Overview

• Kniti secured funding from Judith Williams for 400,000 euros at 15 percent, with half repaid via royalties and a milestone option to buy an additional 15 percent for 200,000 euros.
• Vlippy landed its ask as Ralf Dümmel accepted 25,000 euros for 20 percent to back the door and window stopper.
• BetterCakez declined Frank Thelen’s counteroffer of 150,000 euros for 25 percent after asking the same sum for 10 percent, prompting strong criticism from the investors and no deal.
• Alla Mamma’s ready-made Italian pasta drew praise for taste yet received no investment, culminating in an emotional moment for the 17-year-old co-founder.
• EazyStep’s bathroom mobility aid exited without a deal after concerns over valuation and limited early orders, despite partial health-insurance coverage being noted.