DZP advises startup SuppMatch on pre-seed funding round - Deals corner

DZP advised SuppMatch on securing funding to further develop its AI technology that helps consumers choose dietary supplements.

Polish startup SuppMatch has raised USD 1.3 million in a pre-seed funding round involving Aegis Capital and private investors, including Mati Staniszewski, co-founder of ElevenLabs. The funding will support further technology development and expand the network of online retailers using the company’s solution.

SuppMatch is developing an AI-powered assistant that draws on scientific research to help consumers select dietary supplements. The tool integrates with e-commerce platforms, allowing online retailers to make it available to their customers.

DZP advised SuppMatch on the conversion of loans provided by angel investors, the negotiation of transaction documents for Aegis Capital’s equity investment, including the investment and shareholders’ agreement, and the preparation of documents relating to Mati Staniszewski’s investment.

The DZP team comprised Katarzyna Cichy, Associate, Maciej Zajda, Partner, and Piotr Parzyszek, Senior Associate, from the Capital Markets and Financial Institutions Practice.