Gilles Tchianga is a Canadian entrepreneur whose net worth is yet to be verified, but his company Taltis Foods is valued at a little over $300,000 on Dragons Den.
The show's Executive Chairman and Founder of Kingsdale Advisors, Wes Hall, offered him $100,000 for 33% equity in his firm. Gilles still holds the remaining 66% of the company, worth over $200,000.
With the recent investment from Wes Hall in Dragons Den, the company has a fortune as a backup fund which can now be directed towards production and distribution, earning more for the company. His company, Taltis Foods, has a total revenue of $55,000, out of which $10,000 in sales came in the last two months, and the remaining was earned before the coronavirus pandemic.
Moreover, Gilles started his firm purely from scratch and handled all the work involved in the company. During his Dragons Den pitch, Tchianga revealed he was the only team member working by himself in the company.
Tchianga was not this fortunate and wealthy in his life. He comes from a middle-class family in Cameroon, and his father had to put up everything he had saved to send Gilles to Italy for further education. Gilles became the sole provider for his family after completing his education in Italy, according to his emotional pitch on Dragons Den available on TikTok.
Nonetheless, his pitch at Dragons Den changed his life and his company's stand.