Funded Health Care Startups in Brazil
Disclosed funding in this Brazil health care list is dominated by one large outlier: Bionexo’s private equity round of $81M (2021-10-15), which dwarfs the…
Disclosed funding in this Brazil health care list is dominated by one large outlier: Bionexo’s private equity round of $81M (2021-10-15), which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts in the table (e.g., Mevo’s $20M on 2024-09-18 and Sami’s $20M on 2021-12-14). The disclosed floor is $100K (Cyon Equipamentos on 2021-08-10 and Senior Concierge on 2021-07-14), with the rest largely clustering in mid-single-digit to low-double-digit rounds (for example, $2M–$13M entries like Central da Visão $2M on 2024-11-06 and Hilab $12M on 2022-11-16). Geographically, the entries concentrate in São Paulo: 24 of 31 rows list São Paulo city, and 28 of 31 list São Paulo state, including multiple São Paulo-based companies across 2024–2022.
Temporally, rounds span from 2020-08-01 (Closecare) through 2025-01-01 (Pipo Saúde). The most recent 6 rows fall within about 4 months (2024-11-06 through 2025-01-01), suggesting tighter activity near the top of the dataset. Stage and disclosure are mixed: 10 of 31 rows show “undisclosed” amounts and 6 of 31 use “Series Unknown” as the round label; examples include Clinia’s pre-seed $350K (2024-11-21) versus Pipo Saúde (2025-01-01) marked undisclosed.
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Frequently asked
What is the largest disclosed round here, and how does it compare with the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Bionexo’s $81M private equity round on 2021-10-15 is the clear outlier. The next-largest disclosed figures shown are $20M (Mevo on 2024-09-18) and $20M (Sami on 2021-12-14), while many other disclosed rounds sit far lower (e.g., Central da Visão at $2M on 2024-11-06).
Are São Paulo cities or states over-represented among these funded health care startups?
Yes. 24 of 31 rows list São Paulo city, and 28 of 31 list São Paulo state (with the remaining entries spread across states such as Rio Grande do Sul, Paraná, Ceará, and Minas Gerais).
How much of the dataset is concentrated in the most recent time window shown?
The latest 6 rows span from Central da Visão’s 2024-11-06 round through Pipo Saúde on 2025-01-01, and multiple disclosed rounds appear in that window (Clinia $350K on 2024-11-21; Mevo $20M on 2024-09-18 sits just before it). Overall, the table runs from 2020-08-01 (Closecare) to 2025-01-01 (Pipo Saúde).
Which stage/disclosure patterns dominate: “undisclosed” amounts and “Series Unknown” labels?
10 of 31 rows are marked “undisclosed” amounts (including Pipo Saúde on 2025-01-01 and Beep Saúde on 2022-11-14). Separately, 6 of 31 entries use a “Series Unknown” style round label (for example, Vetwork on 2024-09-09 and Biologix on 2024-05-07).
Where do you see large gaps between the smallest and next-smallest disclosed rounds?
The smallest disclosed amount is $100K (Cyon Equipamentos on 2021-08-10 and Senior Concierge on 2021-07-14). Even with those floors, disclosed amounts quickly move into higher tiers such as $1M (e.g., Digital Aligner on 2022-05-11) and $2M (e.g., Central da Visão on 2024-11-06), with the $81M Bionexo round far above the rest.
Do funding sizes cluster more around early-stage labels or include a broad spread into later rounds?
There is a mix rather than a single pattern: early labels include Clinia’s pre-seed $350K (2024-11-21) and Bio’s seed $390K (2023-04-03), while later-stage labels include Mevo’s Series B $20M (2024-09-18) and Bionexo’s private equity $81M (2021-10-15). The spread suggests both early and late rounds appear throughout the date range rather than one dominating stage.
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