On Dragon's Den, which Dragon was the founder of Amstrad?

Alan Sugar was the founder of Amstrad and later served as an investor on the BBC's Dragon's Den.

Sugar established Amstrad in 1968. The company’s name came from his initials and the word “trading.” Amstrad first became known for consumer audio equipment and later expanded into computers, including the Amstrad CPC range and home-computing products.

His career made him one of Britain’s best-known technology and retail entrepreneurs. On television, viewers may associate him more strongly with The Apprentice, where he was the central business figure, but he also appeared as a Dragon on Dragon's Den.

Alan Sugar is distinct from Peter Jones, Theo Paphitis and Duncan Bannatyne, whose business backgrounds are in different sectors. The Amstrad connection is particularly useful because it links the programme to the development of affordable consumer electronics in Britain.