Narkar Projects His Bootstrapped SaaS Company Will Reach $100M by 2032
Sameer Narkar · 300 Enterprises, 30 Countries, and He Still Would Not Discuss the Exit · Oct 24, 2025 · at 3:49
Sameer Narkar discusses the long-term growth roadmap and targets for his enterprise SaaS company with host Sean Weisbrot.
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“In the next five years, we have a clear projection of where we want to reach. By 2032, we want to be around a hundred million mark.”
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