According to the latest ColombiaTech Report 2022-2023 report, which makes visible the importance of initiatives for Colombia’s economic development and job creation, 1,327 startups (19% more than last year).
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The report, conducted by KPMG Colombia in collaboration with EAFIT, CESA, Chambers of Commerce of Bogota, Cartagena and Cali, and INNpulsa, revealed: 31 different sectors that make up the Colombian entrepreneurship ecosystemFintech (15.3 percent), followed by RetailTech (8.1 percent), HealthTech (7 percent), DeepTech (6.7 percent), AdTech/MarTech (6.7 percent) and Business Management (7 percent) 6.1) ).
Also, Cundinamarca, and especially the capital of the country, has the highest density of enterprises (60 percent), followed by Antioquia (21 percent).
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While only 4 additional departments have more than 1% of total initiatives mapped: Valle del Cauca (7.8 percent), Santander (2.6 percent), Atlántico (2.4 percent) and Caldas (1.4 percent).
Despite the regional situation, “Colombia is on the world’s radar as a country focused on innovation and digital transformation; and as a benchmark in the digital entrepreneurship ecosystem around the world.”,
The current situation reflects the change in perspective mutual funds have when deciding which business to transfer their capital to.
The region experienced a -47 percent drop in the poll from 2021, and yet there was an increase in rounds from 582 to 784, only a lower amount of negotiation.
“According to Endeavour’s venture capital data, Colombia is resilient as it represents 15 percent of the region’s raised capital ($8.1 billion in venture capital). This leaves a clear message for Colombian entrepreneurs and your investments will be much more selective,” he said. added Peñaranda.
According to the report, 16 percent of startups have between 21 and 50 employees, and only 4 percent have more than 100 employees on the payroll.
Also, compared to last year, The number of female entrepreneurs increased exponentially, reaching 19 percent of total participation, that is, 1 out of 5 founders. The proportion of entrepreneurs is women. One thing that is true, but positive, still does not match the overall male participation of 81 percent.
Rappi from the most prominent (SupplyChain) industry maintains the first place. Of the 10, 40 percent is created by Fintech and 20 percent by Real Estate startups. The rest are EdTech, FoodTech and HealthTech.
Rappi joined to round out the top ten positions: Addi, Platzi, Habi, Frubana, Thirty, Tul, Laika, Bold and La Haus.
When it comes to three leading companies in each industry, the most recognized in fintech are Bold, Addi and Treinta. Realtech has merceo, aparta and preki. Healthtech has: 1doc3, lentesplus and saludtools.
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