Venture Capital Investors Based in Mexico

After Brazil, Mexico is the most important country in Latin America in terms of venture capital investment. Its maturity, the range of players involved, and its market appeal have made Mexico an attractive country for Mexican and foreign investors looking to diversify their investments and invest in the solutions of the future.

Find out more about the Mexican market in Cuantico's latest funding report here.

Venture Capital Funds Founded in Mexico

1. 99 Startups. We invest in pre-seed and seed companies, with average ticket sizes between $50k USD and $100k USD, in Spanish-speaking LATAM countries. 
2. 500 Global LATAM. 500 Global is a venture capital firm that invests in early-stage founders building fast-growing technology companies. It operates in Latin America through its regional funds Luchadores l, Luchadores ll, and Luchadores lll. 
3. Alfa Indigo Ventures. Alfa Indigo Ventures invests in early-stage manufacturing technology and other B2B Enterprise solutions. Launched by the people behind SmartLPA, Alfa Indigo's team has deep expertise in creating a B2B software company for the enterprise from scratch and growing it to contracts with global corporations and users in over 40 countries.
4. AMG Block. AMG Block is an early-stage venture capital fund focused on fintech and blockchain investments in Mexico and Latin America.
5. Amplifica Capital. Amplifica Capital invests in seed-stage companies in LatAm to generate excellent returns and increase economic participation and opportunities for women.
6. Angel Ventures. Angel Ventures: Founded in 2008, AV is one of the most active and influential Mexican VC firms in Latin America. The firm invests in early-stage to early-growth companies, becoming a leading Seed and Series A investor in startups driving innovative business models tailored to the Latin American market.
7. Arkfund. We focus on early stages, where ideas may seem absurd but could have a major impact in the future. We want the startups in our portfolio to be disruptive in their industries, have a technological component, be capable of exponential growth, and make an impact in Mexico and Latin America.
8. Avalancha Ventures. Avalancha Ventures invests US$50,000 in early-stage companies that use technology to innovate in their target markets with a product or service, are beginning to gain traction, and know how to scale their value proposition to the masses.
9. Bridge Latam. Bridge LATAM is an early-stage investment fund founded by some of the best entrepreneurs in Latin America. Its mission is to build the perfect bridge to support new entrepreneurs, help them grow their businesses, and secure subsequent investment rounds.
10. Blue Zone Ventures. We are a pre-seed venture capital fund that believes innovation, technology, and entrepreneurship can help us live longer, healthier, and happier lives. We invest in B2B: healthcare, fintech, and HR tech startups in LATAM.
11. Carabela. Carabela is a seed fund that invests in entrepreneurs leading early-stage startups in LatAm.  
12. CO_Capital. CO_Capital is a Latin American impact-first fund. We scale organizations focused on reducing poverty, promoting gender equality, or mitigating climate change by investing across four themes: i) education and economic development; ii) access to health; iii) access to basic infrastructure; and iv) the nexus between agriculture and ecosystems
13. Cometa. Cometa is a venture capital firm that invests in early-stage technology companies operating in Spanish-speaking markets.
14. Dalus Capital. Dalus Capital is an international venture capital firm that backs purpose-driven entrepreneurs building enduring, market-leading companies that achieve the impossible. Its investments emphasize scalable solutions to significant problems in Latin America across four investment themes: Inclusion, Climate Innovation, Business Productivity, and Digital Consumers. Ticket sizes range from USD$500k to USD$6M.
15. Dila Capital. DILA DILA is one of the leading early-stage VC managers in the Spanish-speaking world. Founded by regional entrepreneurs and operators, the firm has raised 4 funds and currently manages +US$260M in assets, partnering with the region's most relevant private, corporate, and institutional investors. 
16. Dux Capital. Dux Capital is an early-stage venture capital firm driven by the Latinx community. We strive to bridge the current funding gap for Latinx founders by investing in diverse and emerging startups led by people who share our cultural background. We are committed to empowering the next generation of Latinx entrepreneurs to build impactful companies.
17. Ferter. Ferter is a VC fund based in Ciudad Juárez, Chih., and El Paso, TX. We focus on investing in technology startups in LatAm, primarily in Mexico, that solve real problems.
18. Finnovista.vc. Finnovista.vc is a venture capital firm that leads pre-seed and seed rounds in fintech companies in Spanish-speaking Latin America. 
