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Season 2 · Episode 10 · pitch 1 of 4

The Podcast Productions is a podcast network and 360-degree production company that develops, produces, distributes, and monetizes Arabic audio and video podcasts across genres such as comedy, true…

  1. Ask · EGP
    5Mfor 20%
  2. Best offer · EGP
    30Mvaluation
  3. Closed · EGP
    6Mfor 20%

5 offers · 4 joint · 5 revisions

Implied valuation: the ask implied EGP 25M; the deal closed at EGP 30M, 20% above it.

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29:20 · 6 investors · tap a marker to see the quote

Key takeaways

  • Closed 6M EGP for 20% with Dina Ghabbour: a 30M valuation, 20% above the 25M asked.

  • 5 investors made 5 offers (4 joint) and 5 revisions. The highest valuation offered was 30M. The founder took it.

  • The founder countered 1 time; the final valuation is 80% above the closing investor's first offer.

  • The ask came 0:18 into the pitch, in the opening.

  • The opening covered, in order: ask, personal story, problem, product solution, team, traction numbers, market size, vision.

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