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Question by DK on Jun 13, 2023Hindi

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Tejasbhai, How and where can and individual investor like me put money in startups?

Ans: look for companies which are newly registered and whos' ideas looks innovative to you. Take help of an expert if you wish to analyse more on the data of this company. To invest in such companies, try to find who is their financial advisor or meet the company director directly.

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