Khatri: Noise generates $150M to $200M in annual revenue
Amit Khatri · Ep #23 | WTF are Consumer Electronics? | Nikhil ft. Carl Pei, Rahul Sharma & Amit Khatri · Nikhil Kamath · Apr 26, 2025 · at 1:21:58
Amit Khatri, co-founder of Noise, discloses the company's overall revenue scale to Nikhil Kamath.
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“We would be somewhere sitting we'd have been one 50 to 200.”
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