Funded Startups in Latin America
The largest disclosed round is Plata’s $250M (2025-10-16), and it dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts: the only rounds above $100M are Bladex ($246M o…
The largest disclosed round is Plata’s $250M (2025-10-16), and it dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts: the only rounds above $100M are Bladex ($246M on 2026-04-20) and Vesta Mexico ($243M on 2026-05-14), followed by Robbin and Enter at $100M (2026-05-21 and 2026-05-05). At the low end, Medipreço’s $500K (2026-07-23) sets a clear outlier against the concentration in the tens of millions.
The list also clusters by both time and geography. Round dates span 2025-10-10 through 2026-07-28, with multiple entries appearing in late July 2026 (e.g., Einship $1M on 2026-07-28; Jusfy $15M and Medipreço $500K on 2026-07-23). City concentration is strong around São Paulo (17 entries) and Mexico City (5), and the sector mix is heavy on Financial Services, which appears in far more than a one-off way across the 50 rows.
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Frequently asked
What stands out most in round size—does any single disclosed deal dominate the list?
Plata’s $250M (2025-10-16) is the clear top outlier, with the next-largest disclosed amounts far closer to the mid-$200M range: Bladex at $246M (2026-04-20) and Vesta Mexico at $243M (2026-05-14). After that, Robbin and Enter both show up at $100M (2026-05-21 and 2026-05-05), while the smallest disclosed amount is Medipreço at $500K (2026-07-23).
Are there geographic hubs that repeat—especially around the same city names?
São Paulo appears 17 times and Mexico City appears 5 times, making them the dominant city clusters within the region shown. Examples include multiple São Paulo rounds such as Robbin $100M (2026-05-21) and Enter $100M (2026-05-05), while Mexico City includes DolarApp $70M (2026-03-03) and aviva $18M (2026-07-06).
How concentrated are deals in the most recent part of the timeline?
The newest date in the list is 2026-07-28 (Einship $1M), and late-July entries stack up on 2026-07-23 with Jusfy $15M and Medipreço $500K. Earlier in the span, the list begins at 2025-10-10, but the highest disclosed amounts cluster in 2025-10-16 through mid-2026 (e.g., Plata $250M on 2025-10-16; Bladex $246M on 2026-04-20; Vesta Mexico $243M on 2026-05-14).
What does the sector mix look like—are there repeated themes beyond single-category deals?
Financial Services is one of the most consistently repeated sectors across the rows (e.g., Robbin $100M on 2026-05-21; DolarApp $70M on 2026-03-03; Clara $70M on 2025-11-25; Lemon Cash $20M on 2025-10-10). In contrast, several other sectors appear but with fewer repetitions (for example, Artificial Intelligence shows up multiple times with deals like Einship $1M on 2026-07-28 and aviva $18M on 2026-07-06).
Is there a stage classification pattern, especially around 'Series Unknown'—and where do outlier stages appear?
Across the 50 rows, many entries use 'Series Unknown' (with one row undisclosed on amount), so stage disclosure is uneven compared to named rounds like Series A, B, and C. Named rounds still include large disclosed deals such as Robbin ($100M, Series Unknown), Enter ($100M, Series B on 2026-05-05), and Jusfy ($15M, Series A on 2026-07-23), while Private Equity appears at Vision One ($50M on 2026-07-20).
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