Sunna Ventures

Cristián Olea serves as Managing Partner and leads investment decisions. His track record includes sourcing and backing early-stage Latin American technology companies that have gone on to raise from top-tier global and regional venture funds.

Sunna focuses on pre-seed and seed stages, with selected follow-on participation into Series A rounds. The firm anchors or co-leads early rounds, often serving as the first institutional check for Santiago and Mexico City-based founders.

The firm targets fintech, proptech, agritech, enterprise software, and digital marketplaces—sectors where Latin America's legacy infrastructure creates openings for platform businesses. Portfolio evidence includes fintech platform Fintual and proptech marketplace Houm.

Sunna structures direct equity investments in operating companies. There is no public record of the firm making fund commitments or operating as a fund-of-funds.

Sunna regularly co-invests alongside global and regional venture firms. Its portfolio companies have been backed by Y Combinator and Kaszek Ventures, indicating a collaborative approach to syndicate-building with both US-based accelerators and Latin America's largest venture platforms.

Sunna sources through deep Santiago-based founder networks and early-stage ecosystem relationships, extending its pipeline into Mexico and Colombia. The firm's cross-border focus mirrors the expansion patterns of its portfolio companies, which often launch in one market and scale regionally.

The firm has not publicly disclosed its limited partner base or capital source. As a venture firm rather than a family office, it likely raises capital from institutional and high-net-worth investors, but no specific backers have been confirmed in public record.