In the fourth episode of the twelfth season of "The Lion's Den", the lions again had the opportunity to invest in promising companies.
Read here who got a deal at DHDL and who got nothing.
Carsten Maschmeyer, Nico Rosberg, Dagmar Wöhrl, Judith Williams, Ralf Dümmel, Georg Kofler and Nils Glagau again received promising and varied business models and products on September 19, 2022 in the fourth episode of the twelfth season of the VOX program "Die Höhle der Löwen". presented.
You can find out below which deals were finally concluded and who invested how much money for what percentage of the company shares.
What deals went through in Season 12 Episode 4 of The Lion's Den?
In the last episode of "The Lion's Den", "Hyrise Academy" was able to convince several investors.
The online academy was worth 500,000 euros to Judith Williams for a 15 percent stake in the company.
Carsten Maschmeyer was also interested in the "educational model of the future".
Finally, a combination deal was reached: Williams and Maschmeyer jointly offered 750,000 euros for 20 percent of the company.
However, you can read here what happened after the show and why the DHDL deal with “Hyrise Academy” finally fell through.
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Nico Rosberg and the other lionesses are particularly “flashed” in Season 12, Episode 4 “The Lion’s Den” of “Flasher” – lighting for e-scooters.
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While the high price for "Flasher" initially deterred the lionesses, the sales figures in season 12, episode 4 of "Die Höhle der Löwen" on VOX were able to soothe investors again.
Carsten Maschmeyer and Ralf Dümmel are bidding 150,000 euros for 20 percent of the company including a poster campaign.
The deal for the lighting for e-scooters comes about on the condition that five percent of the shares are linked to the advertising campaign.
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The Ayurvedic crunchy topping GURU Granola is also extremely popular with investors.
Although the founder Lara Schäffer does not want to sell more than 15 percent of the company shares, she is willing to give up 20 percent of the company for 120,000 euros.
There is a jump-off between Ralf Dümmel and Nils Glagau, which Glagau can finally win.
Two deals failed to convince the lions in season 12, episode 4 of "The Lion's Den".
NAGOS, the snack for humans and dogs, was tasted differently by the lionesses and lions.
Investor Georg Kofler, in particular, does not get along well with the concept that animals should eat the same things as humans.
Ultimately, no deal came about.
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Moritz Röschl and dog "Benni" in Season 12, Episode 4 "The Lion's Den" unfortunately cannot convince the investors with NAGOS, a snack for dogs and humans.
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EasyMirror, unbreakable mirrors designed to make every garden appear larger, were just as unsuccessful as investors.
For example, Judith Williams sees the product more for indoor use, whereas the founders have so far focused on outdoor areas or the garden.
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