... companies have announced plans for IPOs. This geographical expansion of venture capital intensifies competition for the best projects: today, funds and business angels are tracking promising teams from Singapore and Dubai to Nairobi and São Paulo. Africa is also witnessing an unprecedented influx of investments, leading to the rapid development of local startup ecosystems. From Nigerian fintech projects to Kenyan agrotech startups— more and more African teams are attracting international capital for scaling. Latin America is not lagging behind: in 2025, Mexico surpassed Brazil in the volume of venture investments for the first time,...

... rapidly developing digital economies. In just the past few weeks, several Indian startups have closed funding rounds worth tens and hundreds of millions of dollars, and a number of unicorns in the region have announced plans to become public companies. Africa is also witnessing an unprecedented inflow of venture investments, accelerating the development of local startup ecosystems. From Nigerian fintech projects to Kenyan agritech startups — an increasing number of teams on the continent are attracting international capital. Similarly, Latin America is not being left behind: in countries like Brazil, Mexico, and Chile, the number of venture ...

... companies have announced plans for IPOs. This geographical expansion of venture capital intensifies competition for the best projects: today, funds and business angels are tracking promising teams from Singapore and Dubai to Nairobi and São Paulo. Africa is also witnessing an unprecedented influx of investments, leading to rapid development of local startup ecosystems. From Nigerian fintech projects to Kenyan agrotech startups — an increasing number of African teams are attracting international capital for scaling. Latin America is keeping pace: in 2025, Mexico has overtaken Brazil in terms of venture investments for the first ...

... of their rapidly developing digital economies. Just in recent weeks, several Indian startups closed funding rounds in the tens and hundreds of millions of dollars, and a number of "unicorns" in the region have announced plans to go public. Africa is also seeing an unprecedented influx of venture investments, accelerating the development of local startup ecosystems. From Nigerian fintech projects to Kenyan agri-tech startups, an increasing number of teams on the continent are attracting international capital. Likewise, Latin America is not lagging behind: in countries like Brazil, Mexico, and Chile, the number of venture deals ...

... companies have announced plans to go public. This geographical expansion of venture capital intensifies competition for the best projects: today, funds and business angels are tracking promising teams from Singapore and Dubai to Nairobi and São Paulo. Africa is also witnessing unprecedented inflows of investment, leading to the rapid development of local startup ecosystems. From Nigerian fintech projects to Kenyan agritech startups—more and more African teams are attracting international capital for scaling. Latin America is not falling behind: in 2025, Mexico for the first time surpassed Brazil in terms of venture investments, and ...