Latin America: unicorn value per industry 2021

Unicorns in Bermuda, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, and Uruguay that were active in the sector of finance and insurance reached a cumulative market valuation of 34 billion U.S. dollars as of April 2021. This according to estimates based company valuations as provided by multiple sources. Note that the figures provided here are based on unicorns that did not go public via an IPO and were not at some point acquired by another company. This excludes, for example, MercadoLibre, the Argentinian e-commerce competitor to Amazon.

Market valuation of unicorns in Latin America as of April 2021, by industry (in billion U.S. dollars)

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April 2021

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LAC

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April 2021

Supplementary notes

A unicorn company is a privately owned startup that has a current valuation of one billion U.S. dollars or over. Once a company has gone public (IPO) or has been acquired it is no longer termed as a unicorn. All published figures are best estimations based on latest publications of sources. Figures are correct as of April 2021. Figures and valuations are rounded as some company valuations have not been externally verified and are self-published. Latest valuations used. As multiple sources were used and valuations vary between sources, the most recent valuation was used. Where valuations differed but the reporting date was the same, mean averages were used. Industries were assigned by the sources. Where companies crossed industries, the major category was used as determined by the source. Where companies have multiple countries listed the country of headquarters has been used.

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