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    BCR Seed Starter invests 500,000 euros in Romanian edtech company Kinderpedia

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    BCR Seed Starter announces a 500,000 euros investment in Kinderpedia, a Romanian technology company that has developed a SaaS management and communication platform for schools and nurseries. The investment completes  the 2.7 million euros round led by Polish investment fund Simpact Ventures, in which existing investors Early Game Ventures and ROCA X also participated.

    Kinderpedia joins the BCR Seed Starter portfolio alongside Licenseware, Profluo and FieldOS, in line with BCR Seed Starter’s strategy of supporting Romanian technology start-ups with internationally scalable business models.

    Founded by Daniel Rogoz, Evelina Necula and Valentin Ilea, Kinderpedia has developed a SaaS platform that integrates the academic, administrative and financial management of education institutions, covering the entire student journey: from admissions and enrolment to classroom activities, progress assessment, family communication, automated invoicing and payment management. By centralising data and automating repetitive processes, the platform helps teachers save more than nine hours per week on administrative work and gives leadership teams an up-to-date view of academic, operational and financial performance. Available on the web and through mobile applications in more than 45 languages, Kinderpedia also integrates AI-powered features that simplify communication, reporting and student progress monitoring.

    More than 2,000 schools and nurseries across over 40 countries are currently registered on Kinderpedia, forming an international community of more than 500,000 teachers, students, parents and education leaders. The company is strengthening its presence in Central and Eastern Europe, accelerating commercial growth in the Middle East and Africa, and continuing its expansion into Latin American markets.

    “We are investing in Kinderpedia because we see the company as an example of how technology developed in Romania can create value on a global scale. The team has built a product that addresses real needs in education, helping schools operate more efficiently and enabling teachers and families to collaborate more effectively. As the first CVC of a bank in Romania, we provide the companies we invest in with capital, banking expertise and access to BCR’s network of clients and partners. In this way, we contribute to building a Romanian entrepreneurial community capable of delivering meaningful innovation, with social impact and competitiveness in international markets,” said Carmen Dibuș, CEO of BCR Seed Starter.

    “BCR Seed Starter’s investment provides Kinderpedia with the resources needed to accelerate our international growth and brings us closer to our goal of building intelligent, integrated infrastructure that connects the entire educational journey, gives school leadership teams clearer access to information and strengthens collaboration between schools and families. The launch of our admissions management module and international digital markbook reflects this direction and expands Kinderpedia’s ability to meet the needs of diverse institutions and education systems. At the same time, we continue to develop AI-powered features that simplify access to data and reduce repetitive tasks, allowing teachers and school leaders to focus on supporting every child. We are delighted to welcome BCR Seed Starter as a partner that brings not only capital, but also experience, credibility and access to a valuable ecosystem for our next stage of growth,” said Daniel Rogoz, CEO and Co-founder of Kinderpedia.

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