O InfoMoney closed a content partnership with a portal specializing in startups and technology. With this, the InfoMoney starts to regularly publish reports on a topic that is gaining more and more relevance among companies and investors – written by those who understand the subject.
Founded in 2020, the is at the center of technology and innovation, connecting startups, investors and large corporations. Everything that moves the ecosystem in Brazil and around the world is closely monitored, with behind-the-scenes, analysis and exclusive reports.
For Gustavo Brigatto, founder and CEO of Startups, joining forces with the country’s main financial news portal is a recognition of the relevance built by the platform in its six years of operation.
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“It’s not something restricted to startups or venture capital investors; those in the financial market also need to follow along, as those starting at the grassroots now can become a large company in five or ten years,” says Brigatto.
The collaboration comes at a time of maturity in the sector. Gabriel Garcia, Hard News coordinator at InfoMoneyhighlights that Startups’ work is a reference for those who follow the market.
“Having this coverage integrated into InfoMoney it’s a way to deliver more depth, context and curation to those who make investment decisions every day”, says Garcia.
He adds that the partnership strengthens innovation coverage by bringing together the depth of InfoMoney in finance with the context that Startups has on high-growth entrepreneurship.
Moment of consolidation
The partnership occurs at a time of consolidation for the sector, which is experiencing the “hangover” from the boom recorded between 2020 and 2022. After the so-called “winter of startups”, which began in 2023, the Brazilian innovation ecosystem in 2025 consolidated its maturity with more than 20 thousand active companies, according to the Sebrae Startups Observatory.
According to Brigatto, the “winter” did not freeze the wheels of the sector, which today has more experienced founders and more mature companies. “Our role as a specialized portal is to help the ecosystem generate new cases”, says the CEO of Startups.
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The sectoral distribution also points to new horizons, with healthtechs becoming the second largest vertical in the country and the advancement of almost 900 deep techs in biotechnology and agribusiness.
The collaboration reinforces the importance of connecting the traditional financial market with the world of innovation, ensuring that investors and executives closely monitor the companies that will dictate the pace of the economy in the coming years.
