Coding Giants lands €6M in venture debt to scale STEM education abroad
What's the deal? Polish education platform Coding Giants has secured up to €6 million in venture debt from Orbit CapitalDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → to fund its international expansion. Founded eight years ago, the company teaches coding, artificial intelligence, and mathematics to children and teenagers. It operates across 13 markets in Europe and the Americas and has reached more than 130,000 students.
What's the endgame? Coding Giants plans to use the money primarily to strengthen its presence in the US and Mexico, where it already has an office. It is also eyeing Spain and other markets through organic growth and acquisitions.
By the numbers: The company generates roughly $15 million in annual recurring revenue. Orbit Capital's Jakub Kaczmarek cited its scalable model, rising demand, and the team's experience in international expansion as key reasons for the investment.
Why now? Demand for STEM education is growing across markets. Coding Giants combines technical knowledge with practical learning, pushing students to experiment with technology while developing analytical thinking and problem-solving skills.
What they said: "Coding, AI and mathematics develop logical thinking, curiosity and problem-solving skills," said co-founder Dawid Leśniewicz. "These are the capabilities young people need not only to use technology, but to understand it and actively participate in creating it."
The signal: Venture debt gives a profitable, revenue-generating edtech a path to scale without diluting ownership. For Coding Giants, it signals confidence that its model can travel from Europe into the Americas and beyond.
Read more: Tech.eu
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