Mantis Analytics bags another investment from ZAS Ventures
The total investment amounted to $100K
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Ukrainian startup Mantis Analytics has raised an additional $50K in investment from ZAS Ventures. This is the fund’s second investment in the company. The total investment from ZAS Ventures in Mantis Analytics has reached $100K.
Commenting on the investment for AIN, Maxym Tereshchenko, CEO of Mantis Analytics, noted that cooperation with ZAS Ventures is extremely important for the company.
“ZAS Ventures was the first venture capital fund to invest in Mantis Analytics. This is important because at an early stage, it’s about matching strategic vision and values. We are glad to have a match with ZAS. For startups in general, and for Ukrainian startups in particular, the speed of decision-making and action-orientation are key aspects. Their values and culture are similar to those of Silicon Valley”.
Mantis Analytics specialises in developing an AI platform that enables real-time management of physical and information risks, providing situational awareness and data verification.
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