Translated with AI from the Russian original.

Uzbek company Delever, which develops order and delivery management software for restaurants and retail, has secured $380,000 in investment. The bulk of the round—$300,000—was provided by venture fund AloqaVentures, with another $80,000 invested by Nexus Club. For the first investor, this is not the first deal with the startup: in 2024, it participated in the pre-seed round, allocating $100,000 to Delever.

The platform combines order processing from various sales channels, integration with aggregators, POS operations, and courier and delivery management. Currently, the service is used by more than 1,400 restaurants and stores across 7 countries, with Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan remaining the company’s primary markets. AloqaVentures noted that the startup has reached break-even and demonstrated growth in international markets. The additional investment is tied to the team’s plans to expand its presence and scale the business.

Delever will use the funds raised to enhance the product, expand its functionality, and enter new countries. Co-founder and CEO of the company Fakhriddin Yusupov emphasized that AloqaVentures’ follow-on investment is particularly important for the team, as the fund is already familiar with the business and its results. Delever positions the platform as a unified operating system for delivery-enabled businesses. The company is registered in IT Park Uzbekistan and Astana Hub, while Delever Ltd. is registered in the Astana International Financial Centre.

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