KaszeK Ventures led a US$2.1m round in ChatPay, a Brazilian platform for online fitness and executive coaches that runs on WhatsApp and Telegram. (Brazil Journal) – Com um de cada…
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General Atlantic and SoftBank Lead US$108m Series B in Acesso Digital
September 21, 2020General Atlantic and SoftBank’s Latin America Fund led a US$108m Series B in Acesso Digital, a Brazilian digital identity and facial recognition company. e.Bricks Ventures led a R$40m round in…
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Redpoint eventures led a US$5m round in CyberLabs, a Brazilian computer vision and voice recognition technology developer founded by Movile Co-Founder Marcelo Sales. (Contxto) The new normal calls for technology that reduces…
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Redpoint eventures and abSeed made a US$2.2m Series A investment in Movidesk, a Brazilian multi-channel help-desk platform. abSeed invested previously in 2018. (LexLatin) La startup brasileña de software para soporte…
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Manutara Ventures Invests in Chilean Software Developer Barracks
December 5, 2018Manutara Ventures made an undisclosed investment in Barracks, a Chilean analytics software for gaming. (Iberian Lawyer) Manutara Ventures, through their venture capital tech fund, on an investment in Barracks, a…
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Sequoia Capital and Zetta Venture Partners invested US$2.25m in Rever, a Mexican employee innovation management platform. This is Sequoia’s first known investment in a Mexican startup. Sequoia’s other investments in the region include Nubank and Rappi.
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Angel Ventures Peru Leads US$350k Seed Investment in Startup FitCo
September 30, 2018Angel Ventures Peru led a US$350k seed investment in FitCo, a Peruvian gym management startup that also operates in Mexico, Chile and Colombia.
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SP Ventures and Abseed made a R$5m investment in Aegro, a software platform for grain cultivation with a team from UFRGS and IRGA. SP Ventures also invested in 2017.
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Criatec 2 Invests in Auvo and Spume (em português)
August 9, 2018Criatec 2 made undisclosed investments in Spume, a big data deep learning startup, and Auvo, a field management software platform.
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Guatemala’s Invariantes closes first fund with US$3.5m in commitments from a mix of high-net worth individuals and family offices in Central America and Mexico. The fund is industry agnostic but focuses on early stage technology startups, specifically in software. Invariantes has already made a number of investments in sectors such as transportation, shipping and logistics, and construction management.