The entrepreneurs are asking for ₹50 lakhs (5 million rupees) for 10% of their company, which means they value their business at ₹5 crores (50 million rupees). They claim this valuation is based on their sales, suggesting they are worth about 2.5 times what they have sold so far.
One of the investors, Peyush, decides to leave because he feels that he is not the right person to invest in this type of business. Another investor, Anupam, makes a second offer of ₹50 lakhs for only 3.84% of the company, based on a previous valuation of ₹13 crores. Parul, another investor, suggests that the entrepreneurs will grow their business to make ₹35 lakhs a month soon, so she thinks the sharks should reconsider their offers and maybe offer more.
Next, Amit, another shark, offers ₹50 lakhs for 3.5% of the company, which is lower than Anupam’s offer. Namita and Aman (the first sharks) also change their offer to ₹50 lakhs for 4%. Anupam decides to leave the negotiations because he feels that the first valuation mentioned by Namita and Aman is too high compared to what he thinks it should be worth.
Finally, Parul asks the other sharks if they would team up with Amit on his offer. The sharks agree and shake hands on a deal where they give ₹50 lakhs for 3.5% of the company—so Namita, Aman, and Amit will invest together.