Bigmart, a B2B marketplace specializing in the automation of corporate procurement, has closed a $500,000 Pre-seed investment round. The syndicated round included participation from venture funds Imkon Ventures, Aloqa Ventures, and United Ventures.

The new funding marks another stage in the company’s steady growth. Earlier, on September 22, during the Startup & Venture Summit held as part of ICT Week Uzbekistan 2026, Bigmart secured $100,000 in strategic investment from IT Park Ventures.

The new capital further highlights the potential of the company’s business model and the growing interest of institutional investors in the region.

A single platform for corporate procurement

Founded in 2024, Bigmart helps companies simplify and centralize their corporate procurement processes.

The platform operates as a one-stop solution, bringing together goods and services required by businesses in one place while reducing the need to work with multiple suppliers, sign separate contracts, and manage fragmented documentation.

Today, the platform offers more than 40,000 products and services, ranging from office supplies, household goods, and electronics to food products and corporate gifts.

Bigmart’s clients include Murad Buildings, Akfa, Wildberries, Ground Zero, and Kapital Bank.

How will the investment be used?

The newly raised $500,000 will be directed toward further business scaling and development of the company’s technology platform.

Bigmart’s key priorities include:

• expanding B2B sales and entering new market segments;
• developing its distribution channel through banks;
• integrating artificial intelligence technologies into the platform.

The team plans to use AI to develop predictive procurement analytics and personalized recommendations. This will help further automate corporate purchasing processes and improve their efficiency.

For Bigmart, the new investment round represents the next stage in scaling its business model and developing digital infrastructure for corporate procurement.

For Uzbekistan’s venture market, the deal also reflects growing investor interest in solutions that digitize traditional B2B processes and create new technology tools for businesses.