Mexico
FemTech MX: Pushing LatAm's Health Innovation Agenda
FemTech MX, the first association of its kind in Latin America, was born out of a pressing reality: women in the region spend 25% more time in poor health compared to men.
Mexico
FemTech MX, the first association of its kind in Latin America, was born out of a pressing reality: women in the region spend 25% more time in poor health compared to men.
Latam
CoreNest in El Salvador has officially launched operations with a $25 million venture capital fund, positioning the country as a new hub for technological innovation in Latin America.
Brands
AmazonCure is pioneering the intersection of science and business to bring Amazon bioactives to the global market.
Latam
David Alvo Verdugo, Managing Partner at Impacta VC, drives impact venture capital in Latin America, supporting startups with financial, social, environmental goals.
Brands
Deloitte strengthens its regional presence with the launch of the Marketplace for Central America, Panama, and the Dominican Republic, a strategic initiative designed to expand multidisciplinary services and consolidate the firm’s leadership in the region.
Startups
Bioma, a Brazilian healthtech specializing in genomic and microbiota testing, has raised R$15 million from the Inova Empresa fund, managed by Angra Partners with Finep as its sole investor.
Artificial Intelligence
180 Seguros, the Brazilian insurtech leveraging proprietary AI in a B2B2C model, has secured R$50 million in a pre-Series B funding round.
Startups
UME has secured a R$118 million (US$23 million) Series B round to support its growth and strengthen its technology investments as it approaches breakeven.
Colombia
Colombia has 2,126 active startups and US$513M in raised capital, with Bogotá accounting for over 80 % of the total, according to KPMG’s Tech Report 2024.
Guatemala
Guatemala consumer market 2025 shows resilience and liquidity, with buyers who compare, demand value, and expect purpose.
Colombia
Companies in Colombia pay the highest electricity prices in Latin America, surpassing Chile, Mexico, and the U.S., according to Energy Master.
Latam
Amela has emerged as the largest networking club for women in technology across Latin America and Europe.