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Startups

Startups.com.br is a Brazilian online media platform dedicated to news, analysis, and insights about the startup ecosystem in Brazil.

Funding reportedLast round: Series B

Online mediaSao Paulo, Brazil

About Startups

Startups.com.br is a Brazilian online media platform dedicated to news, analysis, and insights about the startup ecosystem in Brazil.

It publishes articles in both Portuguese and English, covering a wide range of topics such as startup launches, funding rounds, industry trends, and corporate venture capital. The platform features content on various companies and initiatives, including Sebrae for Startups, BHub, Gentelab, Casai, Anywhere, and Facily. It also provides interviews and market analyses, contributing to a comprehensive understanding of the evolving startup landscape.

What company datasets say Startups raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all45.2Min the source's currency
Last roundSeries B
Last round size45M
Last round dateApr 2022

On 12 portfolio pages

Investors who name them

Each firm lists Startups on its own website. That is the firm's claim, a weaker thing than a round we watched, but a named source.

The company, in detail

What they build

Known for

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Built with from their website

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Sector
Online media
Industry code
NAICS 5231, 513120, 519290, SIC 2721
Region
State of Sao Paulo
Revenue
290k a year, as listed
Full record
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Online media in Brazil

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