DILA Capital Acquisition Corp. does not have significant operations. The company intends to enter into a merger, share exchange, asset acquisition, stock purchase, recapitalization, reorganization, or other similar business combination with one or more businesses. It intends to focus on technology-enabled companies doing business primarily in Latin America. The company was incorporated in 2020 and is based in Miami, Florida.

DILA Capital Acquisition Corp.

DILA Capital, founded in 2011, is a multi-stage Venture Capital firm based in Mexico City dedicated to investing in early-stage companies. Its successful and unique proven methodology investing in top class opportunities, creates value and improves entrepreneurial management and operation by providing access to its experienced business network.

With over 15 years’ experience participating in the entrepreneurial ecosystem, DILA’s Partners have been involved in consulting, mentoring, accelerating and investing in Mexican start-ups as founders, operators and investors. DILA Capital solid reputation and main asset, is its access to diversified pipeline opportunities generated through its own network. According to INADEM, DILA Capital is considered to have one of the largest and highest quality venture capital deal flows in the Mexican market.

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Launching a business and running it can be great; however, Ben Horowitz is brutally honest about how hard it truly is. We have given every founder we have partnered with a copy, fully vested in the quest together to grow their business and the demanding journey to be an entrepreneur. The Hard Thing About Hard Things is a must-read for every founder and entrepreneur, for anyone looking for a book with amazing insights into the high risk, high reward journey of starting a business.

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The Peru Venture Capital Conference 2023 will take place the following days, featuring top investors and venture capital funds. An event that marks a significant stride in transforming and energizing the LatAm startup ecosystem.

A recent report from PECAP showcases a sixfold increase in investments in Peruvian startups over the last three years, reaching over USD $300 million. This growth underscores the burgeoning potential of the region.

 DILA's portfolio company founders have underlined the potential and amazing talent in every country of LATAM. Peru is no exception.  We are thoroughly grateful to be part of the panel, with VP Joaquín Abal talking alongside Pedro P. del Campo and Itali Pedroni Collini about the challenges of raising a fund and the journey it entails.

The 8th edition of the event will bring together over 800 participants, including entrepreneurs, investors, and business leaders. With a focus on current venture capital trends, impact investment, and diversity, a hub for learning, networking, and innovation.

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Mexico is ranked the 58th country in innovation according to the Global Innovation Index, third in Latin America behind Chile and Brazil.

However this only signifies huge areas of opportunity and growth. Five companies, five leaders and five segments have joined forces to co-create ROCC. (Rethink, Organize, Construct and Colaborate), aiming to position Mexico on top of the innovation index and for it to become the LATAM leader.

3M, Bayer, Amazon Web Services (AWS), BBVA en México, and Grupo Modelo S.A. de C.V.  are pursuing to drive innovation in Mexico through a five pronged alliance - Fernanda Guarro Ruben Mugartegui Manuel Bravo Joe Naffah Mahuad and Mamselle T. are uniting their leaderships in ROCC to support entrepreneurs and founders, further drive development, and increase our high-tech and creative services exports. 

Venture Capital plays a fundamental role in the ecosystem, and DILA Capital aligns with ROCC’s objectives, gratified to be a part of this alliance pushing Mexico forward. 

Special thanks to Bayer for hosting the event, Mercedes Bouzas Estevan for conducting the panel, and Philipp Haugwitz for the insights and overview of the LATAM innovation ecosystem.

🎙 The Venture Capital industry is a black box. In this interview, Alejandro Diez Barroso, co-founder of DILA Capital, delves into how and why an investor makes the decisions he makes.

On this episode of Startupeable with Enzo Cavalie, Alejandro discusses the Power of Law and how to evaluate the scalability of a business model. 

Tune into the episode using this link: 
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Finnosummit by Finnovista + Fintech Unconference by Finnovating + Citi event at Mexico Tech Week. Three of the most relevant fintech events in the year, one common theme: collaboration. I can't stress enough the importance of collaboration between stakeholders to unlock value within the financial services sector.

