QPDigital (venture capital fund)

History

2022: Investing $200,000 in Big Wolf

Venture fund QPDigital February 15, 2022 announced that it had invested $200 thousand in Big Wolf, which is developing storied mobile games. Investments will be directed to the rapid development of the line of new games and access to new markets. More details here.

2021: Investing $500,000 in Onlizer

Onlizer raised $500,000 to refine its product and market from the QPD igital venture fund. Funds were received in the pre-seed round. More details here.

2020

Investing in ABM Cloud

IT-startup To develop cloudy solutions for optimization business processes ABM Cloud , he raised $640,000 for product development and entry into new markets. The funds were received in Round A from the QPDigital venture fund. This became known on December 21, 2020. More. here

Launch of venture capital fund to invest in startups

On December 10, 2020, the Ukrainian investment company Quarter Partners announced the creation of a new venture fund of $100 million to invest in startups from the CIS and other countries. In particular, support will be provided to projects in the field of IT logistics, digital health care, gameplay, blockchain and artificial intelligence.

According to Quarter Partners, a fund called QPDigital will specialize in early rounds of investments: from pre-seed to round A. When selecting projects, fund experts will primarily look at the experience and quality of the team, the availability of product value and the size of the achievable market. To do this, startups must:

• conduct customer development,
• Describe the business model
• test the product
• Develop a road map for a minimum of 2 years, including a plan to enter other markets.

Ukrainian investment company Quarter Partners launched a $100 million fund for startups from the CIS and other countries

According to Denis Valvachev, managing partner of QPDigital, the company considers its key task to bring startups to the Series B round with "maximum assessment and a sustainable business model."

By December 10, 2020, the QPDigital portfolio has already included six transactions with a total investment of $2.6 million. One of these projects is Watched. This is an AI-based platform that uses machine learning technologies to determine the emotional connection between the buyer and the product. This solution helps content manufacturers and distributors save time and marketing budgets.

Among the investors of the QPDigital fund are Sigma Software, Startup Network, Lift99, Fedoriv Group and others.

Denis Valvachev, who headed the QPDigital venture fund, worked for seven years as a managing director at Sberbank and was responsible for creating and developing products for VIP clients with a total portfolio of over $40 billion. He also worked for about five years at the Troika Dialog investment bank^[1]

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