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Open Access Research Article

Navigating financial uncertainty : A qualitative exploration of funding challenges faced by entrepreneurs

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pp. 2489–2496Online FirstNovember 2025DOI: 10.47974/JIOS-2066XML
Received:
08 Jan 2025
Published Online:
29 Nov 2025
Article type:
Research Article
Language:
EN
Article no.:
JIOS-2066
Pages:
2489–2496

Abstract

The paper tries to understand an overview of how entrepreneurship works, funding of Biosyl Limited, and locational funding from agencies. Post Covid there is an increase of business particularly in North Karnataka. Funding always plays a crucial role in sustenance of any business. The paper explores how Biosyl [4] [5] Limited has made its own funding from the owners and succeeded in doing its business.

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91B0591B0690B50

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