Tashkent, Uzbekistan — Imkon Ventures has announced a $100,000 investment in Avtomato.uz, a business process automation platform serving retail and installment-based businesses across Uzbekistan. This investment represents a natural continuation of Imkon Ventures’ strategy to support technology companies with strong regional growth potential.
Avtomato.uz was launched in April 2025 by Yuldoshboy Sultanov, the founder of REVO, one of Uzbekistan’s leading IT companies, as well as a software engineer and entrepreneur from Khorezm. To date, Avtomato.uz has earned the trust of more than 100 corporate clients and helps automate their business processes. The company aims to grow its customer base to more than 500 clients by the end of 2026.
The platform is a comprehensive Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution designed to automate and manage key sales and operational processes through a single integrated system. Currently, Avtomato provides tools for installment sales management, customer scoring and assessment, inventory management, POS systems, workforce management, and marketing automation. Its modular architecture allows businesses to select the functionality that best fits their needs, making Avtomato.uz a flexible and convenient solution for companies of various sizes and industries. Avtomato.uz continues to expand into new sectors and plans to launch specialized solutions for at least three additional business verticals by the end of 2026.
Yuldoshboy Sultanov holds a master’s degree from the Tashkent University of Information Technologies (TUIT) and earned a PhD in Mathematical and Software Support for Computing Systems. Throughout his career, he has worked as a Software Architect at Agrobank, Technical Director at Asaxiy, and completed a software engineering internship at Yandex in Moscow. In 2020, he founded REVO. Today, the company operates three offices across Uzbekistan, employs more than 30 specialists, and has extensive experience delivering fintech and e-commerce solutions for clients in the United States and Europe. This experience plays a key role in shaping Avtomato.uz’s technological development and business strategy.
“Uzbekistan’s retail and installment-payment market is growing rapidly, yet many business owners still manage their sales operations manually or through disconnected tools,” said Yuldoshboy Sultanov. “Avtomato provides entrepreneurs with a single platform to automate everything from customer scoring to inventory management. We built it to be modular and affordable, enabling companies of any size to adopt the platform and expand its capabilities as their businesses grow.”
Commenting on the investment, Imkon Ventures Co-Founder Muhammad Khalil said: “Avtomato addresses a real problem that has long been overlooked. Uzbekistan’s retail and installment-payment sector is large, fragmented, and still heavily dependent on manual processes. Yuldoshboy and his team have already demonstrated meaningful traction at an early stage, while the platform’s modular architecture provides a clear path to scale. We are investing in a founder with deep technical and operational expertise, and we see the potential for Avtomato to become critical infrastructure for the entire sector.”
About Avtomato.uz
Avtomato.uz is a Tashkent-based SaaS platform that provides flexible business automation solutions for retail and installment-sales businesses in Uzbekistan. Founded in April 2025, the platform serves more than 100 clients with solutions for retail management, installment sales, customer scoring, inventory management, POS systems, workforce management, and marketing automation. Avtomato.uz was created by REVO, which operates offices in Tashkent, Samarkand, and Urgench.
About Imkon Ventures
Imkon Ventures is a private venture capital fund established in Uzbekistan and led by Toxirjon Mirzajonov. The fund focuses on pre-seed and seed-stage startups in fintech, B2B SaaS, artificial intelligence, deeptech, and education technology. Supported by the UzVC Fund of Funds and backed by a $5 million fund, Imkon Ventures plans to invest in 25–30 startups over the next two years, support local teams, and help integrate them into the global technology ecosystem.
