SA329 & 92/2 (27.2 ov)
AUS429
BAN272
WI134/4 (48 ov)
ENG386/5
SL186/4 (29.2/50 ov, target 387)
AFG0/1 (0.3/20 ov)
ZIM
KHA
HAZ
FRO
LEC
NSR
KHO
RIY
QAD
FIO
ATA
NZ
IND
NAM
IRE
Abha
Al Ittihad
UAE199/6 (47.3/50 ov, target 197)
OMA196
Genoa2
Juventus0
Monza1
Napoli4
Milan2
Bologna4
WELL
OTAGO
BIK186/7
KAY145/6 (16/20 ov, target 187)
SWD144/7 (17.4/20 ov, target 158)
TITNS157/6
MOW48/2 (7/20 ov)
VAG
SBP172 & 165/7 (59.4 ov, target 237)
MITS112 & 296
SOA154
WA406/5d & 79/6 (29 ov)
BH-W
SS-W
MIS
TOK
DEN
JER
KUW
PNG
EAGLE
TUSK
RHINO
MOUNT
IND-W133/2 (17/50 ov, target 132)
ZIM-W131
MS-W192/4
HH-W174/8 (20 ov, target 193)
JAB116/2 (17.2/20 ov, target 116)
KAG115
LIONS204/1 (18/20 ov, target 199)
EASTN198/6
NorthEast
Bengaluru
Al Diriyah
Neom SC
Parma0
Udinese0
Venezia0
Inter Milan2
GOA1
SC Delhi1
Nobody on Shark Tank India writes cheques quite like Aman Gupta. While others deliberate, the boAt co-founder bets on founders — and the numbers are now proving that instinct right in the most spectacular fashion. Here’s a breakdown of his most jaw-dropping investment wins, straight from the Shark himself.
Aman Gupta — Investor Profile At a Glance
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Aman Gupta |
| Known For | Co-founder & CMO, boAt Lifestyle |
| Shark Tank India | Seasons 1–4 judge |
| boAt Valuation (2026) | ₹10,800 crore (unicorn) |
| Net Worth (2026) | ~₹720 crore (~$87 million) |
| Total Shark Tank Investments | 100+ startups across 4 seasons |
| Biggest Single Season Investment | ₹17.4 crore (Season 4) |
| Investment Philosophy | “I invest in founders, not Excel sheets” |
The ₹3.75 Crore to ₹1,100 Crore Story — Let’s Try
This is the investment that silenced every doubter. When Let’s Try — a Delhi-based healthy snacks brand — pitched on Shark Tank India Season 1, almost nobody wanted in. The snacks category felt crowded, the margins were thin, and investors hesitated.
Aman Gupta didn’t. He invested just ₹12 lakh for equity in a company valued at ₹3.75 crore, at a time when multiple sharks had already walked away from the table.
Fast forward to 2026: Let’s Try has scaled its annual revenue from ₹1 crore to over ₹120 crore. The company’s valuation has surged past ₹1,100 crore — a 293x increase on the entry valuation. Aman’s ₹12 lakh stake is now estimated to be worth approximately ₹40 crore, making it one of the most profitable bets in Shark Tank India history.
His now-famous post on X said it all: “My ₹12 lakh investment has turned into ₹40 crore in a company almost nobody wanted to invest in.”
His Other Top Investment Wins
| Startup | Deal | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Let’s Try | ₹12L investment | Value → ₹40 crore; valuation ₹1,100+ crore |
| Hammer Lifestyle | ₹1 crore for 40% equity | Scaled rapidly into smart wearables market |
| Namhya Foods | ₹50L for 10% stake | Monthly sales hit ₹40L post-deal |
| Hoovu Fresh | ₹1 crore for 2% equity | Listed on Bigbasket, Amazon, Zepto |
| Get-A-Whey | ₹1 crore for 15% equity | Monthly sales scaled from ₹20L to ₹1 crore |
Why His Investment Style Sets Him Apart
What separates Aman from other sharks is his refusal to be purely analytical. He has repeatedly skipped bids where the numbers looked solid but the founder’s conviction didn’t match — and conversely, backed underdogs when the personal energy in the room made him believe.
Season 4 saw him invest a record ₹17.4 crore — the highest individual shark investment in the season — across brands like Beautywise and others in lifestyle and consumer tech, the sectors where boAt’s own DNA gives him a genuine edge others simply don’t have.
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