Dodreams Receives A Major Investment From Top Finnish Investors

DodreamsDodreams Oy, a Finnish MMO-gaming company, has received a major investment from some of the top Finnish investors working with early stage companies. Dodreams offers portal and media companies tournament system software and services to combine MMO gaming with mass media. They recently worked with MTV3, the largest commercial television channel in Finland, to launch and host the Maailmannopeinkansa.fi -game (translates to world's fastest people). The amount of the investment was not disclosed, but the investors are Veraventure Oy, Risto Siilasmaa (F-Secure founder), Optiomi Invest Oy and the private investor Klaus Berner. The amount and status of the investors in the Finnish ecosystem puts the investment, with my educated guess, roughly in the area of 500 000 - 1 000 000 €.

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Frosmo Secures A Class Angel Round

FrosmoFrosmo, a Finnish based skill gaming company, has secured an angel round from highly distinguished investors and individuals according to Kauppalehti. The size of the investment round has not been disclosed, but the investment round included 6 individuals; Risto Siilasmaa, Hannu Vaajoensuu, Kirsi Eräkangas, Markku Toivanen, Jarkko Veijalainen and Klaus Berner. Kauppalehti tells that the investment will enable the company's strong growth overseas - so it is a relatively large angel round.

Frosmo is company developing a browser based skill gaming service, very much like that of King.com - the world's largest and most popular casual skill gaming community. Frosmo's main markets are in Eastern Europe and Asia - not the most common country's of operations for a Nordic company. Nevertheless, Eastern Europe has been a growing market for casual games in the recent years.

Frosmo has some 40 000 players daily. While their main site may not be the fanciest of sites on the internet, they tailor their service to customers through partners. In Finland they have partnered for example with MTV3 to host their service TopKani.fi which is a lot more user friendly and attractive.

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