Funded Startups in Sao Paulo
Across the 50 most recent disclosed rounds, the largest disclosed amount is Brazil Tower Company’s $108M (Series Unknown) on 2025-03-07, which dwarfs the r…
Across the 50 most recent disclosed rounds, the largest disclosed amount is Brazil Tower Company’s $108M (Series Unknown) on 2025-03-07, which dwarfs the rest of the disclosed figures in this window (the next-highest disclosed rounds visible include Vammo at $45M on 2025-10-30 and ISA Saúde at $30M on 2025-11-02). Amounts cluster around smaller seed-to-growth tickets: many entries sit in the hundreds of thousands to low tens of millions, while the disclosed floor is $80K (nuviz, Pre-Seed, 2025-02-28). The list also shows a strong geographic pattern: every row is labeled São Paulo, Brazil, with 2025 rounds spanning 2025-01-20 (Liora Energia, undisclosed) to 2025-11-28 (Sanii, $920K).
Two concentration patterns stand out. First, stage/disclosure is skewed: 5 entries are marked “undisclosed” (Ramax Group on 2025-09-30; Kirvano on 2025-09-10; Fitinsur on 2025-08-08; Cloud Humans on 2025-05-07; Liora Energia on 2025-01-20), and 12 entries use “Venture - Series Unknown” or “Series Unknown” classifications, including Vammo (Series B) as a separate labeled case and several “unknown” rounds such as zMatch at $2M on 2025-10-19 and Caf at $9M on 2025-09-27. Second, AI and FinTech/Financial Services show up repeatedly: AI appears in Sanii-adjacent ecosystems (Sanii is Wellness, Fitness, Community; AI explicitly in twiggy 2025-10-30 at $650K; Lastro 2025-09-30 at $16M; Enter 2025-09-24 at $35M; Arvo 2025-09-15 at $20M), while FinTech/Financial Services spans entries like Bull ($2M, Pre-Seed, 2025-10-15), Crown ($8M, Seed, 2025-10-14), Kamino ($10M, Series A, 2025-09-13), and Azos ($30M, Series B, 2025-02-19).
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Frequently asked
What’s the biggest disclosed round in Sao Paulo here, and how much larger is it than the rest?
Brazil Tower Company’s $108M (Series Unknown) on 2025-03-07 is the top disclosed amount, and it is materially above the next-largest disclosed rounds visible such as Vammo at $45M (Series B, 2025-10-30) and ISA Saúde at $30M (Series B, 2025-11-02).
How concentrated are deal sizes, given the smallest and largest disclosed amounts shown?
The smallest disclosed amount is nuviz at $80K (Pre-Seed, 2025-02-28), while the largest disclosed amount is $108M; most other disclosed rounds fall between the low hundreds of thousands and low tens of millions (for example, Typcal at $410K on 2025-09-28 and BotCity at $12M on 2025-09-24).
Which entries fall at the temporal edges of the 50-row window?
The most recent round date shown is 2025-11-28 (Sanii, Seed, $920K), while the oldest date shown is 2025-01-20 (Liora Energia, Seed, amount undisclosed).
Is disclosure or round-identity naming skewed toward “unknown” stages?
“Undisclosed” appears 5 times (Ramax Group on 2025-09-30; Kirvano on 2025-09-10; Fitinsur on 2025-08-08; Cloud Humans on 2025-05-07; Liora Energia on 2025-01-20). In addition, 12 entries are labeled “Series Unknown” or “Venture - Series Unknown,” including zMatch ($2M, 2025-10-19) and Caf ($9M, 2025-09-27).
Are there over-represented sectors in these recent Sao Paulo rounds?
AI appears repeatedly across multiple dated rounds and ticket sizes, including twiggy at $650K (Pre-Seed, 2025-10-30), Lastro at $16M (Series A, 2025-09-30), and Enter at $35M (Series A, 2025-09-24). FinTech/Financial Services also recurs across stages, including Bull ($2M, Pre-Seed, 2025-10-15), Crown ($8M, Seed, 2025-10-14), Kamino ($10M, Series A, 2025-09-13), and Azos ($30M, Series B, 2025-02-19).
Are there any notable outliers besides the $108M round, based on disclosed amounts?
Beyond the $108M outlier (Brazil Tower Company on 2025-03-07), the list also contains several very small disclosed rounds near the bottom of the scale, such as Mastery B2B Tech at $70K (Pre-Seed, 2025-11-07) and nuviz at $80K (Pre-Seed, 2025-02-28), both far below the mid-range clusters like Vammo ($45M, 2025-10-30) and ISA Saúde ($30M, 2025-11-02).
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