19. FrissOn capital. FrissOn capital is a US-based venture capital fund dedicated to backing frontier technology and outliers in Latin America across healthcare, climate, and infrastructure. We leverage the resources of Latin American innovators, along with our extensive global network and expertise, to drive meaningful change.
20. G2 Momentum Capital. G2 Momentum Capital is a private investment fund focused on early-stage and growth-stage startups. Our goal is to find passionate, talented partners with innovative and disruptive business offerings. We work in synergy with Mexico's best entrepreneurs, combining our efforts to scale and consolidate their companies.
21. GAIN. Guadalajara Angel Investor Network (GAIN) is a private equity fund specializing in startups. We invest from 25k USD and seek projects that are scalable and operationally and commercially viable, with an extraordinary team working full time on the project. At least one founder must be Mexican. 
22. Hi Ventures. Ventures. We invest in Latin American startups with global ambitions. 
23. HTwenty Capital. HTwenty Capital is a cross-regional VC fund investing in the US and Latin America. We back early-stage founders raising pre-seed or seed rounds, with a strong follow-on thesis and a commitment to double down in subsequent rounds. The fund invests in B2B companies that leverage technology in fast-growing sectors to disrupt existing markets or create new ones in the verticals of vertical marketplaces, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), and fintech.
24. IGNIA. IGNIA is an early-stage venture capital firm that invests in global entrepreneurs developing innovative technology solutions to address fundamental challenges facing the Latin American market.
25. Impact Ventures PSM. Impact Ventures PSM. We are the impact investment team at Promotora Social México. We support entrepreneurs who use disruptive, scalable, and sustainable business models to positively impact the living conditions of the most disadvantaged people in Mexico and Latin America.
26. Kolab Ventures.  Attracting extraordinary entrepreneurial talent. We stand by ventures from day one—sharing our expertise, opening up our network, and working side by side to reduce risks and face uncertainty with confidence.
27. Kuiper. At Kuiper, we recognize the shared customer behavior across Spanish-speaking markets and believe in fostering collaboration and innovation across borders. With a focus on software-based tech companies, we aim to support ventures that have the potential to disrupt traditional industries, create ecosystems, and change lives.
28. LEAP Global Partners. LEAP Global Partners is a cross-border venture capital firm that invests in LatinX founders and startups that view the Latin American market as critical to their long-term success.
29. Life Is Too Short. Life Is Too Short is an angel investors’ club based in Monterrey, MX. We have been investing for 10 years across many countries, regardless of industry. Today, we are focused on edtech in Latin America.
30. Lotux Ventures. Lotux Ventures is a pre-seed venture capital firm based in Mexico City
31. M43 (Media for Equity). M43 is the first independent Media for Equity and Celebrity Capital fund.
32. Melek Capital. Melek Capital is a venture capital firm helping early-stage startups scale.
33. MGV Capital. Enabling massive growth for digital startups across the US and Mexico.
34. Nascent VC. Nascent VC is an early-stage venture capital firm focused on opportunities in Latin America. At Nascent, we believe that investor-market fit is as important as founder-market fit. That’s why we only invest in the three sectors in which we have operational experience: fintech, proptech, and commerce.
35. Nazca. Nazca is an early-stage venture capital firm focused on the Spanish-speaking Latin American market. With 10 years of expertise, Nazca is industry-agnostic and tech-enabled, committed to fostering innovation and growth across diverse sectors.
36. New Ventures Capital. New Ventures Capital is an impact fund manager investing in entrepreneurs with innovative solutions that address social and environmental gaps in emerging markets, particularly among underserved populations.
37. Pant3ra Venture Fund. Pant3ra Venture Fund is a venture capital firm focused on investments in the mobility and logistics sectors in Mexico, the US, and Latin America. Its main goal is to invest in tech-focused companies based primarily in Mexico, the US, and Latin America, in sectors with high growth and development potential, such as mobility and logistics, e-commerce, and fintech—sectors the team knows well.
38. Redwood Ventures. Redwood Ventures is an industry-agnostic private equity fund that seeks to invest in early-stage, technology-based startups.
39. Semilla Ventures. Semilla Ventures is an industry-agnostic pre-seed fund that invests in teams with at least one technical founder who are using disruptive models to drive the digitalization of businesses, industries, and consumers through technology.

