In a corporate lifecycle, a company experiences most growth during its expansion phase. That's where most returns are being created.
This is why high growth companies deliver huge returns.
source: Ravi Kumar
As investors, we need to qualify the companies in our portfolio.
— Kelvin Seetoh (@SlingshotCap) April 7, 2022
If they don't meet our cut, we don't invest in them.
Apart from the eventual/current profitability and strong balance sheet, growth is my top requirement.
Here's why:
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