The Venture Codex

Participated · Equity · Nov 2025

MiSalud Health offers a bilingual healthcare platform that combines an open-sourced large language model with culturally competent physicians and health coaches to automate administrative tasks, improve health literacy, and deliver personalized care. The service reaches employees in agriculture, construction, manufacturing, and hospitality through job-site events and virtual consultations, making quality care more accessible and affordable for underserved communities. MiSalud’s AI assists clinicians by streamlining workflows, thereby lowering costs and enhancing patient engagement. The company currently serves over 100,000 members across North America. With its latest capital infusion, MiSalud plans to expand operations into 20 additional U.S. states and roll out services that traditionally require in-person visits. Including the newest financing, MiSalud has raised a total of $18.3 million from venture investors.

Participated · Equity · Jun 2025

Crabi is a full-stack digital car insurance company that delivers instant, mobile-first policy issuance, automated claims support, and AI-powered underwriting. It combines proprietary infrastructure, regulatory approval, and embedded distribution partnerships with dealers, lenders, and brokers to drive access. Crabi reports 2x+ year-over-year growth, a more than 20x increase in run rate, and materially improved loss ratio and operating efficiency. The company says it is the first tech-native insurance company in over 25 years to receive regulatory approval in Mexico. Crabi plans to expand its distribution network, onboard more partners, and invest further in AI-driven operations and underwriting solutions to close the country’s insurance protection gap. Crabi is a Guadalajara, México-based customer-focused auto insurance company that offers on-demand car insurance customers can acquire from wherever they are, whenever they want. Customers only pay for the coverage they need. The company obtained a license to be a risk-carrier and operates as a full-stack auto insurer. Crabi raised $4M in seed funding led by Kaszek Ventures with participation from Tuesday Capital and Redwood Ventures. It plans to use the funds to expand its customer-centric insurance offering across Mexico and Latin America. Leadership includes Founder and CEO Javier Orozco and CTO Daniel Bernardez; founders include Arnoldo de la Torre, Cristina Carvallo, Ana Elvia Sandoval, Alejandra Vazquez and Estefany Esteban.

Led · Equity · Apr 2024

5C Network provides a platform for creation, archiving and analysis of radiological images, helping hospitals get more value from their radiology infrastructure by making radiologists accessible across India. The company was established in 2016 and is headquartered in Bengaluru. Founders are named in the filing as Sivasailam and Syed Ahmed; the article also references co‑founders Syed Sabbir Ahmed and Kalyanasundaram S. 5C had previously raised a $4.6M Series A in October 2022 led by Celesta Capital and, with Tata 1mg, has raised more than Rs 80 crore to date. The business reported a 20% revenue decline to Rs 18.75 crore for the fiscal year ended March 2023 and a loss of Rs 19.47 crore, indicating recent growth and profitability challenges. Media estimates put the company’s post‑money valuation at roughly $30 million after the latest round. 5C Network is building digital infrastructure for delivering better healthcare diagnostics in India through its Prodigi platform. The company provides marketplace-like access for diagnostic establishments, radiologists, and patient aggregation and management providers. Through Prodigi, 5C delivers 1.5 radiological reports annually to 2000 hospitals and diagnostic centers across 300 cities in India. Led by CEO Kalyan Sivasailam, the company intends to use its recent funding to broaden and deepen its installed base of diagnostic establishment clients and radiologists. It also plans to ramp up talent and infrastructure for its data science and clinical teams. The company previously received a strategic investment from Tata 1mg. 5C Network provides a cloud-based radiology platform that allows hospitals and diagnostics centres to upload scans for automated data extraction and analysis via its proprietary algorithm. The product is designed to help doctors and patients make better clinical decisions through its analysis and services. The company said it will use new capital to boost its products and services. 5C Network was founded by Kalyan Sivasailam and Syed Ahmed; Kalyan Sivasailam serves as CEO. The company operates in India. Its current reported financing round is a pre-Series A totaling $1.2 million.

Participated · Seed · Nov 2023

Solfium offers a unified clean-energy platform that integrates solar generation with energy management systems, battery storage, electric vehicle chargers, and predictive maintenance while connecting suppliers, distributors, employees, and corporate facilities. The company reports that since 2022 it has installed 36,260 solar panels, adding 25 MW of capacity and projected to reduce 281,000 tons of CO2 over 25 years while delivering roughly USD 28 million in savings to customers and electricity consumers. Solfium’s leadership emphasizes enabling access to clean energy for both large corporates and more than five million MSMEs in Mexico, with ambitions to expand further across Latin America. The company closed a $10 million Series A to strengthen its technology stack and accelerate market expansion, with strategic investor support from BDC Capital and LATAM Impact Fund aimed at validating impact and scaling operations. CEO and cofounder Andrés Friedman has highlighted customer energy-cost reductions of up to 95% as a key value proposition. Solfium is headquartered in Montreal and is using its platform and new capital to deepen presence in Mexico and grow distributed solar deployment.

Participated · Seed · Sep 2023

Syscap offers a platform that lets customers register private lines of credit and handle communication, monitoring and reporting in one place. The product targets non-banking financial institutions that traditionally track credit lines via banking core systems or manual spreadsheets and email threads. The company reports over 100 non-banking financial institutions across Mexico using its platform and also provides access to short-term financing alternatives. Founders David Noel Ramírez and Alejandro O’Farrill conceived the company after careers at FEMSA, Amazon, Nubank and other startups. With private credit assets under management having grown substantially globally, Syscap positions itself to address transparency and liquidity gaps in Mexico’s private credit market. The company plans to use the new capital to invest in technology and product development.