AVAROGYA VISIONInvestor presentation · R4

GROWTH, PROFIT AND INVESTOR VALUE

Eleven revenue avenues.
One clear growth plan.

₹75 lakh initial investment. Build recurring advertising income across Chennai and Bengaluru, then reinvest customer collections to grow.

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01 · THE INVESTMENT STORY

The profit opportunity, at a glance.

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CHOOSE A YEAR · TAP ANY REVENUE AVENUE

Year 3 · revenue and profit

R4 projection · amounts in Indian rupees

Eleven advertising revenue avenues

Category totals follow the approved Month 12 revenue mix. Each account is counted once for its campaign. Premium subscriptions are not included.

From advertising income to profit

How the plan grows

Months 1–3: prospecting and onboarding.

Month 12 target: 861 paying accounts generating ₹70 lakh per month.

Year 2: 35% more accounts and 10% higher average pricing.

Year 3: a further 25% account growth and 10% higher average pricing.

Growth is applied progressively. These are execution targets, not contracted orders or measured audience growth.

02 · YOUR INTERACTIVE 36-MONTH JOURNEY

Move the month. See the business grow.

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03 · WHAT COULD THE INVESTOR RECEIVE?

Make the return tangible.

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Move the three sliders to explore dividends and a possible sale of the investor’s stake at the end of Year 3. Every result uses the company scenario selected above.

Initial investment₹75 lakhNo additional external funding modelled.

Where the potential proceeds come from

Dividends + sale proceeds; initial investment deducted once

Every assumption is available for review.

Assumptions, cash discipline and source history

    The earlier Investor Edition workbook is retained unchanged as historical source material. The R4 growth projection is a separate model reflecting the approved advertising assumptions.

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    A CLOSER LOOK · R4 PROJECTED VALUES

    Financial breakdown