Romanian audiobook and e-book platform Voxa has entered a new growth stage, announcing a 30-million-euro valuation following a venture capital investment. The company is now opening an additional financing round for individual investors through a Seedblink crowdfunding campaign.
The startup, launched in Romania and already expanding internationally, secured 2.5 million euros in equity investment from “one of the most relevant venture capital funds in the region.” This post-money valuation positions Voxa among the fastest-growing Romanian tech companies.
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Expansion goals and current ownership
Voxa aims to increase the total value of the round to 3 million euros, with the remaining 500,000 euros available to retail investors on Seedblink until November 27, 2025. The funds will support international expansion and the continued growth of the platform’s book catalog.
Founded in 2020 by tech entrepreneur Cătălin Meșter and Dan Vidrașcu, CEO of Litera Publishing House, the platform initially operated under the name Storis. Beyond Romania, Voxa is active in Hungary and is preparing to enter markets in Southern Europe and Latin America.
During an online call with Seedblink investors, CEO Dan Vidrașcu stated that he and his family currently own over 94% of the company. After the round closes, their stake will drop below 80% as new investors acquire shares. Cătălin Meșter still holds 1.3% but is no longer involved in the company’s operations.
At this point, the reading app has surpassed 1 million users and reports annual recurring revenue (ARR) of 5.5 million euros from subscriptions.
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