Founders Fund and Sequoia Lead $35M Round in Brazilian Legaltech Enter
Brazilian legaltech Enter has raised $35 million in a round co-led by Founders Fundand Sequoia Capital, reaching a valuation of around R$ 2 billion (≈ US$ 350 million). The round also included Atlantico and ONEVC, highlighting growing investor confidence in Brazil’s artificial-intelligence ecosystem.
Enter uses AI to deliver auditable and reliable legal drafting for large companies and law firms, helping automate tasks such as case analysis, document generation, and litigation management. In a country with nearly 80 million ongoing lawsuits, the company’s technology promises to reduce costs and accelerate workflows in one of the world’s most complex legal systems.
The startup already works with major enterprises including Itaú, Santander, Mercado Livre, Nubank, and Airbnb, and expects to handle around 250,000 lawsuits this year alone.
This investment is significant for several reasons. It marks Sequoia’s second AI investment in Brazil, following its participation in Avra, and brings Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund back to the region—both funds were early backers of Nubank, now Latin America’s most valuable fintech. Their renewed interest signals that Brazil’s AI startups are entering a new phase of global relevance.
Beyond its valuation milestone, Enter’s round underscores how AI-driven vertical solutions—in this case, legaltech—are becoming central to Latin America’s innovation story. For global and local investors alike, the deal suggests Brazil is no longer just producing consumer-focused startups, but also deep-tech companies capable of solving structural inefficiencies in traditional industries.
Enter’s success may well open the door for a new generation of AI companies emerging from Brazil’s vibrant tech scene.
Infleet Raises $7.54M to Scale AI + IoT in Fleet & Logistics Hub
Brazilian startup Infleet, which offers a logistics and equipment management integration hub, has secured USD 7,538,920 (≈ R$ 40 million) in a Series A round led by Canary, Citrino Ventures, and Indicator Capital. Other participants include BluStone, DOMO.VC, and Scale-Up Ventures.
Infleet combines IoT sensors, real-time connectivity, and AI analytics to bring transparency, predictive insights, and operational agility to fleets. Its platform monitors driver behavior, vehicle condition, and usage patterns, enabling cost control, preventive maintenance, and risk reduction.
The Brazilian logistics market remains heavily truck-dependent: most goods move by road, and fleet operators face huge cost pressures, regulatory complexity, and fragmentation. Infleet’s growth addresses a critical infrastructure bottleneck in Brazil’s supply chain.
The startup has been growing at breakneck speed—reporting 120 % year-over-year growth, having expanded 50× since inception, and projecting similar momentum into 2025–2026.
With the new capital, Infleet plans to accelerate development of its “Intelligent Copilot” — a proactive assistant that alerts drivers to risk (e.g. fatigue, speed, distraction) while surfacing strategic dashboards and cost levers for fleet managers.
This funding round signals growing investor confidence in Latin America’s infrastructure software layer. Infleet represents more than a logistics play: it exemplifies how IoT + vertical AI can modernize foundational industrial systems that rarely draw attention — until inefficiencies become crippling.
As Brazil seeks productivity gains across supply chains, Infleet may become a key enabler of smarter, safer, and more sustainable transport operations across the region.
Omie Secures $158M in Landmark Deal, Brings Global Growth Capital to Brazil
São Paulo — In one of the most significant Brazilian startup financings of 2025, Omie, a cloud ERP/CRM software provider for small and medium enterprises, has raised USD 158,233,705 in a round led by Partners Group.
As part of the transaction, Partners Group acquired approximately 15 % of Omie for USD 100 million, valuing the company at around USD 700 million. The deal included a secondary component, allowing early investors (e.g. SoftBank, Riverwood, Astella) to partially exit while continuing to hold positions.
Omie, founded in 2013, has built a highly capital-efficient growth trajectory. Over 11 years, it has raised modest amounts relative to peers, yet matured into a stable SaaS operator serving more than 180,000 customers with 30–40 % annual growth, processing USD 6.5 billion in monthly invoices, and achieving cash-flow positivity since mid-2023.
This raise is a milestone for Brazilian tech: it marks Partners Group’s first growth equity investment in Brazil, and underscores the renewed appetite for Latin America’s scale-stage SaaS companies. Omie’s strong fundamentals and efficiency make it a poster child for how discipline and product leverage can attract global capital into Brazil’s SME infrastructure space.
In a market often dominated by high-risk bets, Omie’s rise shows the power of sustainable growth, deep vertical focus, and leveraging accounting channels to penetrate under-digitalized small business segments.