Startups across Latin America raised a combined $20.8 million this week, based on disclosed funding rounds tracked by Techloy. Healthtech and artificial intelligence companies secured the largest rounds, while mobility infrastructure startups also raised funding to scale operations.
The Week’s Largest Startup Funding Rounds
Here are the biggest disclosed startup funding rounds across Latin America, ranked from largest to smallest.
/1. Meddi, $7.8M, Healthtech, Mexico
Meddi is a digital health platform that connects users to hospitals, specialists, and laboratories through mobile devices. The platform provides fast access to healthcare services across Mexico.
The Guadalajara-based startup raised $7.8 million from GNP Seguros and its subsidiary Médica Móvil. The investment gives the insurer a stake in the company and supports a strategy that combines physical healthcare with digital tools.
Meddi connects users with more than 58 hospitals, 5,000 specialists, and 300 laboratories. The partnership will help build a preventive care model focused on using data to detect health risks earlier.
/2. Zapia, $7M, AI Assistant, Argentina
Zapia develops an AI assistant that works through WhatsApp and its mobile app. The assistant helps users automate daily tasks such as scheduling messages, managing reminders, transcribing voice notes, searching for services, and making bookings.
The startup raised $7 million in a round led by Prosus Ventures. The funds will support the launch of Zapia Max, a new version of the assistant designed to complete tasks autonomously with user approval. Founded in 2023, Zapia serves more than 6 million users across Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, and Uruguay.
/3. Maggu AI, $4M, AI SaaS, Brazil
Maggu AI builds an AI copilot for pharmacies. The system supports pharmacy staff in real time by providing product information, usage instructions, and other technical details during customer interactions.
The Brazilian startup raised $4 million in a seed round led by DGF Investimentos, with participation from Norte Ventures, IC Ventures, Latitud, and Airborne Ventures. Maggu AI is connected to about 17,500 pharmacies in Brazil and plans to reach 30,000 active pharmacies by 2027.
/4. Mova Protocol, $2M, Mobility Data, Brazil
Mova Protocol is a data infrastructure platform focused on electric vehicle ecosystems. The company combines EV charging stations with a data platform that tracks mobility and energy usage.
The startup raised $2 million to expand its charging network and improve its data intelligence layer. It plans to install up to 50 charging stations by the end of 2026, starting in Florianópolis and expanding to cities such as São Paulo and Brasília.
Conclusion
Although total funding this week was moderate, investors continued to support startups building AI tools, digital health platforms, and mobility infrastructure. These sectors remain important as technology reshapes healthcare, daily tasks, and transportation across Latin America.
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