Startups
Eywa Biotech, an Argentine startup founded by Victoria Costa Paz, raised USD 2.5 million in a seed round led by Tim Draper. The company develops pharmaceutical-grade psychedelic compounds like psilocybin through sustainable biotechnology to advance innovative mental health treatments worldwide.
Startups
Mexican Startups are placing sustainability at the heart of their business strategies, signaling a major shift in Latin America’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Artificial Intelligence
ChambasAI, a Mexican HR Tech startup, has secured US$500,000 in funding to expand its AI-driven job marketplace for operational roles.
Startups
Infleet has raised R$40 million in a Series A round led by Canary, Indicator, and Citrino Ventures, with participation from DOMO.VC, Scale-Up Endeavor, and BluStone.
Colombia
Uventures marks a new milestone in Medellín’s innovation landscape. The city has launched a specialized fund focused on university-based entrepreneurship, with the ambitious goal of incubating 300 startups over the next five years.
Startups
KunzA.I Ventures, founded by the former CEO of Endeavor, announced its inaugural fund to back AI startups in the mining industry. The firm seeks to differentiate itself with active involvement in the operations of its portfolio companies.
Startups
Kamino is redefining financial operations for mid-sized companies in Brazil, a segment long underserved by traditional solutions.
Mexico
Mexico City, October 2, 2025. In the dynamic Mexican entrepreneurial ecosystem of 2025, these startups have captured the industry's attention for their transformative potential. Each company represents a unique opportunity to generate positive impact while building solid value propositions with experienced and committed teams. Context of Mexico’s
Startups
Sempli, the Colombian fintech specializing in digital loans for micro and small businesses, has announced a new $10 million debt funding round.
Central America
MAWI transforms Latin America's construction industry by improving project management, efficiency, and competitiveness amid growth and technological challenges
Startups
Chefia, the Brazilian platform dedicated to supporting food service entrepreneurs, has raised $190K in a new funding round led by Investidores.vc ($171K) and Anjos do Brasil ($19K).
Startups
Nawaiam is emerging as a key partner on education and preparing the next generation of professionals in El Salvador by using gaming to guide adolescents in their educational and career decisions.