The Hidden Risks of Hypergrowth for Startups
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Hypergrowth, defined as annual revenue expansion exceeding 40%, represents both the zenith of startup success and a potential minefield of operational risks. While this phase accelerates market dominance and investor appeal, it often masks critical vulnerabilities that can destabilize even the most promising ventures.
The cash FLOW paradox emerges as a primary threat—rapid scaling demands heavy upfront investments in inventory, personnel, and infrastructure long before corresponding revenues materialize. This imbalance creates dangerous liquidity crunches, exacerbated by delayed receivables, forcing companies into reactive fundraising or excessive debt reliance.
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