Akshayakalpa, Homelane founders on what it takes to build high growth, sustainable businesses

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Shashi Kumar, Founder & CEO of Akshayakalpa Organic; and Tanuj Choudhry, Co-founder and COO of Homelane, feel instead of choosing between growth and profitability, companies should instead focus on sustainable growth.

Kumar, on the other hand, shared that Akshayakalpa has raised over Rs 450 crore since 2019 without ever relying on a formal pitch deck.

Profitability, runway, the desire to be able to stay in the race and how much stamina the management has, are some things that are back in the focus,” Choudhry added.