Sidhu acquired Sunrise KPI for approximately $10,000
Sukh Sidhu · Startup Acquisition Stories with Sukh Sidhu, Founder and CEO of Stridist · Sep 27, 2022 · at 7:46
Sukh Sidhu, founder of Stridist, discusses his first micro-acquisition on MicroAcquire before purchasing Stridist.
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“So it was a company called Sunrise KPI, and it, like I said, small acquisition. I think it was like, 10 grand US.”
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