Key Takeaways
- • Capital Q Ventures, a Maitland, Florida-based venture capital firm, has made a strategic investment in Carryt, a Bogotá-headquartered Colombian logistics and fintech company, to support its Latin American expansion.
- • Financial terms of the investment were not disclosed.
- • Carryt operates across Colombia, Mexico, Brazil and Chile and targets more than 12 million small merchants and an estimated $500 billion in commercial opportunities across Latin America, according to the company.
- • Capital Q will provide capital formation assistance, strategic planning and operational support, including business development, fundraising and expansion into additional markets.
- • Carryt is building a fintech credit portfolio alongside its logistics network, and Plug and Play is also an existing investor.
Summary
Capital Q Ventures, a Florida-based venture capital firm, has made a strategic investment in Carryt, a Colombian logistics and fintech company, to support its expansion across Latin America, according to citybiz. The company did not disclose financial terms of the transaction.
Carryt is headquartered in Bogotá and provides last-mile delivery, warehousing, route optimization and distribution services to consumer packaged goods companies, retailers and e-commerce businesses. The company operates in Colombia, Mexico, Brazil and Chile, using technology to connect consumer brands with small merchants and improve distribution efficiency. Carryt has grown through acquisitions, including Treggo's operations in Colombia and Mexico in 2024 and Chilean e-commerce logistics platform Paket in late 2025, which strengthened its regional delivery network and its presence in small-business and e-commerce logistics.
Under the agreement, Capital Q will provide capital formation assistance, strategic planning and operational support as Carryt expands its logistics network, develops technology and grows its financial services business. Capital Q will work with Carryt's management on business development, fundraising and strategic initiatives, including expansion into additional markets and investment in its technology platform. Carryt is also developing financial products for businesses within its logistics network, including plans to expand its fintech credit portfolio.
Carryt estimates a potential market of more than 12 million small merchants and approximately $500 billion in commercial opportunities across Latin America. Michael Quatrini, founder and CEO of Capital Q Ventures, said Carryt is addressing a significant challenge in the region's supply chain by connecting consumer brands with small merchants that have historically faced barriers to efficient distribution and financial services. Daniel Cuervo, founder and CEO of Carryt, said Capital Q brings more than access to capital, citing its experience in business development, planning and capital formation. Global venture capital firm Plug and Play is also an investor in Carryt.
Carryt is headquartered in Bogotá and provides last-mile delivery, warehousing, route optimization and distribution services to consumer packaged goods companies, retailers and e-commerce businesses. The company operates in Colombia, Mexico, Brazil and Chile, using technology to connect consumer brands with small merchants and improve distribution efficiency. Carryt has grown through acquisitions, including Treggo's operations in Colombia and Mexico in 2024 and Chilean e-commerce logistics platform Paket in late 2025, which strengthened its regional delivery network and its presence in small-business and e-commerce logistics.
Under the agreement, Capital Q will provide capital formation assistance, strategic planning and operational support as Carryt expands its logistics network, develops technology and grows its financial services business. Capital Q will work with Carryt's management on business development, fundraising and strategic initiatives, including expansion into additional markets and investment in its technology platform. Carryt is also developing financial products for businesses within its logistics network, including plans to expand its fintech credit portfolio.
Carryt estimates a potential market of more than 12 million small merchants and approximately $500 billion in commercial opportunities across Latin America. Michael Quatrini, founder and CEO of Capital Q Ventures, said Carryt is addressing a significant challenge in the region's supply chain by connecting consumer brands with small merchants that have historically faced barriers to efficient distribution and financial services. Daniel Cuervo, founder and CEO of Carryt, said Capital Q brings more than access to capital, citing its experience in business development, planning and capital formation. Global venture capital firm Plug and Play is also an investor in Carryt.
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