Shark Tank

SWIMINGSHARKS WITH. Shark Tank Deals and Rejections Shark Tank gives entrepreneurs the opportunity to pitch their company to some pretty heavy- hitting investors. Just like the real world of angel investors and venture capital, it's a long roăd with plenty of rejections." Take a look at who dove in to swim and who got eaten alive, plus what happened when deals floated to éntrepreneurs on the air sunk when the cameras went off. Deep Water | Total Amount Ready to Invest Per Season Total amount invested in Season 3 as of 2/28/2012: $2,260,000 Season 2 $4 million Season 1 $5 million Season 3 $6.2 million Which Sharks Swam Further in Seasons 1 and 2? Avg amount invested (in thousands) Total # of investments Total amount invested 14 12 Barbara Cocoran Daymond John $103 $128 $1,445,000 $1,538,333| 10 9. Robert Herjavec Kevin Harrington $105 $104 $1,105,333 $935,000 Kevin O'Leary Mark Cuban $122 $150 $973,333 $450,000 Sinking Their Teeth In | This company recieved offers and is thriving Target investment: $75,000 for 12% equity Real investment: $75,000 for 50% equity (NN 1.1 million site hits within 24 hours of airing-more than their total number of hits before Shark Tank. Influx of orders led merchant account to shut down the site's credit card payment system, fearing fraud! Nardo's Natural Projected sales through 2014 I$4.8 million From Rejection to Resurrection| Success for companies the shark spits out One week after the episode aired, InkFlip saw: 1 16,551% increase in traffic inkflipam .com new visitors per day |300 3X increase çustomer base Mail-order printer cartridge refill service FOODS $200,000 Sales grew: $30,000 $6 million SHAKE DNI Target investment: 1983 investors CHEF BI owner Shawn Davis within 2 days after airing 10-15 pproached Seafood burgers, pies, mac & cheeses and more Davis then received more funding than he asked for on the show! Target investment: Oregon winery with single-serve wine glasses, peel-off $600,000- for 20% COPA DI VINO cover of the company Since 410x increase in sales rejection: One anonymous rejected company sold in 2012 for $10 million Turning Tail I Deals made on the show that never went through WINE BALLOON THE WINE PRESERVER UKEA LEMO SOU SMET Wine Balloon You Smell Soap HyConn Hose attachment for simple faucet connection Hand-pump device to remove air from open wine bottles, presėrving taste Bar and paper soap in three unique scents Prop investment: Proposed investment: $1.25M for 100% ownership, plus 3-year employment agreement & 7.5% royalties Proposed investment: $400,000 Accepted on-air $55,000 for 20% - plus $50,000 iving stipend for owner Megan Cummins for first year No actual exchange of money or company ownership occurred between Corti and investors Mark Cuban and Lori Greiner The deal never solidified-investor Mark Cuban backed out after a few weeks' thought Six months passed before Cummins received any follow -up news from investor Robert Herjavec Owner Eric Corti still operates the company, now selling online New proposed investment: $50,000 for 50% Cummins declined and continues to own and operate her own company Sources Brip. http://abc.go.com/shows/shark-tank/about-the-show http://www.towerpaddleboards.com/v/shark-tank-tv-show.htm#scorecard http://www.chubbybrain.com/blog/shark-tank-investment-results-season-1-2-graphs-data/ http://smallbiztrends.com/2012/03/nardos-natural-thrived-from-appearing-on-shark-tank.html http://www.andysperry.com/2010/01/interesting-statistics-from-shark-tank.html http://www.nypost.com/p/entertainment/tv/one_that_got_away_5KVvVle10FRmwS1DY7sZIO http://www.inc.com/erik-sherman/shark-tank-vc-handshake-deal-fell-through.html http://techcrunch.com/2012/02/25/ten-lessons-shark-tank/ http://kellychaney.com/documents/blog.php?entry_id=1332712835&title=do-deals-in-the-sharktank-actually-dose%3F www.gripd.com @gripd