Fondo de Fondos
Est. dry powder
$124.7M
Raised, not yet invested
AUM
$2.3B
Assets under management
Latest fund
$27M
Mining Investments Separate Account
Est. cheque size
$270K–
From fund sizes
Deals, last 12 months
—
Not reported
About Fondo de Fondos
Corporación Mexicana de Inversiones de Capital (CMIC) is a private Mexican fund of funds established in 2006 that promotes productive investment in Mexico and Latin America. The firm has a focus on private capital, entrepreneurial capital, energy, infrastructure and impact funds. The leading Mexican development institutions, including Nacional Financiera (NAFIN), BANOBRAS, BANCOMEXT, and FOCIR supported CMIC's investment program, until 2015 when they issued 4 public vehicles (CKDs) to invest private resources in funds and co-investments.
- Type
- Private Equity Fund of Funds Manager
- Headquarters
- Mexico City, Ciudad de Mexico, Mexico
- Stages
- Series CEarly Stage
- Est. cheque size
- $270K–$1.4M
- Sectors
- Diversified, Information Technology
Where they invest
From deals and portfolio companies on record
Most frequent rounds
- —1
- Series C1
Across 2 deals
Portfolio sectors
- Chemicals1
- Telecoms1
Across 2 companies
Portfolio countries
- Mexico1
- US1
Across 2 companies
Recent investments
Newest 2 of 2
- ——
Interquim, SA de CV.
Dec 2021 · —
- Series C$19M
YellowPepper USA, LLC
Feb 2015 · Series C
Offices
1 location
- Mexico City, Ciudad de Mexico, MexicoHQ
Questions about Fondo de Fondos
How much does Fondo de Fondos invest per deal?
Based on the size of its funds, Fondo de Fondos writes estimated cheques of $270K–$1.4M. Lead cheques usually sit at the top of that range and follow-on cheques lower.
What stages does Fondo de Fondos invest in?
Fondo de Fondos has invested at Series C and Early Stage. Its most frequent rounds on record are — and Series C.
How much capital does Fondo de Fondos have left to invest?
Fondo de Fondos has an estimated $124.7M in dry powder: capital it has raised but not yet invested.