Startups
Magnar Raises US$8 Million to Strengthen Legal AI Platform and Enter Brazil and Mexico
Magnar raises new funding to expand its AI-powered legal platform, strengthen its presence in Latin America, and enter Brazil and Mexico.
Startups
Magnar raises new funding to expand its AI-powered legal platform, strengthen its presence in Latin America, and enter Brazil and Mexico.
Startups
Monibyte and Banco Afirme launch a Visa corporate credit card in Mexico to automate expense management and strengthen financial control.
Brands
Sunbelt Central America advised Iconn on the acquisition of Shell Mexico, leading the M&A, transition, and post-merger integration process.
Startups
Primero raises US$12 million in a Seed round co-led by Kaszek and General Catalyst to expand enterprise AI deployments across Latin America.
Latam
Mexico and Brazil dominate Latin America’s largest VC rounds, with nine of the top 10 deals and fintech leading the region’s mega-deals.
Startups
Rintin has raised $6.2 million in a funding round led by Cometa to expand its AI-powered B2B marketplace, embedded credit offering, logistics network, and digital tools for entrepreneurs in Mexico.
Mexico
Four Media for Equity firms are reshaping Mexico's startup ecosystem by exchanging media exposure for equity and helping founders scale faster.
Brands
Mercado Libre seeks approval to operate investment funds in Mexico amid broader financial expansion plans.
Mexico
Mexico's venture capital market is evolving. Explore how leading GPs are driving market maturity, funding innovation, and redefining the region's future.
Mexico
Betterfly acquires minu in one of Latin America's largest startup deals, creating Mexico's most comprehensive employee benefits platform serving over one million workers.
Startups
RedGirasol has secured a US$5.8 million investment from Credit Saison México to expand its sustainable lending portfolio and strengthen impact investing opportunities across Mexico.
Brands
Oxio plans to transform Mexico’s telecom market after acquiring Movistar México for US$450 million, using artificial intelligence, satellite connectivity, and third-party infrastructure to lower costs and expand coverage.