1991 Ventures Launches £15M Venture Capital Fund
1991 Ventures, a London, UK-based early stage venture capital firm, launched a £15m fund.
1991 Ventures, a London, UK-based early stage venture capital firm, launched a £15m fund.
PeopleForce, a Kyiv Ukraine-based provider of an HR platform, raised $2M in Seed funding.
Hackless, a Kyiv, Ukraine-based company which specializes in blockchain security solutions, raised $1.2M in funding.
GameTree, an American and Ukrainian gaming community startup, raised $1.7M in funding.
CloudPrinter.com, an Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and Kyiv & Lviv, Ukraine-based provider of a print-on-demand platform, raised an undisclosed amount in funding.
Stroom, a Kyiv, Ukraine-based developer of a Bitcoin liquid staking protocol in lightning network, raised $3.5M in Seed funding.
Horizon Capital, a U.S. private-equity firm investing primarily in fast-growing tech and export-oriented companies in Ukraine, announced that its latest fund, Horizon Capital Growth Fund IV has reached $254 million at its Interim Closing.
Horizon Capital, a U.S. private-equity firm investing in fast-growing tech and export-oriented companies in Ukraine and the near region, launched Horizon Capital Growth Fund IV, L.P. (HCGF IV), with $125m raised as of first close.
ff Venture Capital (ffVC), a NYC and Warsaw, Poland-based early-stage venture capital firm, has launched a US venture capital fund exclusively dedicated to Ukrainian founders and startups.
Cloudprinter.com, the Ukrainian- and Dutch-based global print API platform, raised €7M in seed funding.
ComeBack Mobility, an Ukrainian medtech startup, raised $1M in seed funding.
Preply, a global edtech marketplace for tutor-based foreign language learning, raised $35m in Series B funding.
Organization.GG, a marketplace that helps streamers interact with their fans through live gaming Experiences, raised $610K in pre-seed funding.
Reface, a Kyiv, Ukraine-based AI app for a video and GIF face-swaps, raised $5.5m in seed financing.
Verbit, a NYC, Palo Alto, CA, Tel Aviv, Israel and Kyiv, Ukraine-based AI-powered transcription and captioning platform, raised $60M in Series C funding.