Tiger Global led a USD55m Series B for Bold, a Colombia-based payment platform for MSMEs, with participation from General Atlantic and Endeavor Catalyst, and follow-on from Piton Capital, Global Founders Capital, InQLab, Kingsway Capital, Solid Ventures, Grupo Auteco, Amador and Condor Inverlink. Read more… Read More
Glade Brook Capital Partners led a USD125m Series C for Chile-based insurtech Betterfly at a reported USD1b valuation, with participation from Greycroft and Lightrock, and follow-on from QED Investors and DST Global. Read more… Read More
XP invested BRL48m (~USD9m) in the form of convertible debentures in Brazil-based corporate supply company BR Supply. XP previously invested BRL92m (~USD17m) in convertible debentures, bringing its total commitment to BRL140m (~USD26m). Read more… Read More
Riverwood Capital and SoftBank led a ~USD93m round for Gupy, a Brazil-based, AI-powered recruiting platform, with follow-on from Oria Capital, Endeavor Catalyst and MAYA Capital. Read more… Read More
BlackRock Real Assets, through its Global Renewable Energy Fund III, agreed to invest up to USD200m in a 435 MW portfolio of solar projects in Chile. Read more… Read More
DX Ventures, the CVC arm of Brazilian wood panel manufacturer Duratex, invested ~USD14.8m in Brasil ao Cubo, a Brazil-based modular construction startup. Read more… Read More
Nexu, a Mexico-based car financing platform, raised a USD50m Series A from Altos Ventures, Squareone Capital, Architect Capital, Clocktower Technology Ventures, Tresalia Capital, FJ Labs, Gilgamesh Ventures and Grupo Capital Empresarial (CAPEM), and follow-on from Wollef Ventures. Read more… Read More
Fidelity Management led a USD260m Series F for Brazil-based fintech Creditas at a reported USD4.8b valuation, with participation from Spanish investors Actyus and Greentrail Capital, and follow-on from KASZEK, QED Investors, VEF, SoftBank Vision Fund, SoftBank Latin America, Lightrock, Headline, Wellington Management and Sunley House Capital. Read more… Read More
Castlelake agreed to provide up to USD600m in financing to Brazilian airline Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes for the purchase of Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft. Read more… Read More
Linzor Capital Partners acquired 70% of inConcert, a Spain-based, end-to-end SaaS solutions for digital marketing and customer experience with offices in Latin America, and its partner Convertia. The two companies will merge under the name inConcert Holdings. Read more… Read More
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