Leta Capital

Leta Capital is a venture capital firm established in 2012 and based in the Cayman Islands, focusing on early-stage B2B software startups. Funded by Russian IT entrepreneur Alexander Chachava, the firm aims to support innovative companies at the late seed and early growth stages, primarily in Eastern Europe and Israel. Leta Capital typically invests around 2 million USD in startups with existing sales in international markets. The firm emphasizes collaboration with talented entrepreneurs who aspire to build substantial companies. With a successful track record that includes notable exits, such as the sales of Unomy and Bright Box, Leta Capital recently raised a second fund of 50 million USD, reinforcing its commitment to fostering long-term partnerships in the technology sector.

Vahan Mgebryan

General Partner

Sergey Toporov

Partner

Past deals in Moscow

Double Data

Series A in 2015
Double Data, founded in 2012 and headquartered in Moscow, Russia, specializes in providing banking software solutions tailored for financial institutions. The company's offerings leverage advanced technology, including data analysis, machine learning, and data mining, to enhance various banking processes. These processes encompass customer acquisition, assessment, and debt collection, enabling banks to improve their overall performance and efficiency. By integrating Big Data analysis tools with innovative learning methods, Double Data aims to address the evolving needs of the financial sector.

RoboCV

Series A in 2015
RoboCV is a company based in Moscow, Russia, specializing in intelligent autopilot systems for the logistics sector. Its flagship product, RoboCV X-MOTION NG, is a multifunctional system designed to automate the movement of pallet goods within warehouses. This system includes an electric pallet truck paired with the RoboCV AUTOPILOT, allowing for offline operation without a driver. The technology supports various logistical operations such as accepting goods, shipping, cross-docking, and order picking. RoboCV primarily serves warehouse operators, retail companies, and other businesses engaged in warehousing, aiming to enhance efficiency by replacing manual labor in routine tasks. Founded in 2012, RoboCV is focused on promoting the adoption of automated navigation systems to improve intra-warehouse logistics and facilitate the use of autonomous devices in transport.

RoboCV

Seed Round in 2013
RoboCV is a company based in Moscow, Russia, specializing in intelligent autopilot systems for the logistics sector. Its flagship product, RoboCV X-MOTION NG, is a multifunctional system designed to automate the movement of pallet goods within warehouses. This system includes an electric pallet truck paired with the RoboCV AUTOPILOT, allowing for offline operation without a driver. The technology supports various logistical operations such as accepting goods, shipping, cross-docking, and order picking. RoboCV primarily serves warehouse operators, retail companies, and other businesses engaged in warehousing, aiming to enhance efficiency by replacing manual labor in routine tasks. Founded in 2012, RoboCV is focused on promoting the adoption of automated navigation systems to improve intra-warehouse logistics and facilitate the use of autonomous devices in transport.

iBinom

Seed Round in 2013
iBinom Inc. offers a cloud-based solution for genomic data analysis. It provides iBinom, a SaaS platform that provides genome interpretation solution for the diagnostics of Mendelian diseases. The company’s solution also enables revealing a single mutation across various nucleotides, as well as clinical interpretation of human genome and exome data. Its platform is used by medical professionals in the Russian Federation and internationally. The company was founded in 2014 and is based in Moscow, Russian Federation.

MSU Business Incubator

Seed Round in 2013
The MSU Business Incubator, established in 2010 at Moscow State University, serves as an accelerator for aspiring entrepreneurs, offering the resources needed to transform ideas into viable businesses. It supports young innovators by providing financing, workspace, and guidance, helping them navigate the crucial stages of product development over a structured five-month program. With 29 resident companies and over 1,000 applications processed, the incubator has facilitated the creation of more than 175 jobs. The turnover of resident companies and incubator graduates exceeds 100 million rubles, while the total investments attracted surpass 500 million rubles. The market valuation of companies associated with the incubator exceeds 1 billion rubles, highlighting its significant impact on the entrepreneurial landscape.

HamsterSoft

Seed Round in 2013
HamsterSoft, founded in 2010 and based in Moscow, specializes in the development and distribution of software products aimed at enhancing user experience through convenience and functionality. The company has made significant strides in the software industry, achieving recognition as one of the top 20 programs globally within its first year, with over 8 million downloads. Its product lineup includes user-friendly tools such as the HAMSTER Free ZIP Archiver, which utilizes multi-core processors for efficient archiving, the HAMSTER Free Video Converter and Free eBook Converter, both designed to simplify file conversions, and the Hamster Free Burning Studio, which focuses on data burning for laser disks. The company’s offerings have been translated into 40 languages, making them accessible to a diverse global audience. With a growing fanbase of over 140,000 on social media, HamsterSoft continues to expand its reach and impact in the software market.

RedHelper

Seed Round in 2012
RedHelper is the developer of an online consultant system. Their solution allows you to instantly communicate with the visitor (LiveChat), providing a better level of service that leads to sales. Their technology sharing browser (Co-Browse) will provide as information about the visitor. As of August 2013 20 000 clients trust RedHelper.

Wakie

Seed Round in 2012
Wakie is a mobile application developer based in Moscow, Russia, established in 2011. The company specializes in providing real live human wake-up calls through a community-driven approach, allowing users to wake each other up rather than relying on traditional alarm clocks. Its primary applications include Wakie, an international wake-up service, and Budist, which caters to Russian-speaking users. In addition to wake-up calls, Wakie also offers a platform for social calling and chatting, where users can connect with others to discuss various topics or seek advice, fostering meaningful conversations among a global community.
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