Angel clubs founded in Mexico

1. 0bs. 0BS is a group of founders and ecosystem leaders investing as a group in the new generation of promising startups. We are extremely founder-friendly and operate under a zero-bullshit style.
2. Angel Hub Ventures. AngelHub is Mexico’s most active angel investor club, operating since 2019. It is a platform that prepares and turns entrepreneurs into professional angel investors, while selecting and presenting them with the best investment opportunities in high-potential startups in Mexico and Latin America.

Corporate funds founded in Mexico

1. AC Ventures. AC Ventures is a CVC sponsored by Arca Continental, the world’s third-largest bottler and distributor for the Coca-Cola Company, with operations in the US, Mexico, Peru, Argentina, and Ecuador. We invest globally, primarily in early-stage startups in the retail tech, Industry 4.0, and fintech verticals, though we also seek opportunities in snacks, healthy food, and the plastics and water value chains. Additionally, we act as an LP in other VC funds globally.
2. Bimbo Ventures. At Grupo Bimbo, we anticipate the future and respond with agility and innovation. We are open to new ideas and constantly seek new technologies that can help nourish a better world.
3. C-Labs. C-Labs is a space that fosters the development of solutions in the data industry across the region.
4. CEMEX Ventures. Cemex Ventures seeks to identify technologies and business models that help Cemex achieve its strategic objectives in areas such as climate change, the circular economy, construction materials, and construction productivity.
5. CompuSoluciones Ventures. CompuSoluciones Ventures is a CVC that seeks to invest in early-stage startups, primarily in Latin America, with a B2B business focus and ties to the ICT industry (startups working in areas such as blockchain, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, IoT, machine learning, cloud computing, digital platforms, marketplaces, e-commerce, and RPA, among others).
6. Dalton LABS. Dalton LABS is a venture studio that creates, accelerates, and invests in exceptional mobility, real estate, and fintech solutions that can change the status quo and deliver social, environmental, and economic impact.
7. FEMSA Ventures. FEMSA Ventures is a venture capital fund backed by FEMSA and dedicated to building bridges of collaboration between FEMSA’s business platforms and the entrepreneurial ecosystem. As a strategic partner for founders, FEMSA offers a unique opportunity to create value and drive growth through its years of experience in the beverage, retail, and logistics industries in Latin America, the US, and Europe. FEMSA Ventures’ portfolio includes companies operating in a variety of industries, such as conversational commerce, logistics, e-commerce, retail, and fintech.
8. Movtech Capital. We are the CVC of Encontrack, Mexico’s leading telematics company. We invest in early-stage companies that offer innovative mobility solutions.
9. Proeza Ventures. Proeza Ventures is an early-stage VC firm that invests exclusively in the mobility sector. We are based in Monterrey, Mexico, and Houston, Texas, and seek to invest in companies focused on industrial tech, smart components, new vehicles, MaaS, and digital data services. We are backed by the Proeza Group. 
10. Roquin Ventures. Roquin Ventures is a corporate venture capital firm that is part of Foliatti Casino Group. The initiative aims to bring the corporation closer to the entrepreneurial ecosystem, as well as to new trends and the development and implementation of new technologies in business.
11. View Capital. View Capital is the first venture capital fund in Latin America focused on real estate technology.

Family offices investing in venture capital founded in Mexico

1. Maguey Partners. We are a venture capital firm based in Mexico City. We focus on investing in early-stage opportunities backed by entrepreneurs determined to build market-leading companies with the goal of changing the future of Latin America.
2. Polígono Capital. Polígono Capital aims to find promising startups and talented entrepreneurs with the potential to change the world. If you are an entrepreneur with passion and structure, guided by results and looking for support to grow, contact us. We are always looking for the next big idea.

Selection criteria: The institution was founded in Mexico, is located there, and has its main office there.