Shark Tank Nepal Episode 8: Intense Pitches and Surprising Outcomes Shake Up the Tank

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Shark Tank Nepal Episode 8 featured a new group of ambitious entrepreneurs from different industries, eager to win the Sharks’ support with fresh ideas and strong business strategies. From tech software and gift manufacturing to service solutions, the startups showed determination and innovation. While some sealed exciting deals, others gained insights to fine-tune their ventures.

Startups that got deals

A.H.K Holdings Pvt Ltd
Owner: Aomashish Karki
Business: Multifunctional smart bottle
Ask: NPR 16 Lakhs for 20% Equity
Company Valuation: NPR 80 Lakhs
Deal Status: Counter offer accepted — NPR 40 Lakhs for 40% Equity by Sharks Saurabh & Cabinet

A multifunctional smart bottle featuring wireless phone charging, a hands-free phone stand for capturing and connecting, and an emergency torch light. Designed to be a versatile companion that enhances productivity, supports outdoor adventures, and keeps users prepared for any situation.

Founder : Aomashish Karki

Talent Connects
Founder: Diwash Thapa
Business: HR software
Ask: NPR 1.5 Crore for 10% Equity

Talent Connects made a deal with Shark Ritu, who invested NPR 1.5 Crore for 15% ownership, based on certain goals. This deal gives the startup money and helpful advice. Talent Connects creates easy-to-use software to help businesses manage hiring, employees, and work planning.

Founder: Diwash Thapa

Startups that missed deals

Kirtipur Hosiery Udhyog
Owner: Sabita Maharjan
Business: Handmade Nepalese knitwear
Ask: NPR 2 Crores for 30% Equity
Company Valuation: NPR 6.67 Crores
Deal Status: No Deal

Kirtipur Hosiery Udhyog is a women-led knitwear manufacturer from Kirtipur, Kathmandu, producing and exporting handmade woolen, cotton, and silk knitwear for all ages. Focused on empowering marginalized women, they offer high-quality, eco-friendly products dyed naturally or with Swiss colors. Seeking NPR 2 Crores for 30% equity, the company is valued at NPR 6.67 Crores.

Owner: Sabita Maharjan

Masta Kala
Co-founders: Nikhil Agrawal & Arun Agrawal
Business: Gift product manufacturing
Ask: NPR 1.5 Crore for 6% Equity

Masta Kala is a gift product manufacturer offering unique and creative items for various occasions. Their products combine artistry and quality to cater to the growing demand for personalized and meaningful gifts.
Despite a promising product line, Masta Kala was unable to secure investment from the Sharks this episode.

Co-founders: Nikhil Agrawal & Arun Agrawal

Sharks back innovation and scalability in Nepali startups

Episode 8 reinforced the Sharks’ commitment to supporting startups that blend creativity with scalable business models. From service and software solutions to eco-conscious products, the investors are focused on ventures with strong potential and execution plans. Although not every entrepreneur secured funding, each left with valuable advice to strengthen their business journey.

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Sanjog Koirala is a dedicated writer and pop culture enthusiast with a sharp eye for entrepreneurship and innovation. Specializing in Shark Tank Nepal coverage, Sanjog brings fresh, insightful analysis of startup pitches, investor strategies, and business trends from the show.
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