March Muses
DealEthnically diverse Christmas decorations
Best known from its Dragons’ Den appearance, March Muses is a ethnically diverse christmas decorations in Season 19, and convinced Peter Jones and Deborah Meaden to invest.
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From the show
The Dragons’ Den pitch
- £50K
- Asked for
- 30%
- Offered equity
- £167K
- Sought valuation
- —
- Deal amount
- —
- Deal equity
- —
- Deal valuation
Natalie Duvall and Alison Burton walked into the Den in Season 19, Episode 14 in the episode that aired 7 April 2022. March Muses, the ethnically diverse christmas decorations, pitched in the Other category, one of 909 other businesses to brave the Den across all 22 seasons.
On the carpet, the number was £50,000 for a 30% stake, which valued the company at £167K.
Peter Jones and Deborah Meaden teamed up.
March Muses was one of 59 businesses to pitch in Season 19, where 28 deals got done. In the Other category overall, roughly 11% of pitches have landed a dragon across the show's history.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy March Muses?
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Did March Muses get a deal on Dragons’ Den?
Yes. March Muses closed a deal, with Peter Jones and Deborah Meaden.
Which dragon invested in March Muses?
Peter Jones and Deborah Meaden invested in March Muses.
What season of Dragons’ Den was March Muses on?
March Muses appeared in Season 19, Episode 14, which aired 7 April 2022.
How much was March Muses asking for on Dragons’ Den?
The founders asked for £50,000 for 30% of the company, a £167K valuation.
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