Funded Startups in Buenos Aires
Disclosed round sizes in Buenos Aires are tightly clustered below the $100M mark, except for one outlier: MSU Green Energy raised $400M on 2026-06-01 (MSU…
Disclosed round sizes in Buenos Aires are tightly clustered below the $100M mark, except for one outlier: MSU Green Energy raised $400M on 2026-06-01 (MSU Green Energy’s disclosed amount is far above the next-largest disclosed rounds like Pomelo at $55M on 2026-01-20, Epicrisis at $68M on 2025-03-25, and several $35M rounds). At the other edge, the smallest disclosed amount is $18K for Kresko RNAtech on 2025-06-03, while many entries sit in the $1M–$22M band.
The 50 rows span 2020-08-10 (TradeStars, $100K) through 2026-06-05 (Aves Argentinas, $250K). The most recent window is dense: within roughly the last 90 days shown, multiple rounds include Seed and Series A/B/C deals across FinTech/financial services (DePay $4M on 2026-04-09; Lemon Cash $20M on 2025-10-10; Tapi $22M on 2024-07-12; Koibanx $22M on 2022-08-18). Stage labeling is also skewed toward missing detail: 18 of 50 rows are either “Series Unknown” or “undisclosed,” and “Series Unknown” appears most frequently compared with explicit stages. Sectors recurring in 3+ entries include Financial Services/FinTech and Commerce and Shopping, both showing repeated deal activity across multiple years and stage labels.
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What are the biggest and smallest disclosed rounds in this Buenos Aires list, and how sharply do they diverge from the rest?
MSU Green Energy’s $400M on 2026-06-01 is an extreme outlier; the next-largest disclosed rounds include Epicrisis at $68M (2025-03-25) and Pomelo at $55M (2026-01-20). At the low end, Kresko RNAtech’s $40K (2025-06-03) and TradeStars’ $100K (2020-08-10) sit far below the common $1M–$22M range seen across many entries.
Do most deals cluster in a recent time window, or are they evenly distributed across years?
The list spans 2020-08-10 through 2026-06-05, but activity is more concentrated near the top of the table: entries such as MSU Green Energy (2026-06-01, $400M), ZULA Cybersecurity (2026-06-01, $260K), and Aves Argentinas (2026-06-05, $250K) define the most recent edge. Older rounds still appear (e.g., TradeStars in 2020 and Karvi in 2021-06-08 with $10M), but the most recent years contain the densest mix of disclosed sizes.
Are any stage labels missing or unclear more often than explicit stages?
Yes. 18 of 50 rows are either “Series Unknown” or “undisclosed,” including multiple entries with fully missing disclosed amounts (e.g., Patagon AI on 2025-10-31; Adme on 2025-07-01; Wise CX on 2025-02-13). This makes comparisons across stage becomes noisier than comparisons driven by explicit amounts like DePay’s $4M on 2026-04-09 or Pomelo’s $55M on 2026-01-20.
Which sectors appear repeatedly enough to be considered a cluster rather than one-offs?
Financial Services/FinTech shows repeated activity across different years and stages: DePay ($4M on 2026-04-09), Lemon Cash ($20M on 2025-10-10), Remitee ($20M on 2025-10-03), Tapi ($22M on 2024-07-12), and Koibanx ($22M on 2022-08-18). Commerce and Shopping also recurs, including Pomelo ($55M on 2026-01-20), Molinos Río de la Plata’s $50M debt financing (2022-10-05), and multiple venture/seed entries like GeoPagos ($35M on 2022-08-04) and Rebill ($3M on 2022-03-01).
Are there notable outliers within sectors or deal types beyond the single largest round?
Beyond MSU Green Energy’s $400M (2026-06-01), there are additional large disclosed financing events that stand out from the $1M–$22M bulk: Tecpetrol’s $300M debt financing on 2022-10-18 (Energy) and Molinos Río de la Plata’s $50M debt financing on 2022-10-05 (Commerce and Shopping). Meanwhile, very small disclosed rounds like Karvi’s $10M (2021-06-08) and Kresko RNAtech’s $40K (2025-06-03) sit at the opposite extreme within the same city listing.
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