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by Abishek_Muthian
1773 days ago
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> Surprisingly no startup has taken this issue seriously. There are few tiny startups catering to small niche e.g. https://diy-india.com sells tiny screws, shafts etc. for reasonable price. But they hardly get the support needed to scale up to something like McMaster-Carr, Which the startups emulating western startups or EdTech startups get in India. With Chinese eCommerce sites banned, The time for entering this market has never been more lucrative. P.S. I run a validation platform and I have started to track this need-gap - https://needgap.com/problems/284-online-marketplace-for-hard... |
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