Horizon Capital attracts first Japanese investments of US$20 million
The Ukrainian-American investment company Horizon Capital has secured a US$20 million investment from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), marking its first funding from Japan.
Source: Horizon Capital
Horizon Capital invests in Ukrainian technology startups, owning a 96.13% stake in the Datagroup-Volia fixed internet provider.
JICA, on the other hand, is a registered administrative institution responsible for managing Japan's official development assistance.
The agency is one of the world's largest bilateral aid agencies supporting the socio-economic development of developing countries in various regions.
The investment was announced yesterday during the Japan-Ukraine Conference for Promotion of Economic Growth and Reconstruction in Tokyo.
Background:
- French billionaire Xavier Niel's investment company, NJJ Capital, plans to acquire the fixed internet provider Datagroup-Volia for US$120-140 million.
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