Patil Kaki presents a selection of classic Indian delicacies combining current hygienic standards with the genuineness of home-cooked cuisine. Made with top ingredients to guarantee both taste and quality, the brand is well-known for creating snacks such kachori, chakli, and other popular products. In order to meet the growing demand for nutritious, handcrafted-style snacks, they give cleanliness and hygiene first priority during preparation. Offering great and quick snack choices for customers who yearn for the tastes of home-cooked meals but with the ease of ready-to-eat products, Patil Kaki has positioned itself as a reputable name in the market.
Company Name: Patil Kaki
Founder: Vinita Govind Patil, Darshil Anil Savla and Geeta Govinda Patil
Product: Home-style Hygienic Snacks
Highlights
1.Patil Kaki is particularly adept in providing quality ingredients-based sanitary, home-style traditional snacks.
2. The snacks are made to follow hygienic guidelines while yet preserving real taste.
3. Among the several Indian delicacies they provide are kachori, chakli, and more.
4. Made in a spotless, safe, and hygienic setting, the snacks satisfy the rising demand for home-style, healthful treats.
Pitch Details
Ask: ₹40 lakhs for 2.5% equity, valuing the company at ₹16 crores.
Deal: After negotiations Anupam Mittal, and Peyush Bansal finished the deal at ₹40 lakhs, 4% equity.
Investors: The investment came from Anupam Mittal and Peyush Bansal
Conclusion The pitch presented by Patil Kaki in Shark Tank India clearly demonstrated their dedication to provide top quality, hygienic traditional Indian snacks. Their product line and the expanding demand for clean, hygienic snacks amazed the Sharks since they clearly saw bringing real, home-style tastes to a bigger market. The founders were appealing investment candidates because of their experience in growing the company and their love of preserving the taste and safety of their services. In the end, their brand was much expanded and more consumers could be reached by their arrangement with Anupam Mittal for ₹40 lakh at 4% ownership.
