
Roosh X and Tiny Studio offer flexible capital through investment partnership
Roosh X and Tiny Studio offer flexible capital through investment partnership
Offering ticket sizes between $500k and $10M, investment group Roosh and startup builder Tiny Studio seek to challenge European private equity dominance with flexible capital and business co-building support
KYIV, UKRAINE; LONDON, UK. MARCH 2024: Ukrainian investment group Roosh, based in Kyiv and London, and Canadian startup builder Tiny Studio have launched an investment partnership that seeks to challenge private equity orthodoxy in Europe. Targeting profit-focused tech sector companies of $5m+ revenue, whose aims to securely grow are currently unmet by traditional financing options, the partnership will deploy tickets ranging from $500k to $10M.
The partnership is spearheaded by Roosh X, one of the investment wings of Roosh that focuses on scaling and co-building profitable businesses globally in different sectors. Roosh X is combining forces with expert startup builder Tiny Studio to provide a comprehensive blend of capital and business support to founders who seek sustainable growth for their companies.
Roosh’s platform of engineers, ops experts, and business strategists will be made available for the companies backed by the partnership, providing cost-effective support across AI/ML transformation, operational optimisation, R&D, and new revenue stream building. Although sector-agnostic in approach, Roosh X’s centres of expertise align with the gaming, fintech, AI/ML, consumer apps, marketing/adtech and entertainment sectors. This will be fused with Tiny Studio’s exceptional knowledge of company-building as well as its track record of creating and facilitating exits.
Den Dmytrenko, Co-founder & General Partner at Roosh, comments: “This is a radically different proposition to traditional PE. Combining unapologetic ambition with our ecosystem’s extraordinary array of talent and Tiny Studio’s expert startup-building capabilities, this alliance will provide leadership teams with access not only to capital, but to support of breadth and depth simply not currently available from traditional financing options operating in the European market. We’re creating cash cows, not unicorns.”
Oliver Low, CEO of Tiny Studio, comments: “Through our partnership with Roosh X, we aim to deploy our skills in building, scaling, and exiting startups to help founders on their path to startup freedom. We believe that together we can achieve incredible, sustainable, and achievable outcomes for founders and startups on a profit-centric path. With traditional VC drying up and more founders making the pivotal switch away from a growth-at-all-costs mindset, this is the perfect moment for such a fund.”
De-risking growth for revenue-centric businesses – Roosh X and Tiny Studio offer flexible capital
Not all founders desire or require an immediate exit, nor endless rounds of fundraising, and there is a burgeoning demand for optionality via more adaptable, founder-centric capital solutions. The Roosh X & Tiny Studios partnership’s flexible VC investment terms and collaborative co-building approach prioritise profitability alongside growth, enabling founders to maintain greater control over their company’s direction as they expand, as well as guaranteeing the long-term viability of the business.
Roosh X and Tiny Studio will specifically focus on profitable businesses in need of revenue-based-terms capital, guidance, and support to fuel expansion, and/or an eventual exit. The partnership seeks to embolden founders who have already achieved success through revenue and seek to de-risk the acceleration of their long-term business strategy.
The partnership offers businesses:
- Growth capital, to increase revenue
- Developer and talent outsourcing, to increase profit
- Enhanced distribution, to increase revenue
- New product R&D and transformation, to increase revenue and/or profit
- Creation and implementation of new revenue streams, to increase revenue
- Strategic advisory and guidance for leadership teams
- The pathway to an exit as an option, rather than a must-have
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