Miras Sovetov, co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Nomad Venture Studio, announced an agreement with Singapore-based firm PvX Partners (the-tech.kz). The arrangement provides access to up to 100 million dollars in financing designed for user acquisition across digital products. The agreement establishes a credit facility rather than an upfront lump-sum transfer of capital.
Mechanics of User Acquisition Financing Model
Under the terms of the facility, funds are deployed directly into growth marketing and advertising initiatives. Repayment occurs from future revenue generated by acquired user cohorts. This structure allows software developers to scale operations without selling equity or diluting founder control (pvxpartners.com). Nomad Venture Studio links this capital to entering new international markets and testing new product lines. The projection of reaching over 100 million dollars in annualized revenue within 6 to 12 months represents the executive forecast rather than realized revenue.
Core Products and Advertising Automation Platform
According to corporate filings, Nomad Venture Studio was founded by Miras Sovetov and Margulan Yermek (nomadventurestudio.com). The studio positions itself as a Central Asian tech venture focused on artificial intelligence, online education, and freelance tools. Its flagship product is JobEscape, a platform providing applied training in generative AI technologies. According to company disclosures, JobEscape generates approximately 3 million dollars in monthly revenue, serves users across 173 countries, and provides learning materials in over 19 languages (the-tech.kz). To optimize marketing, the firm utilizes Console AI. The company estimates this internal system runs around 50,000 ad tests annually and automates up to 70 percent of manual creative workflows.
Implications for Regional Tech Ecosystem
The deal highlights non-dilutive financing alternatives for technology companies from Kazakhstan. Earlier ecosystem developments showed international partnerships, such as when Astana Hub and Ghent University Announce Joint AI and Mathematics Lab at Alem.ai to support machine learning research. Furthermore, localized AI solutions continue to expand as NCSpeech Introduces Voice Models for Mixed Kazakh-Russian Speech for business speech recognition.
Corporate Plans and Engineering Team Growth
The leadership emphasized that access to performance marketing capital protects founder ownership while scaling product distribution (the-tech.kz). The studio stated intentions to expand its engineering and operations team in Kazakhstan. Specific job openings, qualifications, and salary benchmarks were not disclosed in the statement.
