10 Ukrainian startups that attracted the most investments in 2024
In 2024, the number of startups in Ukraine grew to over 2,600, most of which operate in the areas of software and data, marketing and sales, and EdTech.
In 2024, the number of startups in Ukraine grew to over 2,600, most of which operate in the areas of software and data, marketing and sales, and EdTech.
This is stated in the annual study of the Ukrainian IT market by the IT Ukraine Association - Digital Tiger: the Market Power of Ukrainian IT - 2024.
The study named the top ten Ukrainian startups that attracted the most investments:
- The top ten is led by startup Creatio , which develops no-code solutions for automating business processes. In June, it raised $200 million in investment.
- In second place is the startup of monobank co-founder Dmytro Dubilet — Fintech Farm , which attracted $32 million in investment in May.
- Third place is taken by the Anglo-Ukrainian fintech startup Carmoola , which raised over $19 million in January 2024.
- Ukrainian startup NewHomesMate , now called Jome, is in fourth place. It is a platform for selling new homes in the US. In December 2024, it attracted $9.8 million .
- Next in 5th, 6th, and 7th place are three startups that raised $5 million each last year — Esper Bionics , which creates bioprostheses, legal startup OneNotary , and Portal AI , which uses AI agents to process and automate complex business transactions.
- The eighth place is occupied by Kurs Orbital , a space startup founded by the former head of the Ukrainian Space Agency. In March 2024 attracted $4 million in investment.
- Competera , which develops an intelligent pricing optimization platform, received $3 million in investment in April.
- In tenth place is the FoodTech startup Choice , which received $2.5 million in February last year.
In addition, the study named the 5 most promising startups . This list includes:
- Promova language learning app;
- Deus Robotics , which works in the field of robotics;
- AI startup analyzing viewer reactions to video content Wantent ;
- defense technology startup Himera ;
- Osavul , which deals with media analytics based on artificial intelligence.
