9 STARTUPS THAT SKYROCKETED AFTER SHARK TANK INDIA SEASON 1

1. Skippi Ice Pops

Deal: INR 1 crore for 15% equity (all-sharks deal)

Growth: Skippi Ice Pops, the first startup to secure an all-sharks deal on Shark Tank India, experienced significant growth after the show. Initially, their monthly sales were INR 4-5 lakhs with only regional distribution. Post-show, their sales skyrocketed to INR 70 lakhs per month, and their website traffic surged from 150 visitors per day to 8,000. Skippi Ice Pops has also expanded internationally, exporting to Uganda, Nepal, Kuwait, Hong Kong, and Dubai.

2. Tagz Food

Deal: INR 70 lakhs for 2.75% equity

Growth: Tagz Food, known for its innovative and healthy snacks for GenZ, tripled its growth after appearing on Shark Tank India. Originally limited to 6 cities, their distribution now spans 20 Indian cities and includes Dubai, Kuwait, and Australia. They have expanded their product line to include dips and chocolate cigars and have set up six new manufacturing units.

3. The Sass Bar

Deal: INR 50 lakhs for 35% equity

Growth: The Sass Bar, renowned for its artisanal luxury soaps that look like edible treats, saw their monthly sales jump from INR 6 lakhs to INR 10-20 lakhs after the show. They have introduced more SKUs, elevating their bath and body product offerings.

4. Auli Lifestyle

Deal: INR 75 lakhs for 15% equity

Growth: Auli Lifestyle, a brand specializing in cruelty-free, Ayurvedic skincare products, achieved significant growth with the backing of Shark Namita Thapar. Their monthly sales increased from INR 10-12 lakhs to INR 30-37 lakhs. Their products are now available in all Mumuso stores, and they have plans for international exports and national distribution.

5. Brain Wired

Deal: INR 60 lakhs for 10% equity

Growth: Brain Wired, known for its innovative tech products in agriculture, was recognized as one of the top 75 success stories in Indian agriculture. Their monthly sales jumped from INR 1-2 lakhs to INR 35 lakhs post-show. They are also venturing into international exports.

6. Get-A-Whey

Deal: INR 1 crore for 15% equity

Growth: Get-A-Whey, a health-driven ice cream brand, saw their monthly sales increase from INR 20 lakhs to INR 80 lakhs-1 crore after appearing on Shark Tank India. Their distribution network expanded from 3 cities to 19 cities, catering to the demand for high-protein, low-calorie ice cream.

6. Namhya Foods

Deal: INR 50 lakhs for 10% equity + INR 50 lakhs debt

Growth: Namhya Foods, promoting the goodness of Indian herbs through superfoods, grew their monthly sales from INR 10 lakhs to INR 40 lakhs. They are launching distribution in the UAE, UK, US, and Canada, and are introducing a new tea for kidney and gastric issues.

8. Nomad Food Project

Deal: INR 40 lakhs for 20% equity

Growth: Nomad Food Project, which started as a college research project, increased their monthly sales from INR 5 lakhs to INR 19 lakhs after the show. They have expanded to international shipping and are enhancing their team and manufacturing capabilities.

9. Hammer Lifestyle

Deal: INR 1 crore for 40% equity

Growth: Hammer Lifestyle, a smart gadget brand, saw their monthly sales increase from INR 70 lakhs to INR 2 crore post-show. Their website visitors rose from 30,000 to 400,000. The company has expanded their offline distribution, product mix from 14 to 21 SKUs, and increased their team strength.

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These success stories from Shark Tank India Season 1 demonstrate the significant impact the show has on startups, providing them with the exposure, mentorship, and investment needed to scale their businesses. The growth of these startups highlights the diverse range of industries that benefit from the show, including health, food, tech, and fashion. These remarkable transformations not only showcase the power of Shark Tank India but also underline the growing influence of Shark Tank India fashion and Shark Tank India clothing on the market.

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~Mimansa Sharma