Mexican VC Dila Capital closed its fourth fund: US$115M

VC Dila have invested in 11 companies and intend to invest in 10 to 15 more with their fourth fund. He said the investment ticket will range from one to four million dollars in early-stage and Series A technology companies. Among the companies that Dila Capital has invested in LatAm are the fintech Kushki, the healthtech Moons, and one of its most recent investments, Mattilda, a fintech focused on schools that raised US$10 million last October.

Singapore-based fintech, Tazapay which specializes in cross-border payments has raised $16.9 million in Series A. Plans are to broaden its business across Asia and expand to other regions, including the Middle East and Europe.

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The wave (big tech cut offs) in Latam was also powerful, with startups and technology companies making significant job cuts. Unico, The Brazilian unicorn, dedicated to identity authentication, laid off 10.5% of its staff, about 110 employees. Betterfly. The Chilean company, which offers companies a life insurance policy for workers who grow with their healthy habits, cut 30% of its regional workforce. Other Latam Startups as Tul (Colombia), PagSeguro (Brazil) and others experimented job cuts around 10%.

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