IT Park Ventures and other investors have invested in six technology startups, IT Park Ventures' press service told Spot.
The investment check presentation ceremony was held on September 22 on the sidelines of the Startup & Venture Summit at ICT Week 2026. The deals cover solutions in corporate procurement, marketing, e-commerce, automotive and logistics.
“All of the projects have already demonstrated demand for their products and plan to continue developing in Uzbekistan and international markets”, IT Park Ventures said.
The largest round was raised by ORA, an AI-powered platform for marketing campaigns. The service automates the entire workflow, from preparing scripts and selecting suitable creators to monitoring publications and analyzing results.
The platform has a network of more than 30,000 bloggers and UGC creators. According to its founders, the company helps brands launch large-scale advertising campaigns faster and reduce manual work.
ORA received $150,000 in investment from IT Park Ventures. With the fund’s support, the startup also attracted an additional $50,000 from a private venture fund.
The company will use the funds to further develop its AI tools, expand its creator network and enter new markets.
IT Park Ventures also directly invested $100,000 in Layf and helped the startup attract another $50,000 from a local fund. The platform provides infrastructure for launching and developing online stores, delivery services and superapps. It combines e-commerce, payments, logistics, customer relationship management (CRM), analytics and AI.
Layf has already established partnerships with banks, payment and logistics platforms in four countries — Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Armenia.
Earlier, Layf received $50,000 from IT Park Ventures through an acceleration program, becoming one of the winners of the Digital Startup Awards. The team will use the new funding to develop AI solutions, expand regional partnerships and scale across Central Asia and the Caucasus.
Another $100,000 was raised by Bigmart, a B2B marketplace for purchasing goods and business services, with cashless payment and electronic document processing. According to its founders, the platform offers more than 40,000 products and services.
The startup plans to use the funds to develop its product, scale operations and expand its sales team. In particular, the founders plan to introduce an AI assistant to forecast companies' needs, automate inventory replenishment and calculate fair market prices.
The fund also provided an investment check to q.watt, a service for renting power banks and micromobility vehicles. It operates more than 4,900 stations and has a fleet of 1,500 bicycles, with a monthly active audience of 97,000 users.
In addition to Uzbekistan, q.watt operates in Tajikistan and Bulgaria. The funds will be used for international expansion, increasing the number of stations and bicycles, developing the technology platform and launching new services.
The founders of UrbanDrive, a platform for buying and selling cars, received $100,000 from IT Park Ventures and another $100,000 from Yoshlar Ventures. The service connects buyers, official dealers, banks and financial services.
Users can select cars, compare offers, review specifications and prices, apply for financing and complete the main stages of the purchase online. Dealers, meanwhile, have access to the UrbanDealer platform, which provides tools for managing sales, customers, orders, inventory and analytics.
Tezbor received $100,000 from IT Park Ventures under the Digital Startups 1+1 co-financing program. The startup has developed a logistics platform for delivering orders from online stores, connecting sellers, couriers and pickup and delivery points.
Tezbor currently works with more than 500 clients in Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Denmark. The company will use the funding to scale its logistics network, develop AI technologies and expand into new markets.
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