She might be a shark on Shark Tank India S4 but there is no denying Vineeta Singh is fashion-forward. The co-founder and CEO of Sugar Cosmetics is an alumni of IIT-Madras and IIM-Bangalore.

Paul Singh has been starting and running businesses since his freshman year in college. He has led Dallas-based U.S. Dermatology Partners since 2018, overseeing a period of growth and expansion ...

After several offers from the sharks, they seal a deal for Rs 4 crores at 22.22% equity. Vineeta and Kunal reveal they were also in the same batch and even Aman studied in the same school.

Sugar Cosmetics' Vineeta Singh was annoyed with a Gurugram-based startup founder who wore ₹10 lakh shoes on the business reality show Shark Tank India and called his ask “outrageous”.

SUGAR Cosmetics co-founder and CEO Vineeta Singh is in the news for calling out an entrepreneur for not respecting cash in a recent episode of Shark Tank India season 4. Prasanna Vasanadu ...

He said the price would be ₹3,000. Vineeta Singh, the co-founder of Sugar Cosmetics, said, “I’d predict a cheaper price because I want to win.” Her guess was ₹1,800. After that ...

Despite mixed feedback, they secured Rs 1 crore for 3% equity plus 2% royalty from Aman Gupta. Vineeta Singh cited concerns over the brand name and logo, while Anupam Mittal backed out.

The founders particularly trained their guns at Vineeta Singh, the co-founder and CEO of SUGAR Cosmetics. They accused Singh of being condescending and disrespectful. During the pitch of Personal ...

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This left only Vineeta Singh and Anupam Mittal still willing to negotiate. The two sharks teamed up and made a counteroffer, doubling the founders’ original ask to Rs 1.6 crore for 5 per cent ...