Valor Capital

The IFC led a R$70m investment in Revelo, a Brazil-based job matching platform, with follow-on from Valor Capital, Dalus Capital, FJLabs, and corporate investor Seek.  Previous investors include Social Capital, Graph Ventures and…

The recent EU-LatAm trade deals are a bright spot in the midst of a complex political environment in Latin America’s major economies and LAVCA data shows growth opportunities in tech-related startups, infrastructure, power and renewable energy, and consumer sectors.

Brazilian geo-precision startup In Loco raised a US$20m series B led by Valor Capital and Unbox Capital, the Trajano family office, with participation from Naspers and others. (Brazil Journal) A…

Valor Capital raised US$56.8m toward a US$100m second venture capital fund, according to an SEC filing.

Invus Opportunities made a R$54m investment in Brazilian edtech Descomplica, with participation from previous investors Valor Capital, Amadeus Capital and Social Capital.  (Press Release) O Descomplica, maior empresa de ensino digital…

Valor Capital’s Fund II received a US$7m commitment from the IFC. The fund’s target size is US$100m. (IFC) The proposed is an equity investment of up to $7M in Valor…

Goldman Sachs led a US$20m Series C investment in Brazilian trucking startup CargoX, with participation from Qualcomm Ventures, Soros, and existing investors Valor Capital, Agility Logistics, and Uber co-founder Oscar…

Company: GuiaBolso Co-Founders: Benjamin Gleason, Thiago Alvarez Investors: Vostok Emerging Finance, the IFC, QED Investors, Ribbit Capital, KaszeK Ventures, Omidyar Network, Valor Capital, e.Bricks, Endeavor Catalyst GuiaBolso is a mobile personal finance…

Valor Capital led a US$4.6m investment in Revelo (formerly Contratado.me), a Brazilian job marketplace, with participation from Australian recruiting company Seek. Revels previously raised seed capital from Social Capital, Graph…

Nibo is a fintech startup empowering small businesses to navigate Brazil’s complicated accounting and tax landscape. With 2,000 accountants on the platform, and integrations with over sixty major accounting software solutions in Brazil, Nibo raised a R$20m Series A from Swedish investor Vostok Emerging Finance, with participation from existing investors Redpoint eventures and Valor Capital, to scale their platform.