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Here are Latin America’s biggest startups based on valuation

Last updated: May 5, 2025 1:47 pm
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Latin America’s Tech Startup Scene: Unicorns on the Rise

Not so long ago, the idea of public tech companies emerging from Latin America seemed like a distant dream. However, in recent years, the region has produced several startups that have reached billion-dollar valuations, challenging the notion of unicorns being rare and mythical creatures. One such standout is Mercado Libre, which has become a household name in the region.

With the rise of cross-border expansion, many Latin American startups have gained international recognition. Nubank, for example, has made waves by going public in the U.S. But beyond these well-known names, there is a diverse cohort of scale-ups in Latin America that deserve attention. These startups operate in various sectors, including fintech, e-commerce, health tech, logistics, proptech, and SaaS, showcasing the region’s entrepreneurial diversity.

While some unicorns may currently have “paper valuations” from fundraising rounds during the 2021 peak, the resilience of VC investment in Latin America in 2024 indicates that these companies are worth watching. Despite challenges like changing gig economy legislation in Mexico, companies like Rappi are pushing forward with plans for an IPO after achieving break-even in late 2023.

Latin America’s startup ecosystem is not limited to Brazil and Mexico. Unicorns have also emerged from countries like Argentina, Colombia, Chile, and Uruguay, further enriching the region’s innovation landscape. Let’s dive into some of the top Latin American unicorns by valuation, showcasing the diversity and potential of the region’s tech scene.

Rappi, a Colombian on-demand delivery platform, achieved a valuation of $5.25 billion in July 2021, solidifying its status as a super app across multiple countries. Despite facing challenges in the gig economy landscape, the company remains focused on its IPO aspirations.

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QuintoAndar, a Brazilian proptech company, reached a valuation of $5.1 billion in August 2021, following a successful fundraising spree. With a strong presence in multiple countries, QuintoAndar is transforming the real estate market in Latin America.

Creditas, a Brazilian fintech player specializing in loans, saw its valuation climb to $4.8 billion in January 2022, signaling its growth and market potential. The company’s focus on consumer credit has attracted significant investor interest.

Nuvemshop, known as Tiendanube in Spanish-speaking markets, is a Brazilian e-commerce platform valued at $3.1 billion in August 2021. Dubbed “Latin America’s answer to Shopify,” Nuvemshop is empowering SMEs and entrepreneurs to thrive in the digital economy.

Wildlife Studios, a Brazilian mobile gaming company, reached a valuation of around $3 billion in August 2020. Despite facing challenges and leadership changes, the company remains a key player in the Latin American gaming industry.

These are just a few examples of the vibrant and dynamic tech startup scene in Latin America. As the region continues to attract investment and talent, we can expect to see more unicorns emerge, reshaping the entrepreneurial landscape and driving innovation across various sectors. Stay tuned for updates on the evolving story of Latin America’s tech unicorns.

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