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Dragons' Den Season 14: After the Handshake
The season 14 pitches we follow past the episode, tracked to what you can still buy.
71 products and businesses
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pitched as subscription service for recyclable menstruation products
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described as exclusive rights to sell sound recognition products in the uk
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described as an app to help drivers find parking spaces
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billed as ergonomic hand holding device for drinks trays and tablets
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described as organic coconut oil for baby skincare
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billed as a silicon housing device for led lighting
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Season 14 of Dragons' Den aired in 2016 to 2017. We track 5 of its pitches here, following each one past the on-air handshake.
Of those, 5 struck a deal on air and 0 left without one. Deal terms below are public record; whether a product is still for sale is something we verify separately.
What stands out about season 14 is how tightly the asks bunch up. All five founders wanted between Β£60,000 and Β£75,000, the narrowest band of any year in our files. Three deals were disclosed; two, Shnuggle and Cocoa Ooze, were not.
Equity is where they part ways. Craft Clubs surrendered just 12.5% for its Β£75,000, implying a valuation near Β£600,000 and far ahead of neighbours who mostly gave up 20% to 35%. Everyone here left with something agreed, so the open questions are all about terms rather than outcomes.
Similar asks, very different slices of the pie.