“Water bills decreased by 50 %”: Nithin Kamath supported by Zerodha brand without water that did not get a deal with Shark Tank India 3

Nithin Kamath, founder and CEO of Zerodha online mediation, recently supported Zerodor, which is indifferent without water that appeared in an episode of Shark Tank India Season 3.

In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Kamt supported the show by the company’s founder, Panerry. He said they have been using Zerodor for men’s beginnings in their offices for about 6 months.

“We used Zerodor for the urbanization of men in our offices for the past six months or so. Our water bills have decreased by 50 % – and we did not expect to be so much,” said Kahath.

Kamath also stated that his company Rainmatter supports the project. “We liked the product because they do everything necessary to conserve water, which has become critical. We support them through Rainmatter.”

According to the blog post shared by Kamath on Z, Zerodor is used by more than 700 organizations including Indian railways, government institutions, some food chains, large drinks, shopping centers, theaters, defense institutions, auto industries and private companies.

Zerodor was established by Sachin Joshi and Uttam Bnerjee, and it appeared in the third season of Shark Tank India. According to their display, the product is a piece of modernization equipment that can be published in any commercially available.

The stadium also includes a specially designed for women. The founders said they are trying to present Pulmonary cardiac resuscitation For the sewage system, that is, Preserving, protecting and restoring With their products and solutions.

According to Kumar, the producer was born after his marriage. He comes from a small village in Jaharnd, where there is no bathroom, which has also become a reason for not visiting his wife to his home.

The founders sought to invest 1 rupees in a 3% stake in their company. Zerodor has not obtained any deal in the show since “sharks” found several product problems.

Radika Jobta, Managing Director and CEO of the Edelweiss Mutual Fund Fund, was not pleased with the slow rate of profit growth while Venita Singh interrogated them about taking 2 rupees from an investor and the inability to achieve returns within 7 years.

Peyush Bansal from Lenskart gave them an offer, but on one condition that Zerodor only focuses on one button without water and employ a person to drive sales. The founders refused to accept this offer, which led to a lack of an agreement.