AloqaVentures invested $80,000 in the Uzbek startup AliPos

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AloqaVentures invested $80,000 in the Uzbek startup AliPos, valuing it at $1.2 million and acquiring a 6.67% stake. The platform, a resident of Startup Garage Samarkand, has been implemented in more than 830 food service businesses. The company plans to expand into Central Asian and CIS markets, with the prospect of entering the European and US markets.

AloqaVentures expands its portfolio and invests $80,000 in the Uzbek startup AliPos — a POS platform developed for the food service industry.

AliPos is a resident of the Startup Garage Samarkand branch and has been operating since 2023. The platform was fully developed by a local team of specialists. Initially launched as an outsourcing service, it later evolved into an independent digital product.

To date, the AliPos system has been implemented in more than 830 enterprises, offering a comprehensive suite of services including a POS system, financial control, inventory management, data analytics, and 24/7 technical support.

In exchange for the investment, AloqaVentures acquired a 6.67% stake, valuing the startup at $1.2 million.

AliPos is focused on expanding into Central Asian and CIS markets, with long-term ambitions to enter European and United States markets.

Source: Pivot Uz

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