Three decades after starting in a rented shed, the family-run firm now ships to eleven countries — without ever raising outside capital.
A candid account of the decisions that reversed years of losses, and the ones that nearly didn't work.
She inherited a company in crisis. Five years on, its market cap has tripled.
Governance lessons from businesses built long before the term "startup" existed.
The rollout has cut defect rates by a third, with almost no layoffs on the floor.
A pragmatic shift, not a retreat — and one that's reshaping underwriting standards.
Analysts point to tighter float and stronger promoter holding as key drivers.