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CS//Angels invested in two startups from Uzbekistan

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CS//Angels invested in D-Clinics ($35,000 at a $500,000 valuation) and JoinPoint ($30,000 at a $600,000 valuation). D-Clinics develops software for clinics, while JoinPoint helps content creators monetize their expertise. CS Angels Club is a private investors' club in Uzbekistan, founded in 2024 to support early-stage technology startups.

CS//Angels announced new investments in startups D-Clinics and JoinPoint, which are transforming the industry.

D-Clinics — $35,000 investment at a $500,000 valuation. The startup develops universal software for clinics, simplifying the management of schedules, patients, and finances.

JoinPoint — $30,000 investment at a $600,000 valuation. The platform helps content creators monetize their expertise through subscriptions and engage with their audience.

CS Angels Club is a private angel investors' club in Uzbekistan. Founded in 2024, it aims to accelerate the development of the country's technological startup ecosystem by investing in the best early-stage Uzbek and international startups. CS//Angels supports Uzbek technological startups and promotes their global growth.

Source: C-Space Startup Center

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