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Founders often underestimate the necessity of stable revenues and earnings when transitioning to public markets. Unlike the private sector, where missing targets can be more forgiving, public companies face stringent quarterly expectations that demand consistent performance. As interest rates stabilize, there's a renewed interest in growth-stage private assets, highlighting the shifting dynamics between private and public market valuations.
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