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In dragons den the inventor goes in looks for 100,000 quid gets it for say 25 per cent of business .so how does that work ,if the dragon is investing 100000 In his own business is he really paying out all of the money .Does the inventor keep the 100000 and the go into business with the said dragon on a 75 percent 25 percent basis there after ?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I'm not sure if the situation is explained in the programme, how the finance is transferred. Whether the business owner walks out with a cheque immediately or if the money is given as the bills arrive. My impression is that the "Dragon" is not too hands on, for this isn't going to be their main business interest. They examine the company, advise, introduce to contacts, provide the agreed finance, etc.. If I were to guess I'd suspect the money transferred to the business books fairly early on.
Not sure about the percentage thing but eve if the Dragon agrees on TV to invest it's only on a 'in principle' basis.
After the show the Dragon and the Company with have many in depth meetings and Company scrutinized before they hand over any money.
Quite a few of those shown on TV to be given the money did not get it once the Dragon dug a little deeper.
After the show the Dragon and the Company with have many in depth meetings and Company scrutinized before they hand over any money.
Quite a few of those shown on TV to be given the money did not get it once the Dragon dug a little deeper.