Victor Aguirre - Founder BlackBox According to TTR Data, the total value of venture capital transactions in Mexico grew by 65.8% in the first quarter of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024 — increasing from approximately US$163 million to US$271 million.
In the second quarter, Mexico also surpassed Brazil in total startup investment volume, with US$437 million raised by Mexican companies versus US$350 million by Brazilian startups, according to MexCham.
This growth reflects the maturity and international appeal of Mexico’s innovation ecosystem, which continues to attract attention from global funds such as:
500 Global (formerly 500 Startups), a reference in early-stage investments across Latin America;
Kaszek Ventures, one of the region’s largest funds, actively investing in fintech and healthtech startups;
Mouro Capital, a global fintech-focused fund originated by the Santander Group;
IDC Ventures, expanding its presence in Mexico through growth-stage investments.
These movements reinforce Mexico’s position as a strategic hub for venture capital and entrepreneurship in Latin America, with strong growth prospects for the coming years.
