It has been seen in
the last couple of years that startups are being encouraged all over the world.
Let us go into the difference between startups and MSME especially in their financial
models.
Financial Model of
MSMEs:
MSME as a thumb rule
follow 3:1 debt to equity ratio. The existing system has led to over-invoicing
in the past couple of years. Government incentives were used by many entrepreneurs
to meet the debt: equity ratio.
This has led to the widespread problem of underperformance or sickness/weakness for the last few decades. RBI
is trying to solve this by restructuring the debt side of the problem but it is
only a short-term solution causing most of the units to become sick once again
or die altogether.
Financial Model of
Startups:
Most of the startup
ideas are bootstrapped till there is a proof of concept or financed by angel
investors. Series A, B, C, D, E and now F & G round of funding have come
into play and every round valuation is going up and the entrepreneur goes on
reducing his stake at every round.
With 90 – 95% failure
rate, the angel investor loses equity along with the promoters.
So, there is a strong
need to make some hybrid models between these two to infuse equity in sick/weak
MSME.
Regards,
Nilesh Desai
Director,
SMEA Analytics Pvt Ltd
Address: B-1, 1st Floor, Cooperative Industrial Estate, Balanagar, Hyderabad, Telangana 500037
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