Fondo de Fondos

Fondo de Fondos, established in 2006 in Benito Juárez, Mexico, was created to manage investments in private equity following the consolidation of various commitments from institutions such as Nacional Financiera, Focir, Bancomext, and Banobras. With an aim to generate attractive risk-adjusted returns and promote the private equity sector in Mexico, Fondo de Fondos plays a vital role in fostering a culture of private equity and venture capital in the country. The organization focuses on providing long-term financial resources to enhance opportunities for Mexican businesses. As of now, it manages over 700 million dollars in commitments, with 10% sourced from third-party institutional investors who leverage the team's expertise and experience. The firm is committed to implementing international best practices and continually trains its management team to adapt to industry standards.

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Carrot

Series B in 2016
Carrot is Mexico’s first car sharing service that provides fuel-efficient automobile reservations to members, billable by the hour or day. Carrot members pay a monthly membership fee in addition to car reservation charges which include gas and insurance. Carrot’s service is the first of its kind in Mexico, giving rise to an agreement with the Mexico City government for special parking permits and access to electric cars. At the end of 2015, Carrot had a fleet of 82 cars in Mexico City, Monterrey, Guadalajara and Puebla.

Clip

Series A in 2015
Clip is transforming card acceptance in Mexico by providing portable card-reading hardware and a digital payment platform that enables businesses to accept all credit and debit cards, including contactless payments. The company's solutions allow businesses to turn smartphones or tablets into card terminals, facilitating seamless transactions without the need for complicated paperwork or monthly fees. By focusing on empowering Mexican businesses, Clip helps them increase sales and grow by offering a user-friendly application that simplifies payment acceptance. This approach positions Clip as a vital ally for merchants seeking efficient and accessible payment solutions.

Assured Labor

Series B in 2015
Assured Labor, Inc. is a mobile recruitment company that connects employers with mid-to-low wage candidates through a user-friendly platform. Established in 2008, the company operates primarily in emerging markets where many users access the internet infrequently, but nearly everyone owns a mobile phone. Assured Labor's platform allows employers to post job descriptions online, while candidates can register to receive text messages about local job opportunities for which they are qualified. The company has successfully attracted a significant user base, with around 500,000 candidates and 16,000 employers, and its brands, EmpleoListo in Mexico and TrabalhoJá in Brazil, are experiencing rapid growth. By enhancing efficiency and transparency in labor markets, Assured Labor contributes to social and economic development in the regions it serves.

YellowPepper

Series C in 2015
YellowPepper USA, LLC is a pioneer in mobile banking and payment solutions in Latin America, founded in 2004 and based in Miami, Florida. The company offers a white-labeled mobile payment platform compatible with major operating systems and communication protocols, including NFC, BLE, and QR codes, facilitating cashless transactions for consumers, businesses, and banks. YellowPepper also provides a mobile banking suite, enabling financial institutions to address the evolving needs of their clients. With a presence in countries such as Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru, the company employs over 60 professionals across the region. Backed by Visa and the International Finance Corporation, YellowPepper combines extensive market knowledge with advanced payment technology, contributing to a robust payment ecosystem that enhances the purchasing experience for consumers and merchants alike.

Carrot

Series A in 2014
Carrot is Mexico’s first car sharing service that provides fuel-efficient automobile reservations to members, billable by the hour or day. Carrot members pay a monthly membership fee in addition to car reservation charges which include gas and insurance. Carrot’s service is the first of its kind in Mexico, giving rise to an agreement with the Mexico City government for special parking permits and access to electric cars. At the end of 2015, Carrot had a fleet of 82 cars in Mexico City, Monterrey, Guadalajara and Puebla.

ID90T

Series B in 2013
"ID90T is revolutionizing airline employee travel by providing online shopping, reservation and ticketing tools, employee-only deals and discounts, and easy-to-implement technology that results in significant cost savings for our airline clients and increased employee satisfaction."
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