Dhruv Vidyut entered Shark Tank India Season 2 with electric conversion kits for bicycles. The founders asked for 100 hours for 0.5% equity, establishing the starting point for the televised valuation and investment discussion.

The televised negotiation ended with 100 hours for 0.5% equity, conditional on raising ₹1 crore and making the Sharks the first investors. Those were the announced programme terms; television agreements can remain subject to due diligence and definitive documentation, and no later cap table was reviewed for this report.

As of August 26, 2026, the company maintains a public-facing presence through its official website. The current site presents electric conversion kits for bicycles to customers, users or business partners, providing verifiable evidence that the brand or platform remains publicly active after its television appearance.

The before-and-after comparison is between the focused proposition presented in the Tank and the company’s latest traceable operating footprint. At the pitch stage, the founders were seeking capital, strategic assistance and wider market recognition. The current official presence shows the product or service areas that the company now communicates publicly.

Website availability, marketplace listings and company announcements can establish continued commercial activity, but they do not independently prove revenue, profitability or valuation. This article therefore does not convert promotional statements, follower totals or catalogue size into financial-performance claims.

No recent audited revenue, profit, headcount or current valuation was located in the public sources reviewed unless expressly stated above. The Shark Tank terms are reported as televised terms and should not automatically be interpreted as confirmation that funds were transferred after due diligence.

The supportable conclusion is measured: Dhruv Vidyut began its Shark Tank journey with electric conversion kits for bicycles, sought 100 hours for 0.5% equity, and left the televised discussion with 100 hours for 0.5% equity, conditional on raising ₹1 crore and making the Sharks the first investors. Its present position is described only through material that can be traced publicly, without filling disclosure gaps with estimates.

Sources: Dhruv Vidyut official website; Shark Tank India Season 2 pitch record.