RedBus Saga Managing the Startup Acquisition
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I have written a few case studies. But this one is different. It is a story, and you will relate it better to your reader. My aim is to write the story from my personal experience and honest opinion. It is not a sales pitch, but a fact-driven account of what we did to manage the start-up acquisition successfully. I’m happy to say that we were able to make RedBus a profitable startup by building a strong brand identity, and using the right customer acquisition and retention strategies. I’ll start by
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I’ve always been passionate about travel and food. In 2011, I quit my job as a software engineer and launched a startup focused on providing low-cost and efficient transportation services in the Indian urban markets. RedBus, my startup that I’ve co-founded with a friend, is one of the fastest-growing e-commerce ventures in India. In February 2016, we secured our first institutional round of funding from a venture fund, and less than a year later, we have crossed
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I always thought that starting a new company is a challenging and complicated task. However, the acquisition of RedBus in 2013 was one such moment. I had seen firsthand the passion, the hard work, and the sheer grit of the founders of RedBus, but I had never witnessed their resilience and creativity until then. RedBus is a bus aggregator. The term was coined by a RedBus founder and his team while in a meeting. Their idea was not novel or groundbreaking. But the team was
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RedBus is a leading online travel booking platform based in India. It offers a platform for users to search for buses, trains, and flights to and from multiple cities in India and overseas. review The platform was founded in 2007 by the current CEO Ravi Bhattacharya, who saw the lack of affordable transportation solutions in India and had the idea to create a platform that made traveling affordable and easy. RedBus, which has now over 2 million customers, initially started with only 20 employees and a funding round
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I write RedBus saga — how I’ve managed it, and the good and the bad. There are a few key themes in this saga, and some of these will stay the same. The core problem is how you bring on-board (or not) the key executive — someone who will be an owner — to run the day-to-day operations. Executive Hunt — this is my favorite part of starting a company, and in RedBus, we did it very well. We started with an executive interview — a quick test drive on how
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RedBus Saga Managing the Startup Acquisition RedBus is a bus ticketing app based in India that provides travelers with easy and hassle-free access to buses from different cities, making it one of the most popular online booking services in India. The business has been growing rapidly over the years, with its sales volume increasing by more than 300% from 2012 to 2015 (as per Financial Risk, the company’s website). continue reading this This growth was accelerated by an acquisition