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00:00:00 – 00:15:28
Peter and Margaret Powell from Cairns present their innovative Catch and Release anchor retrieval system to prevent damage to reefs caused by recreational vessels in Australia. Seeking investment for environmental impact, they propose a retrofit device for boat anchors. Despite facing challenges and patent constraints, the couple's dedication to their invention is evident. Sharks on the show decline investment due to patent duration but offer mentorship. A contestant offering a unique deal of 5% royalty for $200,000 to save the reef gains investor support and accolades. The video concludes with the mention of the anticipation of an exciting and impactful journey by taking a royalty on the innovative product.
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In this segment of the video, a couple from Cairns, Queensland named Peter and Margaret Powell, share their invention, the Catch and Release anchor retrieval system. They seek a 200,000 investment for 20% equity in their business. The system aims to retrieve anchors without damaging the reef, addressing an environmental problem. The Powells highlight that recreational vessels in Australia often cause damage when pulling up anchors, leading to possible accidents like capsizing boats. Their innovation aims to prevent such incidents and minimize environmental impact.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the inventor presents a retrofit device for boat anchors that is simple, environmentally friendly, and suitable for vessels up to 40 feet long. The device features a sleeve and coupling mechanism to easily retrieve the anchor. The inventor seeks a $200,000 investment for a 20% stake in the company. The manufacturing cost is around $100, with a wholesale price of $230 and a recommended retail price of $295. The inventor has patent protection with three years remaining. The inventor faced challenges with manufacturing but is now seeking investment to grow the business and lower the production cost.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, Margaret and the investors are discussing Peter, who is the inventor of a product they are interested in. Peter is hesitant and has been working on the product for 17 years due to challenges in prototyping and lack of support. The product is focused on environmental impact, particularly for marine use. The investors express concerns about the recommended retail price and the urgency to make the product successful. Peter emphasizes the importance of the invention and his dedication to making it work with support from Margaret.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, a couple pitched their catch and release anchor retrieval system to the sharks but were told that their patent had only three years left, which decreased interest. The sharks highlighted the importance of finding a partner to manufacture and distribute the product. Despite admiration for the couple’s dedication, the sharks declined to invest due to the short patent timeline. One shark offered mentorship instead. Ultimately, the sharks passed on the investment due to concerns about the patent’s remaining duration.
00:12:00
In this part of the video, a contestant offers to buy a company with a 5% royalty for $200,000 in an unprecedented move on the show. The investor initially advises against the deal but ultimately supports it due to the contestant’s passion for saving the reef. The contestant wins the offer, fulfilling their dream of making a difference in the environment. The investor and others congratulate them on their life-changing decision.
00:15:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker mentions the idea of sitting back and taking a royalty, expressing excitement for what they anticipate will be a fun and important endeavor.