Anupam said that the company was chaotic and not well-organized. Because of this, he decided not to invest in the company. He also mentioned that the company lacks a clear design style, which is important for branding and communication. Peyush found the company’s situation too complicated, which made him decide it wasn’t worth investing in. Namita agreed with Peyush’s assessment and chose to back out as well. Aman thought the company’s founders should concentrate on building a strong brand. However, he also decided to stay out of investing at this time.
Vineeta was the only one who was willing to invest. She offered ₹50 lakhs (which is 5 million rupees) for a 2.5% share in the company. This means she was valuing the company at ₹20 crores (200 million rupees). She also stated that part of her investment would come as debt, meaning the company would have to pay back that money with interest (12% per year). Vineeta made it clear that her offer was not negotiable. The company founders tried to negotiate by asking for ₹50 lakhs for only 2% ownership instead of 2.5%. However, Vineeta refused this counter-offer and stuck to her original deal.
Eventually, the founders agreed to Vineeta’s original offer of ₹50 lakhs for 2.5%. They shook hands, which means they officially made a deal.