Within DILA Capital’s portfolio, BBVA Spark has played a very active role leading this trend, but there have also been other game-changing collaboration schemes such as Cicada Technologies Inc.-Citibanamex, Pacto-Santander, Fairplay-Amazon, mattilda.-Santillana Latinoamérica or Mezubo.com-Mercado Libre. These associations are unlocking a huge amount of value in Mexico and across Latin America.

Innovation doesn’t happen in a vacuum and is not solely driven by startups. It’s a high-friction process where each sector stakeholder brings something valuable to the table and incentives must be aligned. There are many key individuals in the ecosystem helping reduce that friction and bringing down cultural and technological barriers to accelerate this process.

Joe Naffah Mahuad, Teresa M., Shanti Galvan, Miguel Lavalle, Angeles Bueno Sosa, Aldo Alvarez, Azahara Ortega Rodríguez, Mariel Vasquez, Beatriz Duran Serrano, Alex Santana, Roberto Delgado de Robles, among many others...

Este Miércoles 25, nuestro VP Alejandro Chávez Ruiz Quintana participará en en el festival digital Revenue Day (https://lnkd.in/d4X9CGhV ). En este espacio líderes de la industria en LATAM comparten sus historias de éxito, ideas, retos y logros.  Alejandro hablará específicamente de los fondos de capital de riesgo, el papel indispensable de V.C. en el crecimiento de las start-ups, el futuro y proyección del asset class en LATAM para el 2024, y el rol de Venture Capital como primer paso para fondear la innovación a nivel global. 

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	Mar '21	Jun '21	Sep '21	Dec '21	Mar '22	Jun '22	Sep '22
net income	-488 -	-73.03K 14,864.34%	-201.73K 176.25%	275.25K 236.44%	-241.00K 187.56%	-120.66K 49.93%	14.39K 111.93%
depreciation and amortization
deferred income tax
stock based compensation
change in working capital	488 -	-361.03K 74,082.38%	98.05K 127.16%	273.49K 178.93%	109.12K 60.10%	-89.66K 182.16%	-174.29K 94.40%
accounts receivables
inventory
accounts payables					100.21K -	-55.20K 155.09%	27.60K 150.00%
other working capital	488 -	-361.03K 74,082.38%	98.05K 127.16%	273.49K 178.93%	8.91K 96.74%	-34.45K 486.74%	-201.89K 486.03%
other non cash items		424 -	-10.36K 2,543.63%	-584.55K 5,541.84%	15.75K 102.70%	-76.07K 582.85%
net cash provided by operating activities		-433.64K -	-114.04K 73.70%	-35.82K 68.59%	-116.12K 224.21%	-286.38K 146.62%	-159.90K 44.17%
investments in property plant and equipment
acquisitions net
purchases of investments
sales maturities of investments
other investing activites				-58.30M -			271.45K -
net cash used for investing activites				-58.30M -			271.45K -
debt repayment
common stock issued	25K -	59.76M 238,949.22%		-59.76M -
common stock repurchased
dividends paid
other financing activites	-19.92K -	-406.99K 1,942.71%	-42.45K 89.57%	59.76M 140,882.82%	-5K 100.01%
net cash used provided by financing activities	5.08K -	59.36M 1,169,232.45%	-42.45K 100.07%	-59.32M 139,636.02%	-5K 99.99%
effect of forex changes on cash				117.62M -
net change in cash	5.08K -	621.87K 12,151.26%	-156.49K 125.16%	-35.82K 77.11%	-121.12K 238.17%	-286.38K 136.44%	111.55K 138.95%
cash at beginning of period		5.08K -	626.95K 12,251.26%	470.46K 24.96%	434.64K 7.61%	313.51K 27.87%	27.13K 91.35%
cash at end of period	5.08K -	626.95K 12,251.26%	470.46K 24.96%	434.64K 7.61%	313.51K 27.87%	27.13K 91.35%	138.68K 411.19%
operating cash flow		-433.64K -	-114.04K 73.70%	-35.82K 68.59%	-116.12K 224.21%	-286.38K 146.62%	-159.90K 44.17%
capital expenditure
free cash flow		-433.64K -	-114.04K 73.70%	-35.82K 68.59%	-116.12K 224.21%	-286.38K 146.62%	-159.90K 44.17%

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