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The seafood company solved its demand problem by aggressively buying global distributors. Now it has a financing problem that it can't solve without public money.

The home services startup has had a disastrous quarter. It has sunk into losses largely on the back of burning its precious cash to chase the instant domestic help business.
India is ramping up focus on defence drones, and the decade-old startup wants public money to seize the opportunity. But the track record of listed peers offers a cautionary tale.
Most business-to-business companies waiting to list on the public markets have a problem that prospective investors should be aware of: severe indebtedness.