7 startups from Central Asia that recently attracted investments

Overview of startups from Central Asia that recently attracted new investments.

Startup PointAI attracted investments from Plug and Play Tech Center

PointAI, a participant in the second wave of the Plug and Play Uzbekistan accelerator program, attracted investments from the headquarters of Plug and Play Tech Center in Silicon Valley.

Startup YAYA attracted $100,000 in investments

Startup YAYA opened a pre-seed investment round: with a valuation of $2 million, the project has already received $100,000 and plans to attract an additional $400,000 at a valuation of $4 million.

The first investors were Saken Shayakhmetov, Chocofamily co-founder Anvar Bakiyev, and business angel Aidar Baymakhov.

Startup Citix attracted more than $1 million

Citix became the first technology startup in the jurisdiction of Kazakhstan to attract American investments from Tim Draper. The company's valuation amounted to $98 million.

Startup Beyne.ai received $30,000 in investments

As a result of two programs at Draper University, the startup successfully completed acceleration in Silicon Valley and received investments from the venture fund My Ventures.

Startup Beep attracted $30,000 in investments

A startup from Kazakhstan, designed for auto service technicians and possessing diverse functionality, received investments from My Ventures.

Startup CoPath attracted $20,000

Last December, the startup received investments from the venture fund My Ventures.

Startup Smartestprep received $30,000 in investments

SmarTestPrep is an online platform that helps talented students from any country get into the best schools in the world and win scholarships and grants. The startup received capital from the venture fund My Ventures.