As coding and artificial intelligence become increasingly important in everyday life, technology education for children is moving beyond basic computer skills towards practical problem solving and digital creativity. Polish education platform Coding Giants is looking to bring that approach to more students worldwide, securing up to €6 million in venture debt financing from Orbit Capital to accelerate its international expansion.
The financing will support the company’s growth across Europe and the Americas, with a particular focus on strengthening its presence in the United States and Mexico. Coding Giants also plans to pursue opportunities in Spain and other markets through organic growth and potential acquisitions.
Bringing Coding and AI to Young Learners
Founded eight years ago, Coding Giants provides technology education for children and teenagers through courses covering programming, artificial intelligence and mathematics. Its learning model combines technical instruction with practical activities designed to help students understand how digital tools work and how they can use technology to create solutions.
Rather than focusing only on teaching specific programming languages or applications, the company emphasises analytical thinking, creativity and problem solving. These skills can help young learners approach unfamiliar challenges, understand digital systems and participate more actively in a technology driven economy.
Coding Giants aims to make these subjects accessible through structured learning experiences that encourage students to experiment, build projects and apply concepts in practice.
Reaching More Than 130,000 Students
The company has established an international presence, operating across 13 markets in Europe and the Americas. It has reached more than 130,000 students, giving it an established base from which to expand into additional regions.
Its growth reflects a wider opportunity in education as families, schools and communities place greater emphasis on science, technology, engineering and mathematics, commonly known as STEM. As artificial intelligence becomes more visible across industries, demand for learning programmes that introduce children to computational thinking and digital skills is also growing.
For Coding Giants, international expansion offers an opportunity to adapt its educational model to new markets while building on the experience gained through its existing operations.
A Business With $15 Million in Annual Recurring Revenue
Coding Giants currently generates approximately $15 million in annual recurring revenue, or ARR, according to the company information provided. ARR measures the annualised value of recurring revenue streams and is commonly used to track the performance of subscription based businesses.
Its existing scale and international footprint were among the factors highlighted by Orbit Capital when explaining the investment. Jakub Kaczmarek of Orbit Capital pointed to the company’s scalable business model, demand for its educational offering and management team’s experience in international expansion.
The venture debt financing provides Coding Giants with additional capital to pursue growth without relying entirely on a traditional equity funding round. The final amount available is up to €6 million, rather than a fixed commitment to draw the entire facility immediately.
Expanding Across the Americas and Europe
The United States and Mexico are central to the company’s next phase of development. Coding Giants already has an office in Mexico and intends to strengthen its position in both countries as it seeks to reach more students and build its international operations.
Spain is another priority market, alongside other opportunities across Europe. The company plans to combine organic expansion with potential acquisitions, allowing it to explore different routes to entering new markets and broadening its reach.
Its progress will depend on adapting courses to local educational needs, building awareness among families and maintaining consistent learning quality as operations grow.
Preparing Young People for a Digital Future
Co founder Dawid Leśniewicz has said that coding, AI and mathematics help children develop logical thinking, curiosity and problem solving abilities. These capabilities, he argues, are important not only for using technology but also for understanding and creating it.
Coding Giants’ latest financing marks another step in its ambition to make technology education available to more young people internationally. As the company expands, its challenge will be to scale its educational model while ensuring students continue to receive practical, engaging learning experiences that build skills for a rapidly changing digital world.
