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§ Venture Capital · San Diego, CA, USA
Venture capital firm investing in early-stage startups across Latin America, managing co-investment funds for Latinx founders.
Angel Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Mexico City, Mexico, that invests in early-stage, high-growth startups across Latin America and the Pacific Alliance region. The firm primarily targets pre-seed to Series A companies operating in scalable technology sectors such as fintech, proptech, healthtech, consumer internet, and supply chain logistics. Across its investment vehicles, including the AV Pacific Alliance Fund II backed by international development banks, the firm manages over $120 million in assets under management. Angel Ventures has completed 76 investments resulting in ten exits, three initial public offerings, and two unicorns, with a portfolio featuring notable regional companies like Kueski, Clip, Homie, and Urbvan. Additionally, the firm operates a dedicated United States fund focused on Latinx founders developing cross-border enterprise and consumer solutions. Angel Ventures was founded in 2008 by Hernán Fernández Lamadrid.
Key people at Angel Ventures.
Angel Ventures has more than 26 tracked investments across 24 companies. The latest tracked deal is $3.0M Seed in Blooms in May 2025.
Key people at Angel Ventures.
Angel Ventures is a leading Mexican venture capital firm founded in 2008 that invests in early-stage to early-growth startups across Latin America. Its mission is to back high-potential entrepreneurs who develop innovative business models tailored to the Latin American market, primarily through Series Seed and Series A rounds. The firm manages multiple investment funds and applies rigorous, progressive methodologies to identify and support best-in-class startups, focusing on sectors such as fintech, foodtech, retailtech, proptech, mobility, AI/ML, insurtech, and big data analytics. Angel Ventures plays a significant role in the Latin American startup ecosystem by providing capital, strategic guidance, and leveraging its network to boost portfolio company growth and regional innovation[1][4][5].
Founded in Mexico City, Angel Ventures has evolved to become one of the most active and influential VC firms in the region, with over 80 investments and a strong presence in Mexico, Chile, Colombia, and Peru. The firm emphasizes compliance with global venture capital standards and supports underrepresented Latinx founders, helping them scale their businesses. Its investment approach targets companies that have initial customers and revenue, typically investing between $250K and $5M, with a preference for post-revenue startups[1][4][6].
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Angel Ventures was founded in 2008 in Mexico City by key partners including Hernán Fernández, Camilo Kejner, Elisa Sepúlveda, and Charlie Travers. The firm started with a focus on early-stage technology companies in Latin America and has since expanded its scope and fund size, currently managing at least two funds with a total capital exceeding $120 million. Over time, Angel Ventures has refined its investment thesis to focus on sectors with strong growth potential in the region, such as fintech, proptech, and foodtech, while also launching a dedicated US Latinx fund to support Hispanic founders. The firm’s evolution reflects a strategic response to the growing startup ecosystem in Latin America and the increasing interest from institutional investors globally[1][3][6][7].
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Angel Ventures rides the wave of rapid digital transformation and startup growth in Latin America, a region experiencing increased entrepreneurial activity and technological adoption. The timing is critical as Latin America’s market is maturing, with growing internet penetration, mobile usage, and demand for innovative financial, retail, and logistics solutions. Market forces such as rising venture capital interest, government support for innovation, and a young, tech-savvy population create a fertile environment for Angel Ventures’ investments. By focusing on scalable, regionally tailored business models, Angel Ventures influences the broader ecosystem by enabling startups to address local challenges while preparing them for global competitiveness[1][4][7].
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Looking ahead, Angel Ventures is poised to continue expanding its influence in Latin America’s venture capital landscape, with plans to close its third fund around $120 million to further fuel tech startups. Trends such as fintech innovation, AI integration, and digital transformation in traditional sectors will shape its investment focus. The firm’s commitment to supporting Latinx founders and cross-border expansion positions it well to capitalize on the growing demand for capital and expertise in the region. Angel Ventures’ evolving role as a bridge between Latin American startups and global markets will likely deepen, reinforcing its status as a key player in shaping the future of Latin American technology entrepreneurship[3][6].
This trajectory ties back to Angel Ventures’ founding mission of empowering innovative entrepreneurs to build transformative companies that drive regional progress and economic growth.
