CharliChair Net Worth 2024 Update (Before & After Shark Tank)

CharliChair, a portable baby shower chair, was started by Hani & Meray Yassa in 1996. As of January 2024, CharliChair net worth is $4 million and they’re pulling in a whopping $2.8 million in annual revenue. 

In April 2015, they appeared on season 1 of Shark Tank Australia and made a deal withJohn McGrath, for $100,000 for 50% of equity. The final valuation was $200,000, down from the founder’s initial estimate of $4 million.

CharliChair is still in business as of 2023. Their youngest child, Charli-Rose was the motivation behind this new idea. If you are also struggling with baby showering problems, now you can purchase their products from their official website.

CharliChair Net Worth

Net worth$4 million (2023)
Annual Sales Revenue$2.8 million (2023)
ProfitsNot publicly available
Lifetime salesNot publicly available
InvestorJohn McGrath
FounderHani & Meray Yassa
EmployeesNot publicly available

CharliChair Net Worth Timeline

Net Worth 2024$4 million
Net Worth 2022$4 million
Net worth valuation 2015 after appearing on Shark Tank  $200,000
Net worth valuation 2015 before appearing on Shark Tank  $4 million

CharliChair Pitch on Shark Tank

Producta portable baby shower chair
EpisodeSeason 01 Episode 09
Founders Hani & Meray Yassa
Asked for$100,000  for 50% equity
Company nameCharliChair
Final deal$200,000 for 5% equity
SharkJohn McGrath
LocationChristchurch, New Zealand

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CharliChair Founders

CharliChair was founded by Hani & Meray Yassa in 1996. CharliChair’s founders, Hani & Meray Yassa  have a net worth of $3 million as of 2024.

Key accomplishments

Year Accomplishment
2015Appeared on Shark Tank season 1 and John McGrath invested $200,000 for 5% equity

Conclusion

From their beginnings on Shark Tank to their current status as a thriving business, they have proven that with the right idea and execution, anything is possible. We can’t wait to see the future for CharliChair and its continued success.

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