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§ Venture Capital · Miami, FL, USA
Venture capital firm investing globally in early-stage technology startups for sustainable agrifood tech in Latin America.
Key people at Arpegio.
Arpegio is a Santiago, Chile-based venture capital firm that invests globally in early-stage technology startups focused on the Latin American food and agriculture industry. The firm targets the agrifood tech sector by providing equity financing to emerging companies aiming to modernize agricultural supply chains and food systems. Arpegio operates as a member of the FAIRR Initiative’s investor network to promote sustainable food systems across its investment portfolio. The firm also collaborates with regional industry programs, having previously partnered with AGRO.CONNECT in 2021 to support financial technology startups serving smallholder farmers in Mexico. While specific assets under management and portfolio metrics remain undisclosed, the firm leverages a global network of industry experts for deal sourcing, validation, and operational support. Arpegio was established by founding partner Gonzalo Perez-Taiman, though its exact founding year is not publicly disclosed.
Key people at Arpegio.
Arpegio is a venture capital firm specializing in early-stage technology startups that focus on transforming the food and agriculture sectors, particularly in Latin America. Their mission centers on investing in innovative companies that use technology to build the future of food, aiming to generate positive social and environmental impact while delivering strong returns. Arpegio targets startups that have demonstrated market fit and traction, supporting them to scale globally with a strategic emphasis on sustainability and innovation along the entire food supply chain[1][2][5][6].
Founded with offices in Miami and Santiago, Arpegio emerged to address the growing need for technological innovation in Latin America's agrifood industry. The firm’s founding partners brought together expertise in venture capital and agritech, evolving their focus to invest globally but with a strong regional connection. Over time, Arpegio has developed a specialized investment thesis that prioritizes startups leveraging digital solutions or technology-enabled products/services to solve critical challenges in food production, distribution, and sustainability[1][2].
Arpegio rides the global trend of digital transformation in agriculture and food systems, a sector increasingly recognized for its critical role in sustainability and food security. The timing is crucial as technological advances in data, AI, and supply chain innovation converge with rising demand for sustainable food production. By focusing on Latin America, a region with vast agricultural potential and emerging tech ecosystems, Arpegio positions itself at the intersection of market opportunity and impact. Their role extends beyond capital provision to fostering innovation ecosystems that connect startups with corporations seeking new solutions, thus accelerating the modernization of the agrifood industry[1][2].
Looking ahead, Arpegio is poised to deepen its influence by expanding its portfolio of scalable, tech-enabled agrifood startups and enhancing its strategic partnerships. Trends such as precision agriculture, alternative proteins, supply chain digitization, and climate-smart farming will likely shape their investment focus. As global and regional pressures for sustainable food systems intensify, Arpegio’s dual emphasis on impact and growth positions it to be a key player in driving the future of food innovation in Latin America and beyond[1][2][5]. Their continued success will depend on maintaining strong industry ties and adapting to evolving technological and market dynamics.
