Money for acceleration. 7 startups from Central Asia that attracted investments in February

The second month of the year proved successful for a number of technology startups. We tell you which companies received investments in February and which ideas attracted investors' attention.

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zypl.ai
zypl.ai raised $3 million in investment from Prosus Ventures. The $3 million round also included Battery Road and Astana Hub Ventures. Prosus is a division of Naspers, known for its investments in Tencent, Avito, and VK. The funds will help zypl.ai develop synthetic AI models.

Porte
Startup Porte raised $100,000. The TAQADAM accelerator, launched in partnership with KAUST, allocated $1 million to 10 startups at its annual exhibition. Among them was the Kazakh startup Porte, a digital concierge platform for hotels that enhances service and increases upselling opportunities.

epsilon3ai
epsilon3ai raised $15,000 at the Digital Almaty international forum. The epsilon3.ai startup focuses on analytics and forecasting for the public sector and has obtained a license to use zGAN.

Finflow
Finflow, an AI tool for financial planning for startups and small businesses, raised $15,000. The startup received funding at the Digital Almaty international forum, becoming one of the finalists. Finflow analyzes data, builds accurate forecasts, and creates customized financial models. It automates scenario planning and risk assessment for fast and informed decision-making.

Arlan Biotech
Arlan Biotech, an AI solution for generating nanobodies, raised $15,000 at the Digital Almaty international forum. The startup automates the process, reducing costs and eliminating errors. Instead of taking four to six months, scientists now receive results in minutes without the need for complex infrastructure.

Qala AI
Qala AI is an UrbanTech company specializing in geospatial analytics and building an AI ecosystem for cities, with a focus on global scaling. The startup won $15,000 in investment at the Digital Almaty forum.

Pleep
Pleep, a startup that creates AI assistants for businesses in less than two hours, raised $10,000 from Kazakhtelecom. The main goal of the startup is to make the creation, configuration, and integration of an AI assistant into a company as simple and fast as possible.