Anton Avrynskyi, founder of the health product search and delivery service Liki24, announced the platform’s launch in the United Kingdom. This market has already become one of Liki24’s top five revenue-generating markets.
“After just two months of testing and six years of planning, one month in, the UK is already among our four best European markets by revenue,” Avrynskyi wrote on Facebook.
He described the UK as a “mature e-commerce market” and the company’s first expansion outside the EU, noting strong demand among British users for Liki24’s services.
“Some of our first users have already placed five or more orders each. Air delivery, which delivers orders within 1–2 days, is also extremely popular. It seems people in the UK still want better access to health products,” Avrynskyi said.
Last year, Liki24 launched in Germany, investing $100,000 in the market. Recently, the service raised $9 million in investment and is reportedly valued at $50 million.
