Led · Equity · Feb 2022

Rede Vistorias (part of GrupoRV since November 2021) operates a proprietary technology platform offering a wide range of property inspections, onboarding, insurance and credit solutions for the real estate value chain. The company serves more than 600 cities in Brazil, with over 3,000 B2B clients, 33 million+ square meters inspected, 305,000 professional inspections and more than 115,000 insurance policies issued. Its network comprises 18 company-owned units and 71 franchised units. The platform is positioned to enable digital onboarding and integrated management of asset transactions and operations. Rede Vistorias was selected for Susep’s Sandbox program to test new insurance models for the real estate market. The company plans to expand its current business and develop new solutions for the asset life cycle, including additional financial products such as insurance and credit.

Participated · Equity · Jan 2022

Gupy is a technology platform that began as an AI-powered recruitment and selection solution and has expanded into digital admission and employee development tools. The company offers a portfolio of integrated HR products including a free jobs marketplace (Portal de Vagas) that lists over 20,000 vacancies per month. Gupy reports more than 1,500 clients, 22.5 million users and customers in over 10 Latin American countries. The startup says it has been growing more than 100% year-over-year. Gupy acquired corporate education startup Niduu in 2021 to bolster its training and development capabilities. With the new capital, the company plans to continue expanding, invest in technology, broaden its solution set, and improve candidate and HR experiences to boost employability in Brazil.

Led · Series C · Dec 2021

Ambar, founded in 2013, operates two main lines: a digitization arm and an industrialization business often likened to "Lego" for construction. The company provides a unified platform for clients and recently acquired software company Autodoc to prioritize its IT stack and reduce fragmentation. Ambar reports 467 active clients and presence on 1,500 building sites in Brazil, with three U.S. clients and additional revenue from Spanish-speaking Latin America. Its approach is informed by process-driven lessons from the automotive sector, and the founders emphasize stronger unit economics than traditional construction. The startup says its solutions both boost efficiency and reduce material waste, aligning with investors' ESG interests. Management plans to double simultaneous projects using Ambar products and win 970 new clients in 2022.