Dragons’ Den Successful Rejects
No deal on the show, still in business today. Ranked by the valuation the Dragons passed on.
Blogger Armoire
Asked $4M for 10%, valuing the company at $40M. No deal.
Calgarian Monica Ly hopes for a deal with the Dragons on her consignment franchise for luxury fashion.
Plaex
Asked $1M for 3.3%, valuing the company at $30.03M. No deal.
Dustin Bowers and Matt Durnnian from Hampstead, NB, pitch the Dragons their environmentally friendly building materials.
Project FANchise
Asked $7M for 25%, valuing the company at $28M. No deal.
Ray Austin, Sohrob Farudi and Vivek Jain from Regina, Sask., hope to score Dragon dollars for their interactive sports industry project.
TruReal
Asked $900K for 5%, valuing the company at $18M. No deal.
Horace Thomas from Toronto, ON, pitches his fundraising company.
Santevia
Asked $1M for 6.3%, valuing the company at $16M. No deal.
Matthew Gohl and Michael Hutchinson from Vancouver, BC, present their mineralized water filtration system.
Sweetly
Asked $1M for 8%, valuing the company at $12.5M. No deal.
Ed DePrato and Ryan Hittle from Edmonton pitch the new way to buy and sell homes.
Lumo Interactive
Asked $2M for 20%, valuing the company at $10M. No deal.
Meghan Athavale, Jocelyne Le Leannec, and Keith Otto hope they can get an investment for their interactive advertising.
Fulhaus
Asked $1M for 10%, valuing the company at $10M. No deal.
Sydney Krause, Pierce Atkinson and Andria Santos from Montreal, Que., pitch their interior decoration package for short term rentals.
McLaren Custom Grills
Asked $500K for 5%, valuing the company at $10M. No deal.
Winnipeg’s Mike McLaren pitches his sports barbeques to the Dragons.
Hugzly
Asked $3M for 30%, valuing the company at $10M. No deal.
Frank Racanelli & Hannah Deckert from Delta, BC, pitch their stuffed animals that send hugs and messages to the Dragons.
Saltwinds Coffee
Asked $1M for 10%, valuing the company at $10M. No deal.
Brad Rideout and Laura Richard from Fredericton pitch their ocean air infused coffee.
KaleMart24
Asked $500K for 5%, valuing the company at $10M. No deal.
Oussama Saoudi from Montreal presents his chain of wellness-focused convenience stores.
Mosquito Man
Asked $1M for 13%, valuing the company at $7.69M. No deal.
Ryan Wise, Evan Mejia and Demetrios Sinodinos from Windsor, ON, present their mosquito prevention service.
Safe Sweat
Asked $525K for 7%, valuing the company at $7.5M. No deal.
Emre Ozgur and Andrea Kloegman from Vancouver present their individualized gym model.
We3
Asked $300K for 5%, valuing the company at $6M. No deal.
Julian Ilson from Montreal, Que., pitches his friendship app in the Den.
DNA Romance
Asked $500K for 10%, valuing the company at $5M. No deal.
Dr. Timothy Sexton and Judith Bosire from Richmond, B.C., pitch their gene-based dating website.
Apogee Trailers
Asked $500K for 10%, valuing the company at $5M. No deal.
Christopher Goffoz and Jean-Michel Brunet from Montreal, Que., reveal their lightweight trailer.
EZee Hoarding
Asked $250K for 5%, valuing the company at $5M. No deal.
Glenn Olinek and Kyle Olinek from Langley, BC., seek a strategic partner for their reusable wall barriers.
Acrylic Robotics
Asked $250K for 5%, valuing the company at $5M. No deal.
Chloe Ryan and Kyle Suri from Montreal present their robotic painting technology.
Lux Bio
Asked $500K for 10%, valuing the company at $5M. No deal.
Paige Whitehead from Vancouver presents her eco-friendly glow sticks.
Oar Board Sup Rower
Asked $1M for 20%, valuing the company at $5M. No deal.
Diana Lesieur, Harold Aune, and Adam Kreek pitch their rowing device to the Dragons.
Ellie Bianca
Asked $350K for 8%, valuing the company at $4.38M. No deal.
Evelyn Nyairo from Calgary, Alta., pitches her natural skincare line.
AC Security
Asked $350K for 8%, valuing the company at $4.38M. No deal.
Friends Nathan Alexander and Ernie Calixto, from Winnipeg, pitch their security booking service.
Cheer District
Asked $200K for 5%, valuing the company at $4M. No deal.
Cheer workout program changing the way cheerleaders connect and train.
Naked Coconuts
Asked $350K for 10%, valuing the company at $3.5M. No deal.
Paul Gill from Vancouver, BC, brings his versatile line of coconut products into the Den.
IsoAcoustics
Asked $500K for 15%, valuing the company at $3.33M. No deal.
A family thinks they have a sound investment opportunity that will peak the Dragons’ interest.
Enhanced Pet Products
Asked $100K for 3%, valuing the company at $3.33M. No deal.
Vinesh Lala and William Harris from Montreal, Que., and Oshawa, Ont., pitch their speciality dog bowl.
AquaMermaid
Asked $300K for 10%, valuing the company at $3M. No deal.
An entrepreneur hopes to make a big splash in the Den.
Fresh City Farms
Asked $300K for 10%, valuing the company at $3M. No deal.
Ran Goel's Toronto-based organic grocery delivery company, which pitched in Season 10 without a deal, has grown sales from $1.8 million to just under $6 million over the past 12 months. Weekly deliveries increased from about 1,000 to almost 2,500, staff grew to over 50 including farmers, drivers, cooks and an in-house nutritionist, and the company expanded into ready-to-eat meals, fruit beverages, salads, and opened its own greenhouse growing tomatoes and other greens.
Poches & Fils
Asked $300K for 10%, valuing the company at $3M. No deal.
Anthony Vendrame, Nicolas Dubeau and Alexandre Vanier from Montreal hope to pocket a deal with their fashion-forward custom apparel.
Sweetness
Asked $300K for 10%, valuing the company at $3M. No deal.
Chris Goodrow and Kristy Goodrow from Edmonton present their cookie colouring kits with edible markers.
Fit Boots
Asked $300K for 10%, valuing the company at $3M. No deal.
Dorina Rigo from Toronto pitches her rebound boots and fitness classes.
Fog Vodka
Asked $150K for 5%, valuing the company at $3M. No deal.
Brothers Bill and Kenny Tuff pitch their distilled-fog luxury Vodka.
Lice Squad
Asked $150K for 5%, valuing the company at $3M. No deal.
Dawn Mucci from Barrie, ON, pitches her children's lice removal franchises.
CoreChair
Asked $125K for 5%, valuing the company at $2.5M. No deal.
An entrepreneur hopes to have the Dragons sitting up straight for his new invention.
Medical Wearable Solutions
Asked $250K for 10%, valuing the company at $2.5M. No deal.
Vahid and Ryan Sahiholnasab demonstrate their wearable solution that works with handheld devices to help prevent postural problems.
Ajuvia Life Science
Asked $250K for 10%, valuing the company at $2.5M. No deal.
Patrick Lee from Toronto, Ont., seeks a Dragon investment in his medical device company.
MyRamen Company
Asked $250K for 10%, valuing the company at $2.5M. No deal.
Ken AchenBach from Whistler, B.C., seeks investment for his all natural ramen noodles.
Front Line Emergency Vehicles
Asked $250K for 10%, valuing the company at $2.5M. No deal.
Vid Sansanwal from Markham, ON, pitches his poly bodied emergency vehicles.
Status is based on our latest check of each business’s website. Spotted something out of date? Let us know at the email in the footer.