MixCart

MixCart is the service of automation of purchases at restaurants started in November, 2016 by Artur Shamalov and his partner Ildar Hasanov. The company develops the platform which transforms purchases and document management through automation of these processes: institutions of a public catering and suppliers manage purchases through a cloud solution. MixCart is integrated with the main restaurant services and also with 1C.

History

2020: Attraction of $1.2 million investments

On May 7, 2020 it became known of attraction of $1.2 million investments by MixCart company. The round of financing was closed in April.

According to the Rusbase portal with reference to the representative of MixCart, the company raised money in the form of a convertible loan. One of major shareholders of "Учи.ру" acted as the investor, his name is not told. In the future he will be able to receive 20% in the project.

The Russian service of automation of purchases at Mixcart restaurants attracted $1.2 million

MixCart intends to spend the involved investments for improvement of service, a staff increase of developers and expansion of business. By May, 2020 service collected in total $5 million investments.

We know that this hard time for restaurants, but we are not afraid of it. In Russia we are leaders of the direction of automation of purchases in horeca, at the same time the market only began to form it means that even if a part of restaurants will not recover from crisis, it considerably will not affect us, says MixCart.[1]

2018: Attraction of 40 million rubles

In January and July, 2018 of MixCart carried out two investment rounds according to the results of which service attracted in total 40 million rubles. Angel investors Alexander Nevinsky and Fedor Sapronov acted as investors. The share received by each investor does not reveal, however it is known that for two they received about 60% of the project.

The received means were going to be spent for increase in a development team and also customer acquisition by holding actions and participation in them as speakers. 

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