In its fourth season, the show has introduced two new investors: Kunal Bahl of Snapdeal and Viraj Bahl of Veeba, alongside experienced investors like Aman Gupta, Co-Founder of boAt, and Ritesh Agarwal, Founder of OYO.
Stock markets are in turmoil, but the National Stock Exchange (NSE) is minting money for its investors. According to the 2024 Burgundy Private Hurun India 500 list, NSE’s valuation has skyrocketed 201% to reach ₹4.7 lakh crore in 2024, making it India’s most valuable unlisted company. NSE overtook Serum Institute of India to reach the top. In the list of listed companies, Reliance Industries remains on the top with TCS at #2. India’s top 500 companies are now valued at ₹324 lakh crore, surpassing even the country’s GDP. Start-ups like Zepto, Oyo, and Zerodha are booming despite broader market struggles.
Beyond transparency, he emphasized the importance of genuine engagement with stakeholders. “It is essential to try and have not just the letter but also spirit of the business conversations with your stakeholders. I think that has helped me a lot.”
“MUDRA Loans Boost: Encouraging farm stays and promoting entrepreneurship in every form — showcasing India’s rich culture!” Agarwal highlighted, pointing out the government’s focus on nurturing grassroots enterprises and rural tourism.
Himanshu Rajpurohit was unable to secure any deal on the show as his overconfidence irked the investors.
In a recent episode of Shark Tank India season 4, the entrepreneur-investor had a heated argument with his co-judge and OYO Rooms co-founder Ritesh Agarwal.
Policy change appears to be an attempt to balance community sentiments with operational imperatives; company could implement policy in other cities where volume of complaints from civil society is significant.
In a recent episode, the spotlight was on Paurav and Shamin, two young entrepreneurs from Delhi. Paurav had worked with Ritesh Agarwal in travel tech platform OYO.
Founders of the brand -- a couple from Uttarakhand said that their brand brings regional specialties from across the country under one roof.
Needless to say, the netizens were irate at the young founder's overconfidence and called the pitch "hard to watch".
Anupam's playful post came in response to Oyo's newly implemented check-in policy, which requires unmarried couples to provide proof of their relationship when booking stays at partner hotels in Meerut
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