EU-Startups credits Soula with €350K raised since its 2022 founding. The list covers ten Cyprus startups founded after 2020.
On January 22, 2024, Tea Vrcic of EU-Startups published a list titled "From Nicosia to Limassol: 10 promising startups in Cyprus to watch in 2024 and beyond". Soula is one of the ten. EU-Startups describes it as a Limassol-based company that gives expectant mothers emotional and physical support during and after pregnancy.
EU-Startups Describes Soula as Support for Expectant Mothers
EU-Startups gives Soula one paragraph. It opens with this sentence:
“Limassol-based Soula provides emotional and physical support for expectant mothers during and after pregnancy, bringing them closer to doula knowledge and care.”
The paragraph names three features: chatbot guidance, evidence-based content, and a forthcoming pregnancy planner/tracker. It says Soula aims to smooth the transition into motherhood while promoting the importance of doula support. It ends with this line:
“Founded in 2022, they have raised €350K”
Ten Cyprus Startups Founded After 2020 Make the List
CBN reports that EU-Startups published a curated list of 10 Cyprus startups expected to thrive in the new year, all founded after 2020. The other nine are Ask Wire, BrightCart, Buildbuild, Etolls EU, Fibery, Gameram, Mad Curve, UITrial and Zero10.
CBN Ran the List on January 24 and Credits EU-Startups
On January 24, 2024, CBN ran the list under the headline "Expert website lists 10 promising startups in Cyprus to watch in 2024". CBN repeats EU-Startups' description of Soula and credits EU-Startups.com as the source.
About Soula
Soula is a Limassol-based company that gives expectant mothers emotional and physical support during and after pregnancy, according to EU-Startups.
Media contact: n.miranchuk@soula.care · soula.care
Sources
- Tea Vrcic, From Nicosia to Limassol: 10 promising startups in Cyprus to watch in 2024 and beyond, EU-Startups, January 22, 2024.
- CBN-Reporter, Expert website lists 10 promising startups in Cyprus to watch in 2024, Cyprus Business News, January 24, 2024.