IT Park Ventures announces six private funding deals, including USD 150,000 round for ORA

By Public Technologies
  • IT Park Ventures disclosed six private financing deals at ICT WEEK Uzbekistan 2026, including Bigmart, ORA, Layf, UrbanDrive, Tezbor, Q.Watt.
  • Bigmart, an IT Park Ventures portfolio company, raised USD 200,000 split between IT Park Ventures and AloqaVentures.
  • ORA secured USD 150,000, with an additional USD 50,000 from a partner fund.
  • Layf raised USD 100,000, with an additional USD 50,000 from a partner fund.
  • UrbanDrive received USD 100,000, with a further USD 100,000 from Yoshlar Ventures.
  • Tezbor raised USD 100,000 under the Digital Startups 1+1 program; Q.Watt’s financing amount was not disclosed.


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