Uzbekistan-based SaaS startup AliPos has secured a new $200,000 investment round at a $3.5 million valuation, with backing from Imkon Ventures and Nexus Capital Management Angel Club.
The round was led by Imkon Ventures, marking continued investor confidence in AliPos as it scales its digital solutions for the HoReCa sector. The participation of Nexus Capital Management Angel Club — one of the country’s first structured angel groups operating with a portfolio-driven approach — signals a broader shift in how early-stage capital is being deployed in Uzbekistan.
Founded in Samarkand by Mukhammad Ali Akbarov, Jonibek Miralimov, and Komil Khamidov, AliPos provides an all-in-one SaaS platform for restaurants, cafés, hotels, and hospitality businesses. The platform integrates point-of-sale operations, inventory management, financial reporting, and customer analytics into a single system — addressing a critical operational gap for SMEs in the sector.
This latest round builds on AliPos’s growing fundraising momentum. The startup previously attracted capital from AloqaVentures and gained visibility through Taqdimot / The Pitch Uzbekistan, drawing interest from notable investors including Jakhongir Artikkhodjayev.
“AliPos represents exactly the kind of practical, scalable company that Uzbekistan’s startup ecosystem needs,” said Tohirjon Mirzajonov. “The company is solving a clear pain point for restaurants and HoReCa businesses, and it has the potential to become a regional SaaS leader.”
Beyond capital, the fund aims to support AliPos with access to strategic partners, operators, and a broader investor network — a model increasingly common across emerging venture ecosystems.
For Nexus Capital Management Angel Club, the deal reflects a new phase in Uzbekistan’s investment landscape. By organizing private capital under a structured, professionally managed framework, the club is helping bridge the gap between experienced business owners and high-growth startups.
“Uzbekistan has many successful business owners who want to invest in technology companies, but the market needs structure, trust, and professional portfolio management,” a representative from the club noted. “AliPos is a strong example of the type of company we want to support.”
AliPos plans to use the fresh funding to enhance its product, expand its customer base, and strengthen its go-to-market capabilities as more hospitality businesses in the region shift toward digital operations.
The round comes amid growing momentum in Uzbekistan’s startup ecosystem, where an increasing number of startups are attracting capital from venture funds, corporate investors, and now more structured angel networks — positioning the country as one of Central Asia’s emerging tech hubs.
Source: Pivot.uz
