Ukrainian marketplace Liki24 valued at $50 million — Forbes
Health product search and delivery service Liki24 has received a $50 million valuation after raising $9 million in funding. What opportunities does this create for the company?
Health product search and delivery service Liki24 has received a $50 million valuation after raising $9 million in funding. What opportunities does this create for the company?
Forbes Ukraine reports a valuation of $50 million for Liki24, citing an anonymous source familiar with the marketplace’s operations.
This is how much Liki24 was allegedly valued after attracting $9 million in investments from a number of funds in Round A. Among the investors: Ukrainian funds u.ventures, TA Ventures, iClub, N1 Ventures, SID Venture Partners, DniproVC, Kazakhstani MA7 Ventures, as well as Anton Borzov, the first product designer of WhatsApp.
Liki24 founder Anton Avrynsky did not comment on the $50 million valuation. He founded the drug delivery service in 2017 with like-minded people. Since then, the company has managed to raise $16 million in funding.
Dmytro Vartanyan, general partner of SID Venture Partners, told Forbes Ukraine that in a few years Liki24 could hold a B round of investment with a valuation of $100–150 million. Yuriy Romanyukha, managing partner of the Iclub business angel association, believes that then we can expect the participation of large pharmaceutical companies.
Recall that last year, Liki24 launched in Germany, investing $100,000 in this market.
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Liki24 has attracted $9 million in investments from funds. Who invested in the medicine delivery service
Liki24 has attracted $9 million in investment from funds. Who invested in the medicine delivery service
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