Yellow Ventures

Yellow Ventures

Yellow Ventures is a São Paulo-based seed-stage firm launched by a partnership of five Brazilian entrepreneurs. The team is anchored by Patrick Sigrist, founder of iFood — the largest online restaurant marketplace in Latin America — alongside Norberto Monfort, co-founder of brokers Link Investimentos and Rico.com.vc; Jean Sigrist, co-founder of Guide Investimentos; and Marco Camhaji, a former partner at Redpoint eventures. Their aggregated operating history spans consumer internet, financial services, and enterprise IT, creating a GP base defined by operator experience rather than traditional financial careers. The firm targets first-check positions where its partners' operational knowledge can change a company's trajectory. Sectors of emphasis include fintech, digital health, marketplaces, and enterprise software. Yellow Ventures has backed Banco Neon, a digital banking challenger where partner Norberto Monfort holds an investor-director role, and maintains a relationship with parent company Inmetrics, where partner Alexandre Junqueira serves as Chairman. The firm's capital deployment geography is concentrated in Brazil, with peripheral visibility into broader Latin American seed-stage networks through partners' prior regional leadership roles at firms such as Redpoint eventures and iFood. Yellow Ventures does not run sector-specific fund vehicles or publicly disclose fund sizes, operating instead as a pooled conviction vehicle for its five general partners. Yellow Ventures lists five partners on its website: Sigrist, Monfort, Sigrist, Junqueira, and Camhaji. Inmetrics, co-founded by Junqueira, is described as Yellow Ventures' parent company, creating a corporate sponsorship layer unique among Brazilian seed-stage firms. The firm's office sits on Avenida Brigadeiro Faria Lima in São Paulo's financial district. No recent fund closes or deployment figures have been publicly disclosed. Yellow Ventures' structural distinction is its parent-company relationship with Inmetrics, a Latin American IT optimization firm with operations in Chile and Colombia. This tie grants the seed-stage vehicle access to technical due diligence resources and corporate enterprise networks uncommon for an early-stage investor, while keeping investment decisions within the founder-partner group at Yellow Ventures itself.