Tech & Trends
2025/08/20

Corporate Venture Capital in Brazil: why investment rounds have declined and what to expect in the coming years

After the phase of massive investments, we are now experiencing a period of greater selectivity, which contributes to more consistent and lasting results....
George-Carvalho

George Carvalho

Especialista de Inovação do Torq

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In recent years, Corporate Venture Capital (CVC) investments have dropped significantly, and the sector is facing a challenging moment, especially in Latin America. According to data from a study conducted by Sling Hub, the volume of CVC investments in the region reached US$ 267 million, a 49% decrease compared to the first quarter of 2024. But if the appetite for innovation and technological advancement remains high, how can we explain this decline in investment rounds?

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