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MallStreet.ru funded by Kima Ventures, Amber Venture Partners and Fabrice Grinda

April 16, 2012

Mallstreet.ru, a Russian online retailer founded in 2009, secured an undisclosed  investment from West European early-stage venture funds. The operation took place in the summer of last year, but was disclosed by industry blogger Yakov Sadchikov only last week. Among the investors are Kima Ventures, founded by prominent French tech entrepreneurs Jérémie Berrebi and Xavier Niel, …

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Online hotel booking service Oktogo.ru secures $10 million

February 13, 2012

Russian business daily Kommersant reported from unnamed sources on Friday that VTB Capital has taken part in a $10 million investment round in Oktogo.ru, a leading Russian online hotel booking startup. VTB Capital and Oktogo declined to comment, but the fact that VTB took part in the round was confirmed to East-West Digital News by a …

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Online children’s goods retailer Babyboom.ru raises $900,000 from Western funds and angels

April 12, 2011

Babyboom.ru, a Russian children’s goods website, has raised $900,000 from investors including Index Ventures  and Team Europe Ventures as well as from business angels Chamath Palihapitiya, VP of Facebook, Fabrice Grinda, the founder of OLX, Jose Marin, the founder of IG Expansion and James Gutierrez, the founder of Progreso Financiero.

Russian online hotel booking system raises funds from Western and Russian VCs

April 7, 2011

Oktogo.ru, a Russian online hotel reservation company with its headquarters in St. Petersburg, is closing a $5 million round of financing with Western funds Ventech and Mangrove Capital Partners and Russian fund ABRT. The two Western funds confirmed the transaction to EWDN but did not disclose the startup’s valuation.

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