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Who invests in startups from Central Asia: an overview of venture funds

IT entrepreneurs in the region are increasingly entering the global market, with a growing number of local and international funds backing them. This review highlights leading venture funds, accelerators, and angel clubs supporting startups from Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and neighboring countries at the earliest stages.

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In Kazakhstan, the following funds operate: MOST Ventures, Activat VC, MA7 Venture, Big Sky Capital, Tumar Venture Fund, Freedom Ventures (capital of 5 billion tenge), BGlobal Ventures, Nomadiq Innovation Hub (check size $100–200 thousand), Eurasian Hub Ventures, Silkroad Angels Club (check size $50–200 thousand), RS Bootcamp, Astana Hub Ventures, and EA Group. In Kyrgyzstan, the ADVentures fund operates with checks ranging from $10 to $100 thousand. In Uzbekistan, investments are made by AloqaVentures, IT Park Ventures, UzVC, and Startup Garage. In Tajikistan, FIFTYFIVE GROUP operates. Global players include Plug and Play Tech Center, DOMiNO Ventures, Sabah Angels Club, 500 Global ($2.3 billion in assets), and Sturgeon Capital.

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