Scrumptious butter chicken, innovations to chairs and cycles stir up the Tank
1 year ago Rituka MDaryaganj and Dhruv Vidyut crack a deal with the Sharks, and Cellbell gains some incredible insight as to their future business plans.
Daryaganj ki butter chicken khaoge? Shark Aman jumps into the deal!
In 1947, Kundan Lal Jaggi founded the recipe for butter chicken masala and Dal makhani in his restaurant on a busy day. Bringing a taste of the authentic legacy of North Indian cuisine, Daryaganj was started by Raghav Jaggi, Amit Bagga, and Gurpreet Singh. Currently, there are 5 restaurants across New Delhi and a cloud kitchen. Additionally, they also have plans to expand to over 100 restaurants in the next five years. Daryaganj makes classic delicacies with a simple recipe with specially grown tomatoes. They have 3 cr in revenue last month.
Asking the tank for an investment of 90L for 0.5% equity @ a 180cr valuation, Daryaganj receives multiple offers from the Sharks. After a long discussion with the Sharks, Shark Aman offers the founders 90L for 1% equity at a valuation of 90cr. However, this deal stands on the condition that he shall be included in the secondary sale of shares. Sealing the deal with the King of Butter Chicken, Daryaganj is on a journey to bring the taste of authentic butter chicken to all of India.
Dhruv Vidyut ka Adbhut Deal
The cycle is the daily source of commute for 58% of our Indian population. Bringing an innovative way to expand the use of cycles and increase its use in a hyper-local aspect, Girsaurabh Singh developed Dhruv Vidyut. DVECK (Dhruv Vidyut Electric Conversion Kit) is an innovation that can convert a basic cycle into an electric one with an easy installation. Holding up to 170kg payload and running at 40kmph; with 20 mins of peddling, it can charge up the bike for a 40 km distance. Made from aircraft-grade aluminum, DV’s motos are 45% more efficient than others in the market. Costing Rs. 9000 to manufacture, DV is still in its prototyping stage.
Seeking an investment of 100 hours of time for 0.5% equity, as an opportunity cost, DV pitches to the Sharks a unique offer. Sharks Anupam, Aman, and Peyush jump in together for this deal. Offering the founder a conditional offer of 100 hours for 0.5% equity, Sharks Anupam, Aman, and Peyush seal the deal. However, the conditions are that DV has to raise 1 crore; and Aman & Peyush will be the first investors of DV.
Cellbell’s comfortable chairs take the Sharks for a spin
Today, chairs are a necessity, and comfortable ones at that. Offering stylish, comfortable, and affordable chairs, Cellbell began as a brainchild of Chirag & Pawan Demla. With products ranging across office, boss, and gaming chairs, they have over 1L sales. As a USP the products are sent via a DIY kit with a virtual demo through customer service. Aiming to build trust with consumers to purchase products online, Cellbell has Rs 38 cr in lifetime sales. Moreover, in the last FY21-22, they have 16cr in sales and 4 cr in last month’s sales.
Asking for an investment of 90L for 1.5% equity @ a 60cr valuation, Cellbell did not receive any deals. However, the Sharks gave them helpful advice as to how to market their products and reduce their SKUs.
