- Uzum, founded in 2022 by Djasur Djumaev, raised over USD 130M led by Omani sovereign funds for growth.
- The investment will accelerate Uzum’s expansion across e-commerce, digital banking, payments, and consumer lending nationwide.
- Uzum’s ecosystem combines e-commerce, digital banking, consumer lending, and delivery platforms under a single, integrated national-scale infrastructure.
Uzum
Uzbekistan’s Uzum raised an investment exceeding USD 130 million, anchored by the sovereign entities of the Sultanate of Oman. The transaction also includes participation from VR Capital, Tencent, and FinSight Ventures.Furthermore, the transaction combines primary equity and structured capital.
Looking ahead, with the capital, it aims to accelerate its next phase of growth across its core verticals. This includes e-commerce, digital banking, payments, and consumer lending. This is with a focus on expanding product depth, strengthening infrastructure, and increasing access to digital services nationwide.
“We are focused on building an infrastructure of national scale — technology-driven, inclusive, and designed for everyday use by millions of people and businesses. The support from the Investor, alongside our existing global shareholders, gives us strong momentum as we prepare for Series B and continue scaling our ecosystem,” said Djasur Djumaev, Founder and CEO of Uzum.
Digital Services
Founded in 2022 by Djasur Djumaev, Uzum is a digital services ecosystem.It combines e‑commerce, fintech, digital banking, payments, delivery, and lending into one platform. It is essentially a fully integrated ecosystem combining commerce and fintech at a national scale.
Its platforms include:
- Uzum Bank – digital banking
- Uzum Nasiya – consumer lending/BNPL
- Uzum Tezkor – express delivery
- Uzum Market – e‑commerce marketplace
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