Ambitious Siblings Earn $150k/Month Selling Their Fun Alternative Gifts | Shark Tank AUS

Shark Tank Australia published this video item, entitled “Ambitious Siblings Earn $150k/Month Selling Their Fun Alternative Gifts | Shark Tank AUS” – below is their description.

Samantha, Rose, and Kaisar Khater are three ambitious siblings who are here to disrupt the entire gift-giving industry with their surprise dessert boxes.

The trio are seeking an investment of $300,000 in return for a 10% equity stake but which Shark will best fit their family?

Company Website: https://dessertboxes.com.au

Shark Tank Australia YouTube Channel

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Shark Tank is a business based TV show in which investors assess the ideas of budding entrepreneurs, in front of the cameras. This is the Australian version, which aired for four series until 2019, on Channel 10.

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