Mamazen Crowdfunding for a Startup Studio with the Aim of Founding 15 Startups by 2026

IH1, the holding company of Mamazen, launched, before Christmas, a crowdfunding campaign with entry fees of less than €100,000 to give investors with different capital capacities the opportunity to invest in the Mamazen portfolio under the same conditions as direct investors.

The project aims to found 15 high-potential companies by 2026, of which 5 are already active and with growing revenues: Morsy (Cloud canteen B2B, with an annual turnover of €900,000), Inpoi (proptech), Orangogo (digital) , Deeva (hairdresser on demand) and Pelomatto (pet service). A portfolio open to different reference markets, capable of mitigating overall risk.

The campaign, which had a minimum collection goal of €100,000, greatly exceeded it in the first 24 hours and, to date, has raised almost €200,000.

Mamazen, a Startup Studio that deals with exploring markets, identifying real needs, satisfying them and making them usable for society, started the campaign by creating the Zen Srl company as the object of the crowdfunding collection, as a unique vehicle for investing capital in the IH1 holding, launched at the end of 2021 to give investors greater certainty.

In fact, if on the one hand the Firm reduces risks by allowing only the ideas that have passed the analysis and validation phase on the market to be developed, the Holding on the other invests only in the best ones, further increasing the firm’s de-risking.

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Mamazen, founded in Turin and active since 2018, was the first company to implement the Startup Studio model in Italy

Born from an idea by Farhad Alessandro Mohammadi, it is currently one of the few Venture Builders in Italy with a consolidated model of generating and validating ideas capable of improving and optimizing the process of creating and launching startups.

With a board made up of experts in the entrepreneurship sector and with several Exits behind us, the final objective is to increase the success rate of companies launched on the market to create sustainable businesses capable of having a long-term employment impact.

With the creation of IH1, which aims to invest €10 million in 5 years, of which €7 million in the startups founded, Mamazen was the first to import the Dual Entity Model into Italy, a successful investment model born in the United States United.

“ We decided to launch the campaign following the request of some investors who wanted to get on board our project ” declares Farhad Alessandro Mohammadi, CEO of Mamazen “ We are very proud of the trust given to us, undoubtedly the result of a lot of work and internal skills within Mamazen and the holding. The objective, after having reached 15 startups founded by 2026, will be to generate exits from the sales of equity investments so as to give investors considerable profits, as well as providing the market with services and businesses capable of responding efficiently to its demand.”

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