9 startups from Central Eurasia that attracted investments in February 2026
In February, our startups were able to attract both local and international investments, demonstrating that the regional ecosystem is gradually reaching a global level.
Azerbaijan
Luron AI
Azerbaijani startup Luron AI has received $1 million in investment to develop AI solutions and scale its product.
Armenia
NeWo AI
Startup NeWo AI has received $25 million in investment to develop its AI platform, founded by Armenians, and to scale its business.
Kazakhstan
MoonAI
Kazakh startup MoonAI has attracted investment from Oscar Hartmann to develop AI solutions and enter international markets.
Turkey
PatientDesk AI
Turkish startup PatientDesk AI has received $1 million to develop a platform that uses AI to optimize processes in healthcare.
Loom Games
Turkish startup Loom Games became a unicorn after a deal with Scopely, attracting investment for further development of mobile games and global growth.
ValidFor
Startup ValidFor has attracted $1.2 million from Domino Ventures and Curiosity VC. The investment will help the company develop its creditworthiness assessment platform and enter new markets.
Uzbekistan
OX Group
Uzbek company OX Group has received $900,000 from IT Park Ventures and United Ventures to scale its products and expand its team.
PromptLab
AI startup PromptLab has received $150,000 from IT Park Ventures to develop generative AI tools and expand its product line.
SmartUp
Uzbek startup SmartUp has attracted $1 million from IT Park Ventures to develop its educational services platform and enter new markets.
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