byMatheus Tomé August 27, 2024 No comments 1 minute read Brazilian fintech Magie raised a $5.1M seed round led by Lux Capital, marking the fund’s first investment in Brazil. Canary also participated in the round. Magie will use the funds to acquire new clients, strengthen its security infrastructure, and implement new features like facial recognition. […]
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byAraceli Dominguez August 27, 2024 No comments 1 minute read This week’s Espresso covers news from TepMed, EmiteAí, ESG Now, and more! Outline of this episode: [00:27] – TepMed raises $3.6M from SRM Ventures [00:41] – Valetec Capital launches venture builder division [00:55] – ESG Now raises $310K funding round [01:10] – Syonet merges with
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EmiteAí, a Brazilian end-to-end logistics management SaaS, raised $520k in a funding round led by Bossa Invest. GVAngels, GR8 Ventures and Bowl Ventures also participated in the round. EmiteAí will use the funds to expand its portfolio of solutions for the logistics sector. The SaaS startup also plans to strengthen its sales channels and marketing
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byMatheus Tomé August 22, 2024 No comments 1 minute read Brazilian CRM for car dealerships, Syonet, merged with Lead Force, a marketing startup that serves the automotive industry. Following the merger, Syonet started its expansion to Mexico, where it serves clients like Grupo Continental. “We are adopting a strong and comprehensive strategy, with an intelligent
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bySara Delgado August 22, 2024 No comments 1 minute read ESG Now, a Brazilian SaaS startup focused on ESG management, secured $310K in a funding round with participation from DOMO.VC, Sicredi Comunitá, Ventiur and Angels Wallet. With the funds, ESG Now will develop data automation tools and explore generative AI projects. Founded in 2021 by
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byMatheus Tomé August 20, 2024 No comments 1 minute read Brazilian CVC as a service provider Valetec Capital launched a venture builder division. The new division will operate under an “as a service” model, helping companies develop new business areas and building and managing startups from the ground up. In exchange, Valetec will charge a
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byAraceli Dominguez August 20, 2024 No comments 1 minute read This week’s Espresso covers news from Tucán, Veikul, Andes STR, and more! Outline of this episode: [00:27] –Tucán secures $1M seed round [00:43] – Veikul raises $3M in seed round [00:58] – Andes STR raises $4M in a round led by Executive Venture Fund [01:12]
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TepMed, a Brazilian fintech specializing in financial solutions for healthcare clinics and hospitals, raised $3.6M from SRM Ventures. TepMed will use the funds to provide additional capital for financing and reimbursement and grow its client base. “With TepMed, we now have 12 companies in our portfolio… The health insurance market is large, but lacks specific
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byMatheus Tomé August 15, 2024 No comments 1 minute read Welcome to the LatamList roundup, your bi-monthly summary of the Latin America startup scene. South America took the spotlight in the first half of August, with activity in Colombia, Argentina, Brazil, and Chile. Here are the partnerships, expansions, and fundings we saw in the last
byAraceli Dominguez August 13, 2024 No comments 1 minute read This week’s Espresso covers news from Global66, BUO, and more! Outline of this episode: [00:28] – Stori raises $212M in a debt and equity deal [00:38] – Global66 launches global accounts [00:59] – BUO raises $3M in a seed round led by Dila Capital [01:16]
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bySara Delgado August 13, 2024 No comments 1 minute read Japanese financial services group Credit Saison allocated $100m each for newly-formed subsidiaries Credit Saison Brazil and Credit Saison Mexico. “We chose Mexico and Brazil for their market potential and mature fintech ecosystems. Latin America holds the greatest growth potential for us outside Asia,” said Kosuke
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byMatheus Tomé August 1, 2024 No comments 1 minute read Welcome to the LatamList roundup, your bi-monthly summary of the Latin America startup scene. Fintechs made up the majority of headlines in the second part of July, with payment startups being especially active. Here are the product launches, partnerships, expansions, and funding we saw in
