Shark Tank India Season 2: Season 2 of Shark Tank India witnessed a staggering sum of Rs 81.16 crore in investments, marking it as a truly remarkable platform for entrepreneurial innovation. This article sheds light on the top 4 blockbuster deals that rewrote the show’s history, setting new benchmarks for future contestants.
1: Stage Sets New Standards in Valuation With Rs 250 Crore
Breaking the norm in Season 2 of Shark Tank India, an audacious vernacular OTT platform named Stage managed to astound the judges, pitching for an extraordinary valuation of Rs 250 crore. The sharks, in a first, didn’t shy away from this giant, stepping in to invest Rs 1.5 crore for a slender 0.6% stake, while also adding a Rs 1.5 crore debt at 12%. Namita Thapar, Aman Gupta and Peyush Bansal proved to be the bravest sharks in this round, seizing the opportunity that Stage offered.
2: Neomotion Wheelchair Races Ahead with Rs 100 Crore Valuation
Driving through Shark Tank Season 2, Neomotion, a ground-breaking motorised wheelchair venture, sought a valuation of Rs 100 crore for their brand. Peyush Bansal, the founder of Lenskart, backed the wheelchair revolution, investing Rs 1 crore for a 1% stake in the company. Neomotion’s potential to transform lives made it one of the most inspiring pitches of the season.
3: Medulance’s Life-Saving Services Secure Rs 100 Crore Valuation
In a remarkable example of healthcare innovation, Medulance, an emergency ambulance service provider, drove a hard bargain. Medulance’s ambitious pitch won them a deal of Rs 2 crore for a 2% stake, giving the life-saving service a lofty valuation of Rs 100 crore. The compassionate trio of Namita Thapar, Aman Gupta, and Peyush Bansal jumped on board, underlining their faith in Medulance’s potential to create a healthcare revolution.
4: Spicing Things Up: Zoff Clinches a Rs 80 Crore Valuation
The aroma of success wafted through the Shark Tank when Zoff, an innovative spice brand, pitched for a valuation of Rs 80 crore. Peyush Bansal, once again proving his astute business acumen, invested Rs 1 crore for a spicy 1.25% stake in the company. Zoff’s story spices up Season 2’s finale, leaving audiences eager for the upcoming Season 3.
Season 2 of Shark Tank India was truly a testament to the remarkable entrepreneurial spirit brewing in India, with the sharks investing a whopping total of Rs 81.16 crore. The stage is set for an even more exciting Season 3. Aspiring entrepreneurs can now apply to pitch their ideas, and possibly, swim with the sharks!
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