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Dalus invests with CKD in low-cost hotel chain Ayenda

  • Dalus Capital Fund II, a venture capital fund, has invested in Ayenda, a Colombian startup specializing in affordable accommodation 
  • Furthermore, Dalus has raised 76.5 million pesos through a capital call and has made investments in other companies such as Rodati Motors, PayClip, Calii, and AlGramo Global
Dalus Capital invests in Colombian startup Ayenda for affordable accommodations. Photo: Ayenda
Dalus Capital invests in Colombian startup Ayenda for affordable accommodations. Photo: Ayenda
05/31/2021
Dalus Capital Fund II, a trust managed by Dalus Capital, a Venture Capital fund focused on early-stage and growth companies, has formalized an investment in the Colombian startup Ayenda, which specializes in low-cost accommodation. 

To date, Dalus has made investments in companies such as Rodati Motors, which has a customer service application through WhatsApp known as Sirena; PayClip, a company that enables businesses to accept credit and debit card payments. 

Calii, a platform that directly connects fruit and vegetable producers with their customers; as well as the Chilean-based company AlGramo Global, which allows packaged product producers to dispense them through reusable smart containers. 

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