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In the second week of Shark Tank India season 5, judges Vineeta Singh and Kunal Bahl were impressed by a founder from Gujarat for his honesty. Pujan Kachadiya pitched his peanut butter brand, MYPB, for Rs 70 lakhs in return for a 10 percent equity stake, setting a valuation of Rs 7 crores. Despite some [...]

In the second week of Shark Tank India season 5, judges Vineeta Singh and Kunal Bahl were impressed by a founder from Gujarat for his honesty. Pujan Kachadiya pitched his peanut butter brand, MYPB, for Rs 70 lakhs in return for a 10 percent equity stake, setting a valuation of Rs 7 crores. Despite some [...]

In the second week of Shark Tank India season 5, judges Vineeta Singh and Kunal Bahl were impressed by a founder from Gujarat for his honesty. Pujan Kachadiya pitched his peanut butter brand, MYPB, for Rs 70 lakhs in return for a 10 percent equity stake, setting a valuation of Rs 7 crores. Despite some [...]

In the second week of Shark Tank India season 5, judges Vineeta Singh and Kunal Bahl were impressed by a founder from Gujarat for his honesty. Pujan Kachadiya pitched his peanut butter brand, MYPB, for Rs 70 lakhs in return for a 10 percent equity stake, setting a valuation of Rs 7 crores. Despite some [...]

In the second week of Shark Tank India season 5, judges Vineeta Singh and Kunal Bahl were impressed by a founder from Gujarat for his honesty. Pujan Kachadiya pitched his peanut butter brand, MYPB, for Rs 70 lakhs in return for a 10 percent equity stake, setting a valuation of Rs 7 crores. Despite some [...]

In the second week of Shark Tank India season 5, judges Vineeta Singh and Kunal Bahl were impressed by a founder from Gujarat for his honesty. Pujan Kachadiya pitched his peanut butter brand, MYPB, for Rs 70 lakhs in return for a 10 percent equity stake, setting a valuation of Rs 7 crores. Despite some [...]

In the second week of Shark Tank India season 5, judges Vineeta Singh and Kunal Bahl were impressed by a founder from Gujarat for his honesty. Pujan Kachadiya pitched his peanut butter brand, MYPB, for Rs 70 lakhs in return for a 10 percent equity stake, setting a valuation of Rs 7 crores. Despite some [...]

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