Funded Startups in Argentina
The 50 most recent funding rounds tracked for Argentine startups span October 2022 through October 2025, with Buenos Aires and its surrounding districts ac…
The 50 most recent funding rounds tracked for Argentine startups span October 2022 through October 2025, with Buenos Aires and its surrounding districts accounting for the large majority of deals. Financial services and fintech lead by volume — Remitee ($20M), Takenos ($5M seed), Pomelo ($40M Series B), Tapi ($22M Series A), Koibanx ($22M Series A), and InvGate ($35M) illustrate the depth of investor interest in payments infrastructure, lending, and blockchain across multiple years. Agriculture technology is the second most active sector, represented by eight companies including Kilimo, ucrop.it, Agrotoken, and Puna Bio.
Geographic concentration beyond Buenos Aires is modest but present: Córdoba hosts Kilimo and Aipha G, Rosario anchors a small biotech cluster with Mycorium Biotech and Michroma, and Tucumán accounts for BioBlends, Sylvarum, and CIRCCLO. The largest disclosed venture round in the dataset is Epicrisis at $68M Series B (March 2025, hardware), followed by Pomelo at $40M Series B (January 2024). Seed and Pre-Seed stages dominate by deal count, while Series A and Series B transactions carry the highest disclosed amounts.
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What are the largest disclosed rounds among Argentine startups in this dataset?
The largest pure venture round is Epicrisis at $68M Series B (March 2025, hardware, Buenos Aires), followed by Pomelo at $40M Series B (January 2024, financial services) and InvGate at $35M (July 2023, financial services). Outside pure venture, Genneia raised $85M in February 2023 and Tecpetrol raised $300M via debt financing in October 2022.
Which sectors attract the most funding activity in Argentina?
Financial services and fintech account for roughly 10 of the 50 companies, including Remitee ($20M, October 2025), Takenos ($5M seed, October 2025), Pomelo ($40M Series B), Tapi ($22M Series A), Koibanx ($22M Series A), and InvGate ($35M). Agriculture technology is the second most represented sector, with eight companies — Kilimo, ucrop.it, Agrotoken, Puna Bio, Sylvarum, Nativas, BioBlends, and ucrop.it — spread across Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Rosario, and Tucumán.
Where are most funded Argentine startups headquartered?
Buenos Aires and its immediate districts (including Palermo, Boulogne, and Olivos) account for the large majority of the 50 companies. Secondary clusters appear in Córdoba (Kilimo, Aipha G), Rosario in Santa Fe (Mycorium Biotech, Michroma, Nativas), and Tucumán (BioBlends, Sylvarum, CIRCCLO). Mendoza (Bioeutectics) and Corrientes (Fibrazo) each account for one company.
What round stages appear most often in this dataset?
Seed is the most frequent stage, followed by Pre-Seed and rounds classified as Series Unknown or Venture - Series Unknown. Series A deals include Tapi ($22M, July 2024), Kilimo ($8M, June 2024), and Koibanx ($22M, August 2022). Series B deals are Epicrisis ($68M, March 2025) and Pomelo ($40M, January 2024), representing the two largest disclosed venture rounds in the set.
How active has Argentine startup funding been in 2025?
Thirteen of the 50 rows carry 2025 dates. The four most recent are from October 2025: Patagon AI (venture, undisclosed), Menta ($50K seed), Takenos ($5M seed), and Remitee ($20M venture). Earlier in 2025, Epicrisis closed a $68M Series B (March), Roxom Global raised $18M at Pre-Seed (May), and ucrop.it closed a $500K seed (May).
Is there a biotech funding cluster in Argentina?
Six biotechnology companies appear in the dataset. Rosario (Santa Fe) hosts two — Mycorium Biotech ($250K pre-seed, May 2023) and Michroma (seed, January 2023) — suggesting a small cluster there. Other biotech deals include Kresko RNAtech (Buenos Aires, June 2025), BioBlends (San Miguel de Tucumán, July 2025), Bioeutectics ($2M seed, Mendoza, January 2024), and VU ($4M, Buenos Aires, April 2023).
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