Kazakh startup for finding doctors attracted $500,000 in foreign investments
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The Kazakh startup DOQ.kz has raised $500,000 in seed funding from Dubai-based fund Almak Capital to scale operations in Istanbul. This marks the fund's first investment in a Kazakh company. The platform displays doctors' available time slots and publishes over 220,000 verified patient reviews.
The Kazakh startup DOQ.kz has secured $500,000 in seed funding from Dubai-based fund Almak Capital to scale its operations in Istanbul. The investor’s portfolio includes more than 10 startups from various countries, but this marks their first investment in a Kazakh company.
DOQ.kz is a Kazakh service that displays doctors’ available time slots and allows patients to book appointments online. The startup enables doctors to receive feedback from patients and publish genuine reviews, which can only be written after a doctor’s visit. Over 220,000 verified and authentic reviews have already been published on the platform.
Source: forbes.kz
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