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Venture capitalMontevideo · Pre-Seed–Seed · 1 people tracked
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from public directoriesFrequently asked questions
- What stage does Tokai Ventures invest at?
- Tokai Ventures invests at the Pre-Seed, Seed stages.
- What sectors does Tokai Ventures focus on?
- Tokai Ventures focuses on Sector Agnostic.
- Where is Tokai Ventures located?
- Tokai Ventures is headquartered in Montevideo, UY.
Co-investors · 8
Latitud is an early-stage venture firm backing Latin American founders, providing first checks with founder-friendly terms and a fellowship program that connects LatAm talent to Silicon Valley.
Graph Ventures is an early-stage venture fund built by founders for founders, backing companies at their earliest stages and offering hands-on support with fundraising, growth, product, and international expansion.
Canary is a Brazilian venture capital fund founded and led by repeat tech founders that uses a systematic 40+ criteria framework to evaluate startups, positioning itself as the early-stage entry point for top global funds wanting access to Latin American deals. The firm runs JetPack, a program that provides $50k, office space, and operational support to first-time founders living abroad who want to start companies targeting inefficient Brazilian sectors like real estate, healthcare, and financial services.
Listed by the IDB among investors in Bolivian startups.
Nazca is a Mexico City-based capital innovation firm founded in 2014 that backs technology founders across Latin America, investing from early stage through pre-IPO.
Atlantico is a venture capital firm that backs founders building companies in Latin America and beyond, and publishes annual reports on the region's digital transformation.
Dux Capital is a venture firm with a presence in Austin and Mexico City that invests in first-generation and cross-border founders from Spanish-speaking backgrounds. It aims to help these founders scale into the U.S. market by providing capital along with access, networks, and strategic support.
Jiveworld is a language learning platform that teaches learners to understand natural speech in their target language through carefully curated radio stories and an interactive app designed to balance detailed study with immersive listening.
Firms observed investing alongside Tokai Ventures, from public investor directories. Shared companies are the overlap with Tokai Ventures's recorded portfolio.
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