The pitch
What walked into the Den
Ruwan Silva, Ammar Dayani and Nader Mohamed pitched StockJocks, a consumer food-and-beverage startup, on the Canadian show.
Their turn came in Season 11, episode 4, which aired in 2016, asking for $100,000 for 15%. That request valued StockJocks at about $666,667.
After the show
What happened next
The outcome of the pitch never made it into a citable record. One account says Michele Romanow was drawn to the scrappy team, but no source confirms a completed deal with terms, so the verdict stays open.
The current signs point to a wind-down. On July 23, 2026 the company domain no longer resolves, a third-party profile lists the business as no longer active, and the founders have visibly moved into other industries. Taken together, that reads as closed.
Our read
The Hub verdict
One hundred thousand dollars for 15% implies about $666,667, a modest early-stage frame for a consumer food-and-drink startup.
The outcome never made a citable record, and the present-day signals all point one direction: a dead domain, a third-party listing marking the company inactive, and founders visibly moved on to other industries. We stop short of a formal closure notice because none exists, but the weight of evidence reads as wound down. The ask is the fact; the closure is a well-supported inference.
Worth knowing: The closed read leans on a dead domain, a third-party status marker, and the founders' later ventures, none of them a formal shutdown notice.
