Participated · Series D · Aug 2026

Flash has evolved into an integrated platform for workforce management and employee benefits, positioning itself as the fifth largest company in the Brazilian benefits market. The company serves roughly 60,000 client companies and covers more than 2 million workers. Flash reports it has been generating cash for nearly a year and announced R$400 million of its own capital in 2026 to expand the platform. Management plans to accelerate product development and intensify use of artificial intelligence to integrate solutions, reduce HR and finance bureaucracy, and surface decision-driving data. The company aims to intensify go-to-market efforts with a goal of becoming the market leader by 2030. Flash also intends to restart M&A activity to speed growth, having previously acquired ExpenseOn and FolhaCerta.

Participated · Series B · Aug 2026

Yuno provides an AI-native payments and financial services operating system that connects customers through a single API to payins, payouts, fraud prevention, KYC/KYB, and stablecoins at global scale. The platform is agnostic by design and connects to over 1,000 payment methods and 460+ integrations across 190+ countries, with intelligent routing, one-click checkout, and AI-powered fraud detection. Over the past year the company recovered more than $5 billion in otherwise-failed transaction volume, increased authorization rates by about 5%, saved customers over $500 million in processing costs, and added 150 new integrations. Global brands using Yuno include McDonald's, NetEase Games, GoFundMe, inDrive, and Rappi, and Yuno partners with providers such as dLocal and Prosa to white-label its technology. Founded in Colombia in 2022, the company is expanding its product footprint into in-person payments and agentic commerce while scaling its presence in the United States and deepening regional coverage in the Middle East.

Participated · Series C · Aug 2026

Founded in 2020 in Nigeria and now headquartered in Dubai, Moove started as a vehicle-financing startup and expanded into ride-hailing and deliveries in Africa before moving into autonomous vehicle operations in 2023. The company currently owns and operates a 42,000-vehicle human-driven ride-hailing fleet across 14 countries and employs about 3,300 people globally while continuing to provide vehicle financing to gig drivers. Moove serves as the fleet operator for Waymo in Phoenix, Miami and Las Vegas and plans future operations in London; it also already owns robotaxi vehicles from another AV developer. The firm intends to acquire robotaxis via debt financing and aims to scale to potentially hundreds of thousands of vehicles over time. Moove is investing in automated depots called Nests to enable around-the-clock, robotics-assisted charging, maintenance and servicing, and expects its traditional mobility business to achieve full profitability this year.

Participated · Series C · Aug 2026

HappyRobot builds a vertical AI platform of production-ready agents that automate operational tasks across logistics, freight, and customer support. Its agents handle end-to-end work across phone, email, chat, document parsing, web browsing, and backend data entry, combining transcription, LLMs, voice generation, OCR, and browser automation. The platform integrates with TMS, ERP, CRM and other enterprise systems and is already used in production to negotiate shipping rates, book appointments, collect payments, recruit staff, and provide stakeholder updates. Founded in 2023 in Spain, the company emphasizes domain-specific agents tailored to messy, fragmented operational workflows rather than general-purpose copilots. HappyRobot plans to use new funding to expand hiring across engineering, go-to-market, and forward-deployed engineering teams who work on-site with clients to tailor and maintain AI workflows. Its rise is driven by labour shortages, rising operational complexity, and the inefficiencies of fragmented software stacks. HappyRobot builds an agentic AI conversational platform that automates complex logistics communications—handling inbound and outbound calls, carrier negotiations, data capture, load updates, scheduling, and payment-status inquiries. The platform integrates with existing systems to provide real-time analytics, intent detection, and 24/7 operational support. Customers report the AI agents have halved call times and reduced operational costs by roughly one third; by August the system had completed over 100,000 AI-driven calls and the company expects ten times that next year. HappyRobot’s agents answer calls 24/7 with no hold time, enabling human staff to focus on higher-value work. Notable customers include Flexport, Job&Talent, Spot Inc., Syfan Logistics, Best Bay Logistics, and Circle Logistics. The company says it will use new funding to accelerate product development and expand and support its customer base to transform logistics operations.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

Founded in 2004 by Alexander Lefterov, Tiger Technology offers an on-premises-first hybrid cloud data infrastructure and control layer that runs on top of existing storage environments. Its flagship product, Tiger Bridge, provides continuous, transparent data access to place, protect, and activate data across on-premises, cloud, and edge deployments. The company manages over 100 petabytes of data for large transportation, media, construction and government customers operating in mission-critical environments. Tiger Technology reports customer outcomes including a 10x increase in file-restore speed during a multi-petabyte cloud migration, up to 90% reductions in on-premises storage, and unlocking ten years of historical data for AI analysis. The company points to market dynamics—such as a projected $29.3 billion global hybrid storage market by 2030 and high shares of on-premises and unstructured data—to justify demand for its solutions. Leadership emphasizes the firm’s focus on always-on, AI-ready data access while preserving customers’ existing infrastructure investments.