The Russian early career guidance service for children Leoni raised 50 million rubles from Andrey Enin, the founder of the BBK trading house. The valuation of the company has grown to 250 million rubles. Leoni users can conduct an online diagnosis of a student’s abilities and interests.
A representative of the company spoke about the acquisition of financing by the startup Leoni.
Leoni will allocate 50 million rubles to create a platform for monitoring the development of children and educational programs for parents.
“The main objective of the investment is to expand the set of services provided, which will then help establish communication between the child and his family on key career guidance issues,” the company said in a statement.
Leoni users can make an online diagnosis of the student’s abilities and interests, as well as use a system of personal recommendations for extracurricular activities. Diagnosis is carried out in the form of a test, its cost is 2.9 thousand rubles.
“Our solution is relevant both for adults who pass on this awareness within the family, and for children, who, when they graduate from school, will benefit from having an idea about their skills and how they can be useful for professional self-identification. . ”, said the founder and CEO of Leoni Anastasia Leonidova.
Leoni Kids LLC was registered in 2018. At the end of 2021, the start-up received revenue of 177 thousand rubles with a net loss of 166 thousand rubles.
In 2021, Leoni closed an investment round of $200,000.
Author:
Kirill Bilyk
Source: RB
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