RedCore specialists will be delighted to meet and discuss potential partnerships with representatives of promising projects at SIGMA Rome from 3rd to 6th November.

RedCore invites anyone interested in investing in a business group that combines technology products and services for digital markets to visit booth 1045.

“SIGMA Rome is the perfect place to meet teams that are changing the future of technology. We are looking for projects in the areas of iGaming, MarTech, FinTech, Web3, AI/ML, and technology analytics,” comments Ihor Denysov, COO Investments at RedCore. “We offer more than just financing; we provide projects with comprehensive expert support, operational resources, and integration into the infrastructure of an international business group. Our goal is not just to invest funds, but to become a catalyst for growth for ambitious projects.”

RedCore`s investment division focuses on projects that have already moved from the MVP stage with market testing to readiness to scale and grow their business. The business group collaborates with teams and technologies that have a working MVP and demonstrate growth potential, offering not only capital but also a full range of support to accelerate growth.

You can submit your project for consideration by the team via the link: Pitch your project to the RedCore team. Discuss the details at SIGMA Rome 2025 from 3rd to 6th November at the booth 1045.

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