of technology for a brighter future.

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Building Resilience: Crisis Management Strategies for Start-ups and MSMEs

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Building Resilience

In today’s fast-paced and uncertain business environment, crises can strike at any time, posing significant challenges for start-ups and MSMEs. Whether it’s a financial downturn, supply chain disruption, or a global pandemic, the ability to navigate through crises and emerge stronger is crucial for the survival and growth of small businesses. In this article, we explore the importance of building resilience and effective crisis management strategies that can help start-ups and MSMEs weather the storm and come out on top.

Understanding Resilience:

Adaptability and Flexibility: Resilient businesses demonstrate adaptability and flexibility in the face of adversity. They can quickly adjust their strategies and operations to address changing market conditions and customer needs.

Risk Mitigation: Building resilience involves identifying potential risks and implementing measures to mitigate their impact. This proactive approach enables businesses to respond swiftly to crises.

Employee Well-being: Resilient businesses prioritize the well-being of their employees, recognizing that a motivated and supported workforce is better equipped to overcome challenges.

The Role of Crisis Management:

Proactive Planning: Crisis management involves developing robust contingency plans before a crisis strikes. This preparation allows businesses to respond promptly and efficiently.

Effective Communication: During a crisis, transparent and clear communication with stakeholders, including employees, customers, suppliers, and investors, is vital to maintain trust and confidence.

Resource Allocation: Crisis management involves smart resource allocation to ensure that critical assets and funds are utilized wisely during challenging times.

Data-Driven Decision Making:

Data Analytics: Leveraging data analytics can help businesses identify early warning signs of potential crises and make informed decisions to mitigate risks.

Scenario Planning: Using data-driven scenario planning, businesses can simulate various crisis situations and prepare appropriate responses for each scenario.

Market Intelligence: Accessing real-time market intelligence enables businesses to stay ahead of the curve and adapt to rapidly changing market dynamics.

Learning from Success Stories:

Airbnb: During the COVID-19 pandemic, travel restrictions severely impacted Airbnb’s business. However, the company quickly shifted its focus to local experiences and long-term stays, showcasing resilience and adaptability.

Zomato: The food delivery platform Zomato faced challenges during the pandemic but capitalized on the increasing demand for home deliveries. The company diversified its services and expanded its reach, demonstrating effective crisis management.

BYJU’s: The edtech start-up BYJU’s adapted to the new normal by enhancing its online learning platform and offering free classes to students during lockdowns, showcasing resilience and commitment to education.

Supportive Ecosystem:

Government Initiatives: Governments can play a crucial role in supporting start-ups and MSMEs during crises by offering financial aid, tax relief, and access to resources.

Investor Support: Investors can provide essential funding and mentorship to help start-ups and MSMEs weather crises and emerge stronger.

Collaboration: Partnering with other businesses and industry stakeholders can create a supportive ecosystem that facilitates knowledge sharing and resource pooling.

Building resilience and effective crisis management are fundamental for the survival and growth of start-ups and MSMEs. By cultivating adaptability, prioritizing risk mitigation, and implementing data-driven decision-making, businesses can navigate through challenges successfully. Learning from the success stories of companies like Airbnb, Zomato, and BYJU’s, we can understand the importance of resilience and innovation during times of crisis. Additionally, a supportive ecosystem, including government initiatives and investor support, can provide the necessary backing for businesses to overcome adversity. As start-ups and MSMEs embrace resilience and proactive crisis management strategies, they can transform challenges into opportunities for growth and success in the ever-changing business landscape.

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Aeroflex Industries IPO: IPO of this steel company is going to open on August 22, business is spread in 80 countries

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Upcoming IPO The IRPO of stainless steel pipe maker Aeroflex Industries Limited will open for general investors from August 22 to August 24. The issue size of this IPO can be up to Rs 350 crore, which includes fresh issue as well as OFS. The company’s income in the financial year 2021-22 was around Rs 240 crore.

New Delhi, Business Desk. If you are waiting for the IPO to invest in the stock market, then the IPO of stainless steel pipe maker Aeroflex Industries Limited (Aeroflex Industries LTD) is going to open on 22 August. Investors can bid for this IPO till 24 August.

What is the issue size of Aeroflex IPO?

News agency PTI quoted a merchant banking source as saying in its report that the issue size of the IPO could be around Rs 350 crore. There will be a fresh issue of Rs 162 crore and an OFS of 1.75 crore shares.

Let me tell you, the money received under the fresh issue in IPO goes directly to the company, while the money received through OFS goes to the promoters of the company.

What will happen to the money received from the IPO?

The money received under the fresh issue in the IPO will be used by the company to pay off debt and meet the working capital requirement. In addition, some of the money will be used for acquisitions and general corporate purposes.

Aeroflex Industries Business

Mumbai-based Aeroflex Industries manufactures metallic flexible flow solutions products. The company’s business is spread in more than 80 countries along with India, which also includes Europe and America. About 80 percent of the company’s income comes from exports.

Financial Position of Aeroflex Industries

In the financial year 2021-22, the company’s income was around Rs 240 crore. During this period the company has made a profit of Rs 27.5 crore. The listing of the company’s IPO will be on NSE and BSE.

Mark Zuckerberg gave update on cage fight with Allen, said – Musk is not serious about it

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Zuck vs Musk Mark Zuckerberg has given a new update regarding the cage fight. Mark Zuckerberg is going to quit the cage fight. Although Mark Zuckerberg has written a long post regarding this fight from threads. When the news of this post of Mark Zuckerberg reached even Alan Musk, he immediately made a new post.

New Delhi, Tech Desk. The cage fight between X Handle (formerly Twitter) owner Elon Musk and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is now taking a different turn. The owners of both the popular platforms are giving their answers to each other on their respective platforms.

Mark Zuckerberg has recently posted a new post about this cage fight, after which Musk has given Mark Zuckerberg the tag of a chicken.

Mark Zuckerberg not interested in cage fight

Actually, for the last several days, one post after the other is coming out regarding the cage fight between Musk and Zuckerberg. In this episode, Mark Zuckerberg has shared a new post on Threads.

In this post written for Elon Musk, Zuckerberg wrote that I think Elon Musk’s cage fight thing is a joke, because when I gave him the real date of the fight, he was reluctant.

If Elon Musk really wants to do a cage fight, he knows how to reach me. Now the time has come to end this debate here. I am now going to focus on those competitors who do not take things for granted.

Elon Musk said Zuckerberg is a chicken

When this thread post of Mark Zuckerberg reached Elon Musk, he said a big deal on it in just a few words.

On this post of Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk writes that Zuck is a chicken, ie Mark Zuckerberg is a chicken. It is known that Musk is giving his answers regarding cage fight with X handle. At the same time, Zuckerberg is posting the answer to Musk’s words from the threads.

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