Coding Giants Raises Up to €6 Million in Venture Debt to Expand Internationally

Coding Giants, a Warsaw‑based STEM education platform for children and teenagers, was founded in 2018 by Radosław Kulesza, Dawid Leśniakiewicz, Piotr Pełka and Sebastian Langa. The company offers online and onsite courses covering coding, artificial intelligence and mathematics to learners aged 6‑19, using AI‑powered tools that adapt lessons to each student’s progress. It has already taught more than 130,000 students across 15 countries, including the United States, Mexico, Spain, Italy and several Balkan markets.

In a recent funding round, Coding Giants secured up to €6 million in venture debt from Orbit Capital, a Central and Eastern European growth‑stage investor with over €200 million in assets. The deal follows an €8.5 million equity round led by True Global Ventures in December 2024 and comes at a time when the platform is generating roughly $15 million in annual recurring revenue. Orbit Capital said the financing provides flexibility for the company to pursue growth without altering its core business model.

The company plans to use the new capital primarily to accelerate its footprint in the United States and Mexico, where it already maintains an office in Mexico, and to deepen its presence in Spain through a mix of organic expansion and targeted acquisitions. Coding Giants also intends to explore growth opportunities in other American and European markets, leveraging its scalable educational model and strong demand for STEM learning.

Coding Giants’ courses are delivered through familiar gaming environments such as Minecraft and Roblox, creating an engaging learning experience that blends technical knowledge with practical experimentation. The platform also runs broader initiatives like Gigathon, Poland’s largest programming competition, and clickON, a free nationwide coding event endorsed by the Polish Ministry of Education for children aged 6‑18.