• SPAKIO

  Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

  SPAKIO offers a platform that lets users quote, schedule pickups, manage digital inventories and request on-demand deliveries of stored items, avoiding traditional self-storage moves. Founded by Luis Orestano, Santiago González Baqué and Marcos Suárez, the company aims to build the largest flexible storage network in Mexico and Latin America. SPAKIO serves both residential and corporate customers and lists clients including Amazon, Oxxo, Royal Caribbean, Fresenius Kabi, Teletón and Síclo. Operationally, it manages about 10,000 m² of storage space and reports approximately 1,600 active customers. Financially, SPAKIO has grown monthly recurring revenue 13.2x over three years, equivalent to a 136.4% compound annual growth rate. With the recent Seed extension, the company has raised $3.2M in total and plans to invest in technology, operational infrastructure and network expansion.

• Grupalia

  Led · Seed · Apr 2026

  Grupalia is positioning itself as a neobank for microbusinesses in Mexico and has launched a digital group loan as its first proprietary product. That product has already reached more than 40,000 local businesses. The company was founded by Roger Rea (CEO), formerly CEO & co-founder of Mexican fintech Atrato, and Ramón Echeverría (CTO), formerly a software engineer at Platanus Ventures. Grupalia publicly came out of stealth six months ago after operating previously under the radar. The team comprises more than 20 people, and the company is aiming for $10M in annualized revenue. Its recent fundraising (a $7.7M Seed following a $4.8M Pre-Seed) is intended to accelerate its path toward becoming a neobank for micronegocios.

• Kunzapp

  Participated · Seed · Aug 2025

  Kunzapp is an all-in-one purchasing and management platform that provides organizations full visibility and control over their software and procurement ecosystems. The platform automatically detects installed software, identifies usage patterns, and calculates costs to help companies save on software budgets. Kunzapp offers assisted purchasing, contract management, and a self-managed software catalog. The company plans to expand operations in Mexico and Colombia and to enhance its AI-based platform with smart procurement and contract-management features. Kunzapp raised $2.0M in a seed round led by Wollef in August 2025. Founders are Laura Del Castillo, Francisco Abarca, and Alfonso Brown, and the company is positioned in the SaaS management and procurement optimization category. Kunzapp develops tools to optimize enterprise software management. The company is led by Laura del Castillo. It announced a USD $750,000 investment round to advance its product and operations. The raise was backed by Platanus Ventures, Fen Ventures and Daedalus. The announcement appeared in both English and Spanish LinkedIn posts highlighting the close of the round.

• BUO

  Participated · Seed · Aug 2024

  BUO offers an AI-driven platform that centralizes existing employee data, collects new information, and provides predictive insights into employees' skills, behaviors, and operational performance. Founded in 2020 and based in Mexico City, the company serves a client base of over 40 companies, including five Fortune 500 companies. Its product focuses on talent management and predictive tools to help businesses attract, retain, and develop top talent. The company plans to use the new funding to enhance its technology, specifically improving its predictive capabilities. The article does not disclose revenue or other financial metrics beyond the seed raise and client counts.

• Wibo

  Led · Seed · Feb 2023

  Wibo provides on-site digital ordering and payment software that enables mobile ordering, discount coupons, push notifications, order scheduling, surveys and analytics for brick-and-mortar retailers. The platform connects traditional retailers with modern consumers to create optimized and secure shopping experiences across businesses and ecosystems. Wibo is based in Santiago, Chile, and is led by CEO and co-founder Danhalit Zamalloa. As of the article, the company serves more than 100 clients, over 39,000 users and has processed over 400,000 transactions. The product supports receiving and delivering sales orders and improving customer engagement through digital tools. Wibo plans to use the funding to strengthen its presence in Chile and prepare for international expansion by the end of 2023.

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