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TG

Stealth • 8m

Hey guys so I just wonder on shark tank how do these people value their business 1% for 5 lakhs? What does it mean? Your thoughts on this?

Harsh Gupta

Stealth • 8m

What are you asking, pleae elaborate it , I am not getting it .

TG

Stealth • 8m

When sharks ask for their share in the company. How does it work?

Harsh Gupta

Stealth • 8m

Here is your anwer 1) By taking share in the company, sharks became the partner in the company which means if the company earns 100 rs , it will be distributed among the partners acc. To their shares ,they hold in the company. 2) As company grows , thier valuation increases , as the valuation increases thier shares value increases. For example : assume a company having current valuation 100 rs , and I have 20% share in it (1%=1share) , my share value (20%= 20 share , 20 rupes) now after few years company valuation became 200 rs . Now my share value (I have 20% , which became 40 rs) , now if I want to exist the , I will get 40 rs , I invested 20 rs . In same way , Shark just play the game of investing and existing (exception exists). If this comment doesn't give your questions answer please ask it again by elaborating your questions. Btw , I hope this will help you 🤝

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