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Top 3 Moments When Entrepreneurs Sold Their Entire Company | Shark Tank US | Shark Tank Global

The Sharks sunk their jaws into these companies, buying them out 100%! Watch the emotional reactions of these entrepreneurs as they let go of their businesses.

00:03 – EvREwares – [S6 E14]
11:09 – Moki Doorstep – [S10 E9]
19:46 – HyConn – [S2 EP8]

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90 comments

  1. adingdingdiiing

    An update on that sticker business:

    The deal didn’t push through. The sisters backed out after the show and decided it was too special for them. And it was a horrible decision because they eventually went out of business.

    They were so caught up with their emotions that they chose to overlook the fact that it was literally dying already. Cubes couldn’t care less about the business, heck he said he’d use it for “Mavericks stuff.” I think he really just wanted to give them an out. But nope, they ended up being too stubborn.

    1. richard grace

      @adingdingdiiing worked out for elon musk… or maybe you havent hesrd him talk about when he only had a couple hundred thousand $$$ left and tesla and one of his other companies was going under and he was sitting up at night trying to figure out which compnay to push the money too because whichever one he didnt push it too would die and he compared it too trying to decide which one of your kids to allow to live and which one to allow to die and he couldnt do either so he pushed split the money between both of them and they both ended up surviving

    2. True Crime Army

      Easy to judge when you’re looking in hindsight.

      200k is not a lot of money and is not life changing. It literally just offers a slightly better cushion than what most people have. That’s is the TRUE reality to what they gave up. Keeping the company could have changed their lives, had it all worked out. No risk no reward.

    1. Meme King

      @Jorge Hernández Yeah you can find more info looking up current day worth, but basically Cuban wanted to license another business to sell the product cheaper and make more money and the owner didn’t want to do that so mark backed out.

    1. Mikael2492

      Government already license their product to all fire fighter in America and do you think a startup company will outmatch it?

      Business only care about making money, not life or emotional thing. Environmental and Animal Friendly are also strategies.

  2. Dr. Bepis

    I love how even though 3 million dollars is Marks pocket change he still understands that it’s still a huge amount of money and loves to get people excited by making them realize they’re now millionares

    1. marcbrandon poligrates

      But it was a bit true for me. I see it nothing but a sticker so i wont really care if i could reuse it or not and i am to lazy to think about whether to use it again or not and i definitely wont bring it around with me wherever i go. So it was very very expensive for a sticker that i could just throw away, i mean, its just a sticker! Lol, so it was just too expensive man and it doesnt even look that good.

  3. Big Cat Public Safety Act

    Regarding HyConn, Cuban was diligent enough to notice that the guy had already pitched to sell his patent to a distributor. Hence, he already had the intent to sell 100% of his company for the right price. Kevin didn’t pick up on that.

  4. Willuzi

    I was really excited for the last guy until I Google to see how successful he is now. Come to find out that mark pulled out of his transaction and wanted to change the terms of the agreement when it came down to raising the money. Stroope didn’t like the things he was trying to change ( including mark wanting to license the product instead of going into the manufacturing company). So they eventually split ways. Eventually in 2016 he stops selling the product and goes out of business.

    1. Andrew

      @David Miller there are some good articles for behind the scenes for the show. for example, the negotiation part that they show on tv is usually much longer and edited for tv time. and the big one is due diligence they so after the show. like with any investment, they review their books and negotiate some more. anything fishy and anyone can pull out.

  5. Rob Brower

    Sadly, when all was said and done, not one of these deals went through. ABC needs an “After The Tank” interview show where both the Entrepreneurs and Sharks react to the episode, explain their rationale behind the deal, and fill us in on what happened or didn’t happen after it aired.

    1. Rob Coop

      I can buy the second deal one. The stepping thing, which I now want. Then looked at the price and no longer want.

      The deals on sharktank are probably rarely final. Deals take a bit more than hey yea we’ll do that. Guessing the 2nd one wanted to go a safer route.

      The first one was bound to fail.

  6. DAN ON STILTS

    Shows that he’s 100% genuine about saving lives, he didn’t even care if the garden hose one got any attention. Or he’s a genius and knew they’d think of the garden hose application on there own.

    1. Mikael2492

      And Mark called out the deal close from public. That Hycoon should be not included on this video.

      Ps : before you say what, a little typing on Google won’t waste lot of time. Also i know it’s investor’s right to do that.

    2. lukemarlow2

      Yeah he didn’t think about anything to do with the garden hose part. Only he wanted a minimum of 7.5 percent royalities and chose to sell the whole business. I’d have done the same I’m just saying. He knew lol!

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