"The Lion's Den": Christian Lohse cooks the lions

Only Ralf Dümmel (54) looks a lucrative investment in the product, all other four lions rise.After an exciting trial, founders and investors end up in the end of a deal.

Cooking lesson with Christian Lohse

"It's about cooking, I can only learn there," says Judith Williams (50) to the next product.Behind "Dewok" is the founder Steve Müller (41), who enters the lion's cave with a well-known TV personality: star chef Christian Lohse (54)."You will win," says the 54-year-old confidently at his friend.Müller's invention is a raclette WOK that is ideal for Asian cuisine - and works without electricity.This is heated with its own cooking point and a safety burner.Together with Lohse, the founder also works on an accessories from sauces that makes William's eyes shine directly.But will the Löwin also invest?12.5 percent of the company shares for 100 were offered.000 euros.

After a short consultation, you and colleague Dagmar Wöhrl (67) make the inventor a common offer.But also wants to get involved Ralf Dümmel.In the end, Müller decides for the latter."Congratulations.Great, "Lohse is happy and hits his friend in his arms after the deal has been completed.

No investment, but generous lion donation

Laura Mohn (26) and Maria Möller (27), the founders of "Talking Hands", want to draw attention to the topics of inclusion and communication."We are fighting for no child to be excluded due to communication difficulties," said the announcement of the two inventors.With your start -up you have developed special thumb cinemas that should support children in learning sign language - "whether with or without disabilities".Is the 100 the 100.000 euros wert? Denn das verlangt das Duo und bietet dafür im Gegenzug 15 Prozent der Firmenanteile.

"Talking Hands", as an investment case, meets the lions for rejection.Nevertheless, the investors keep a lot of the project and want the founders with a donation of 10 each.000 euros unter die Arme greifen.

Hands watch - but consciously

Katrin Klein (50) also ventures into the Löwen cave with her "ColorSafe" product.She hopes for Nils Glagau (45) as an investor for her blue soap, which is supposed to simplify the hand washing.The color makes it clear to the consumer which places on the hands he has not yet cleaned.For 100.000 euros können die Löwen in Kleins Unternehmen investieren und erhalten im Gegenzug zehn Prozent der Firma.

In the end, the 50-year-old is spoiled for choice between Ralf Dümmel and Georg Kofler (64) in a double pack or their desired wings Nils Glagau.The latter can convince and conclude the deal."We will definitely build a very, very large brand," announces Glagau.

Two lions mix real estate market

Gissour Ataee (26), Lucas number (26) and Maximilian Mühlegg (26) want to mix up the real estate market with "floor plan in life size".Your idea: an innovative planning tool that shows customers the floor plan of your new house in life size.For this, this is projected onto the ground in a hall.With the view, customers can express additional wishes and comments and avoid incorrect planning before building.There is also the possibility to plan furniture in advance in the floor plan precisely.For 300.000 euros bieten sie den Löwen 20 Prozent ihrer Firma.

"So 'the cave of the lions' is really always exciting.Always something new.You always think that nothing can come anymore.And then something new comes again, "enthuses the astonished Dagmar Wöhrl of the start-up.Judith Williams, who is currently building a house, also feels addressed by the product.

Ralf Dümmel gets out early.For this, the trio has the choice between two double offers: Nils Glagau and Dagmar Wöhrl are 300.000 euros für 30 Prozent dabei.Judith Williams and Carsten Maschmeyer (62) hold with 300.000 euros für 25,1 Prozent dagegen.The founders choose Williams and Maschmeyer in tears.

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