Summary of ¡Los 5 emprendedores más impresionantes hasta ahora! | Shark Tank México

00:00:00 - 00:35:00

In this YouTube video, five Mexican entrepreneurs are featured who have all impressed Shark Tank Mexico. They share their stories of how they overcame difficult beginnings to build successful businesses. All of them are looking for investment, and offer unique and innovative products.

• 00:00:00 René Gallegos is the founder of Casa Maragall, a line of sauces made with jitomate, cilantro, and onion. Today, he presents his Shark Tank Mexico success story, describing how he overcame a difficult beginning to build a successful business. Gallegos is asking for 450,000 pesos (about $13,000) in investment.
• 00:05:00 This video highlights five entrepreneurs who have impressed Shark Tank Mexico so far. René Hackensack, founder of Hackensack Tank, has successfully started and sold four businesses in four seasons on Shark Tank. His salsa is delicious and his product seems very good to the viewer. Carlos, Patricia, and Marcus all make offers for a stake in Hackensack Tank. Patricia offers $450,000 for a 25% stake, Carlos offers $900,000 for a double stake, and Marcus offers $450,000 for a 45% stake. Hackensack Tank is a natural, organic business with a great idea. Patricia's offer is the most sensible and beneficial to the company, so she is the winner and Marcus is eliminated.
• 00:10:00 Elenita and Manuel, the founders of Elmo's, present their first wooden watch, which has a unique story and meaning to each one of its owners. The team has 45 people working on developing, designing, and producing the watches, and they've managed to sell 1.5 million pesos worth of them in just 14 months. They're currently in talks with two cruise lines to bring their watches to Mexico and eight million people are expected to buy them. They want to add a business mentor to help them grow their business.
• 00:15:00 Enrique Chávez, founder of pizza night, is one of Mexico's most successful entrepreneurs. He has created a delivery pizza service that only operates at home, and is looking for investment to grow his business. Marcus and Rodrigo offer to invest in the company, and Chávez accepts. He plans to open additional delivery locations and increase sales to 750,000 pesos by the end of the year.
• 00:20:00 In this video, five entrepreneurs from Mexico are interviewed about their businesses. All of them have innovative and successful concepts, but one of them - Rodrigo - has a problem with his principles and is not interested in continuing the partnership. As a result, his offer is significantly lower than the others'.
• 00:25:00 In this YouTube video, five entrepreneurs from Mexico are introduced, including Arturo Punto, Eric LeTechipia, Carlos Granda, and Manuel Tampa. Eric LeTechipia tells the story of how he started his business, Zapatos Tampa, four years ago and has since sold over five thousand pairs of shoes. Carlos Granda has been designing shoes for over 20 years and has a line of shoes for men and women. Manuel Tampa is the founder of Tiendas Tampa, a brick-and-mortar store that sells shoes online. Lastly, Arturo Punto is the founder of Punto Kitchen, a restaurant that offers Mediterranean cuisine. All five entrepreneurs offer unique and innovative products, and all of them are looking for investment. Eric LeTechipia is looking for 500,000 pesos (about $15,000) in exchange for a 20% stake in his company, while Carlos Granda and Manuel Tampa are looking for 500,000 pesos and 50,000 pesos, respectively. Arturo Punto is looking for 1 million pesos (about $30,000) in exchange for a 25% stake in his company.
• 00:30:00 The five entrepreneurs featured in this video are from Mexico, and their businesses focus on designing and selling high-quality, stylish shoes. They all offer similar deals - for example, 40% of their sales are online, with no minimum order, and they're all willing to work with each other. While the offers are good, one of the entrepreneurs suggests that they raise the offer to 700,000 pesos (about $24,000), which would include a 40% share of the company.
• 00:35:00 This video features five Mexican entrepreneurs who have impressed Shark Tank Mexico so far. Manuel, the founder of 500 Startups, tells the audience that he's raised his offer to 600 pesos, and he's not stopping there. He says that he likes you, and believes in you. Rodrigo, the founder of Rodrigo, also has high praise for Manuel, and says that his line is very high quality. The two entrepreneurs then divide the 600 pesos that Manuel told them - 700 for Rodrigo and 650 for Manuel. If Rodrigo can raise 50,000 pesos, Manuel will invest in him. Paulson then joins the two entrepreneurs and they all share their happiness at the opportunity to support Mexican entrepreneurship.