Brazilian Startup Infleet Secures $989,000 Investment Round to Strengthen Position in Equipment Management and Logistics Industry

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 28/04/2023 at 15:35

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Founded in 2017, Infleet, a Brazilian logistics and equipment management startup, recently secured a funding round of US$ 989,000 led by Citrino Ventures through the CV Idexo fund, with participation from DOMO Invest and Bossanova Investimentos.

This funding round will provide Infleet with the necessary resources to continue developing its logistics and equipment management solution.

Infleet integrates a service hub that provides transparency and agility. The startup’s solution consists of monitoring daily activities, reducing operational costs, accidents, and pollutants. The Infleet team will also invest in the education and information of fleet managers, with content available in podcasts and digital materials.

Infleet Technology: Innovative Solutions to Make Equipment Management More Efficient

The startup has 400 clients across Brazil and aims to achieve an annual growth rate of 150% in 2023, following a 200% expansion in 2022. The funding received by Infleet will support the company’s growth and the development of its solution, allowing it to continue providing quality service and solidifying its presence in the market.

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Investment in Infleet: A Sign of the Potential of the Logistics and Equipment Management Market in Brazil.

In summary, Infleet is a Brazilian logistics and equipment management startup that recently raised over US$ 989,000 in a funding round led by Citrino Ventures. With the mission to offer transparency and agility to its clients, Infleet has 400 clients across Brazil and intends to expand and grow at exponential rates in the coming years. With a comprehensive approach to logistics and equipment management, Infleet is committed to creating a more sustainable and responsible future in the logistics industry.

Brazilian Startup Infleet Secures $989,000 Investment Round to Strengthen Position in Equipment Management and Logistics Industry

Founded in 2017, Infleet, a Brazilian logistics and equipment management startup, recently secured a funding round of US$ 989,000 led by Citrino Ventures through the CV Idexo fund, with participation from DOMO Invest and Bossanova Investimentos.

Infleet Technology: Innovative Solutions to Make Equipment Management More Efficient

Investment in Infleet: A Sign of the Potential of the Logistics and Equipment Management Market in Brazil.

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