YAVU Ventures

Venture Capital Argentina ·Founded 2016

Overview

YAVU Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Buenos Aires, Argentina, specializing in early-stage technology companies with a focus on Latin America. The firm offers investments ranging from $25,000 to $100,000, providing strategic advice, office space, a network of mentors, business development support, workshops, and other benefits to accelerate the growth of its portfolio companies. The firm's investment strategy targets sectors such as Fintech, SaaS, eCommerce, Retail 2.0, Industry 4.0, AgTech, Smartcity, CyberSecurity, Gaming, Crypto, EdTech, Insurtech, Logistics, Wellness, Healthtech, Foodtech, and Proptech. YAVU Ventures has invested in companies like Intuitivo, Drixit Technologies, Kitchenita, Wimet, and illow. Founded in 2016, YAVU Ventures has a track record of supporting innovative startups in the region, aiming to foster economic and technological development in Latin America through its hands-on acceleration programs and strategic investments.

Investment Focus

  • Early-stage technology companies with high innovation and scalability potential in Latin America

Portfolio Companies

KitchenitaIntuitivoDrixit TechnologiesWimetillow

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Frequently asked questions about YAVU Ventures

What sectors does YAVU Ventures invest in?

YAVU Ventures invests in HealthTech, FoodTech, EdTech, FinTech, Logistics and SaaS, and is based in Argentina. YAVU Ventures is listed as a venture capital in the ConnectSafely investor database.

What stage does YAVU Ventures invest at?

YAVU Ventures backs companies at Seed and Early Stage, writing cheques of 25K - 100K.

Which regions does YAVU Ventures invest in?

YAVU Ventures invests across Brazil, Mexico, Argentina and Colombia.

What companies has YAVU Ventures invested in?

YAVU Ventures's portfolio includes Kitchenita, Intuitivo, Drixit Technologies, Wimet and illow.

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