Top 5 Biotech Angel Investors in Brazil in May 2025

Last updated: May 2025 A list of 5 angel investors that invest in Biotech startups based in Brazil. We rank investors based on the number of investments they made in Biotech companies from Brazil. We update this investor list every month.

Top 5 Biotech Angel Investors in Brazil in May 2025

Investor	Biotech Brazil investments
Fabricio Bloisi	1
Daniel Gold	1
Eduardo Mufarej	1
Peter Andersen	1
Armínio Fraga	1

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Fabricio Bloisi is the CEO of Prosus Group. Fabricio Bloisi attended Harvard Business School.

Investment focus

Software, Mobile, Internet
Series A, Funding Round, Seed
Brazil, Colombia, Argentina

Portfolio highlights

Moova — Moova is a technological platform that captures idle last mile logistic capacity and transforms it into high efficiency and low cost shipping solutions. The platform connects E-Commerce and retail businesses with a fleet of "Moovers" who complete deliveries on their bicycle, motorcycle, car or van to generate an additional source ofincome. Through route optimization software, real-time traceability, flexible warehousing, and analytics, Moova is propelling the nascent E-Commerce industry in Latin America by reimagining the last mile for a sustainable world.
BioLinker — BioLinker is a production of synthetic biology, protein synthesis kits, and protein.
Voa Health — Voa's purpose is to become the primary enabler of AI-enhanced healthcare.

Daniel Gold

Investment focus

Genetics, Life Science, Biotechnology
Pre-Seed
Brazil

Portfolio highlights

gen-t — Gen-t is a platform capable of providing the map of genomic research. Gen-t was founded in 2021 and was headquartered in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Eduardo Mufarej built his career in private equity and education as an investor and entrepreneur. He co-founded and was CEO of Tarpon Investimentos, one of Brazil’s largest independent investment managers. He served on several boards and was Chairman of Somos Educação and Omega Energia Renovável. From 2014 until 2018 Eduardo led the largest k-12company in Latin America, Abril Educação, which he managed until the sale of the company to Kroton Educacional in October 2018. After the sale, Eduardo created Renova, a project focused on selecting and training a new generation of leaders in Brazilian politics. Since its creation, the program has supported and trained over 2000 individuals in Brazil, helping to elect 176 of its students. This effort awarded Eduardo the prize Brazilian Entrepreneur of the Year in 2018. In early 2020, Eduardo co-founded Galena, a company that supports and trains individuals for their first jobs. Eduardo is a member of the advisory board of the Wilson Institute, in Washington, DC, of the Yale University SOM Council of Global Advisors and a fellow at Stanford’s Graduate School of Education. He is the author of the book Jornada Improvável (Unlikely Journey, 2021).