News with Category - Venture Capital
Larian AI Receives BRL 2 Million Investment from Bossa Invest
The startup will use the funds to develop new artificial intelligence agents and expand internationally. Read the news in Portugueses.
With BRL 40M Series A, InFleet Aims to Expand AI in Fleet Management
The Series A round was led by Canary, Indicator, and Citrino Ventures. With the funding, the startup will accelerate its growth pace. Read the news in Portuguese.
Investors Resume Startup Funding, Focusing on More Solid Businesses
The Venture Capital industry has reached a significant level of maturity, which is crucial for its continued development and ability to attract investment. Read the news in Portuguese.
CUB Raises USD 5.5 Million to Become the ‘Nervous System’ of the Real Estate Market
The Series A round was led by Alexia Ventures and Upload Ventures. With the funding, the startup aims to accelerate commercial operations and launch new product lines. Read the news in Portuguese.
RevisaPrev Raises BRL 3.8 Million from Bossa Invest Link:
The round was led by Domo VC and Bossa Invest. The investment marks the launch of a groundbreaking service in Brazil – the advance payment of retirement funds, developed in partnership with a financial institution. Read the news in Portuguese.
Startup Raises BRL 106 Million to Help Health Insurers Avoid Being Taken Advantage Of
The round was led by Kaszek and Base10 Partners. With the investment, Arvo aims to develop the next stages of the payment process, optimizing the relationship between health insurers and service providers.
Omie raises R$ 855 million, the largest funding round of 2025
The funding round was led by Partners Group and provided a partial exit for all funds that had invested in the startup, including Softbank, Riverwood Capital, Astella, Tencent, Dynamo, HIX Capital, Bogari Capital, and Brasil Capital, among other investors. Read the news in Portuguese.
Lazuli Partners’ plans to become “the leading asset manager” in sports
With LZ Sports, its new investment arm, the firm will focus on sports, media, entertainment, and related technologies, following a broader investment thesis.
‘SaaS is not dead,’ says Sidney Chameh, founder of DGF and a VC pioneer in Brazil
Chameh states that software development has accelerated with the adoption of AI, but that doesn’t mean SaaS is dead.