FIP Inovabra
R. DA CONSOLAÇÃO, 2302 - CONSOLAÇÃO, SÃO PAULO, SP, 01301-000, Brazil
Overview
InovaBRA is a Bradesco movement that bets on the future of innovation in Brazil. A mission they accomplish through an ecosystem of programs that encompass strategic acquisitions, internal innovation and co-innovation . InovaBRA believes in the path of co-innovation . The collaboration between companies, startups, investors, mentors and internal teams united by challenges to make innovation happen more and better.
- Total investments
- 2
- Lead investments
- 1
- Investments · 12mo
- 1
- Active investors
- 2
Sector focus
- Business Development
- Consulting
- Financial Services
- FinTech
- Internet
- Management Consulting
Investment portfolio
- PX Data
Led · Equity · Apr 2026
PX Data develops Luria, a platform of AI agents that lets business teams query corporate data in natural language and obtain rapid answers while IT maintains governance and security. The platform includes a marketplace of pre-configured agents for scenarios such as SAP financial analysis, brand reputation monitoring, and digital channel automation, enabling customers to reduce analysis time from weeks to minutes. PX Data was founded in 2019, grew with internal resources until 2025, and today has a team of 30 AI specialists. It serves large enterprises across Energy, Pharma, Financial Services and Retail and is validated on the Google Marketplace. The company raised R$15 milhões in a round led by Bradesco Venture Capital with participation from Vibra Ventures and plans to use the funds to expand engineering and go-to-market and accelerate integrations with partners like SAP and Google Cloud.
- Agrotools
Participated · Equity · Jun 2022
Agrotools offers remote analytics for agribusinesses, analyzing more than 1,300 layers of data to monitor suppliers, customers and rural territories for operational risks, opportunities and ESG compliance. Its product set includes support for rural finance, rural insurance, raw-material purchases, input sales, capital markets and retail. The company says it has analyzed over 4.5 million rural territories, monitors over $3 billion in commodities, supports more than $10 billion in rural finance portfolios and oversees roughly $20 billion in agribusiness operations via its platform. CEO Sergio Rocha said the company grew 16x in the last six years and tripled in size during the pandemic. Planned uses of the latest funding include geographic expansion into the U.S., Latin America and other regions and technology development in AI, blockchain, gamification, satellite data and technology democratization. Agrotools has pursued strategic partnerships (including with ESRI) and is pursuing acquisitions, having acquired a digital platform from Argentina for weather-risk management and corporate risk assessment.