Founders of Alif raised £25 million for the Ayan Capital startup
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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The founders of Alif have raised £25 million for Ayan Capital from Partners for Growth. The company offers halal financing and has launched the Ayan Pay product, increasing funding by 2.2 times with zero defaults. The goal is to reach £25 million by 2025 and £100 million by 2026 amid growing demand for Islamic finance in the UK.
The founders of Alif — Abdullo Kurbanov, Firdevs Mirzoyev, and Zuxursho Raxmatulloev — have raised £25 million for their startup Ayan Capital from Partners for Growth, an international private credit firm.
Ayan Capital offers halal financing for the purchase of eco-friendly cars by private drivers and renters. The company uses a tech-driven, fee-free model, providing funds directly to customers regardless of where they make their purchase. Recently, the company launched Ayan Pay — an interest-free financing product for 12 months for home repairs, car maintenance, and furniture purchases.
The company has increased its funding by 2.2 times while maintaining a zero default rate. The new funding will help accelerate growth and technological development, with the goal of reaching £25 million in 2025 and £100 million by 2026.
Ayan Capital is also part of the growing Islamic finance sector in the UK, where demand for such products continues to rise.
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