Key Takeaways
- • Capital Q® Ventures Inc., a Maitland, Florida-based full-stack venture capital firm, announced a strategic investment in Carryt, a Bogotá-headquartered logistics and fintech company, on November 3, 2026.
- • Capital Q® Ventures will provide managerial assistance and capital formation support to Carryt as it advances its next phase of growth across Latin America.
- • Carryt operates in Colombia, Mexico, Brazil, and Chile and cites a regional opportunity of more than 12 million small merchants and an estimated $500 billion market.
- • Plug and Play is a co-investor in Carryt, and the company has grown through the 2024 acquisition of Treggo's Colombia and Mexico operations and the late-2025 acquisition of Chilean platform Paket.
- • Carryt's priorities include technology development, geographic expansion, and growth of its fintech credit portfolio; the investment amount was not disclosed.
Summary
Under the agreement, Capital Q® Ventures will provide managerial assistance and capital formation support as Carryt expands its logistics services and regional operations. The firm will work with Carryt's leadership team on strategic planning, business development, and capital formation. Michael "Q" Quatrini, Chairman and CEO of Capital Q® Ventures, said the company addresses barriers that make reliable and affordable logistics difficult for many businesses.
Carryt, headquartered in Bogotá, Colombia, describes itself as a technology-driven logistics and fintech company. Its platform combines AI-powered route optimization, warehousing, integrated distribution, and financial solutions, connecting consumer packaged goods companies, retailers, and e-commerce businesses with small merchants. The company has a presence in Colombia, Mexico, Brazil, and Chile. It has grown through acquisitions, including Treggo's operations in Colombia and Mexico in 2024 and Chilean e-commerce logistics platform Paket in late 2025. Plug and Play, a global venture capital firm and innovation platform, is among Carryt's co-investors.
Carryt's stated priorities include technology and product development, expansion across existing and new Latin American markets, and growth of its fintech credit portfolio. Daniel Cuervo, Founder and CEO of Carryt, said Capital Q® Ventures brings experience in business development, planning, and capital formation in addition to capital. The company cites a regional ecosystem of more than 12 million small merchants and an estimated $500 billion market opportunity.
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