What We Do

At Calvert Capital we identify growth trends in sectors linked to technological development, as well as companies that optimize their production processes based on these. We connect with knowledge-generating centers to find out about scientific discoveries, which allows us to serve as catalysts, helping to turn learning into updated value-added products.

Our goal is to provide capital and management to business proposals as well as to contribute to their expansion, as well as to participate in corporations active in the markets, to build an attractive offer. This activity begins with market studies, which allow us to know future trends, followed by the selection of proposals that plan their development in the areas of our interest, namely:

Nanotechnology (atomic-scale engineering),
Biotechnology (life engineering),
Infotechnology (information engineering)
Neurology and cognitive sciences (brain and cognition engineering).

We are at the moment of development of all these disciplines, as well as the subspecialties that will derive from them and their interaction, that is, interdisciplinarity.

We spend most of our time identifying trends, understanding innovations and their possible uses. Exploring consolidated and established companies, but also emerging and expanding ones regardless of size or market capitalization. We are excited to see how scientific predictions are being transformed into products created by companies that are joining the race for growth and innovation more and more quickly.

Who We Are

Our team is made up of financial professionals with extensive experience in the areas of consulting, corporate governance, Stock Market and Venture Capital; supported by entrepreneurs from industrial sectors and academic leaders who specialize in global business developments in robotics, artificial intelligence and health technologies.

We are aware of the Economic Power of Multipurpose Technologies and their Impact on Growth and the key influence they have had on the development of the economies of the countries where they have been implemented; understanding from this, the importance of selecting companies that maintain the generation of value in the long term.

We know that an economy based on technological developments is capable of generating, in a timely manner, the necessary resources to create knowledge to transform the offer of products and services. The restructuring of the production requires the contribution deep knowledge of the NIBC & IA.

Technological Restauration

Robotics and AI are already an integral part of our lives; Last year, Amazon delivered more than 5 billion items in two days or less to its Prime members, an achievement that would not have been possible without advanced robotics-powered AI and factory automation capabilities.

Also, more than 5,000 surgical robots in hospitals around the world performed almost 1 million surgeries. Every day, Siri and Alexa help us transcribe voice messages to text, choose the perfect music playlist, discover the perfect destination for dinner, and even help us avoid traffic to be on time.

Corporate giants around the world are aware of this trend and are aggressively putting up capital to develop and acquire the technologies needed to take their businesses to the next level. The choice is simple: be a disruptor or be disrupted.

As companies race to take advantage of all that AI has to offer, the pace of acquisitions has continued to accelerate. What is happening in numbers translates as follows:

$11.7 billion dollars have been raised by startups in 347 deals.
$12 billion dollars has been invested in robotics companies since 2018.
$36 billion dollars is the growth projection of the health market for the year 2025.
2.5 Quintillion bytes of data were sold daily during the year 2019.
$552 billion will be the sum that the market automation industry will reach by the year 2024.

What is Venture Capital

It is the activity that organizes the contribution of money and management, in which a Management Company distributes resources, temporarily financing the birth, development and expansion of companies. In the analysis of this industry we have paid special attention to the United States and Europe. Between both actors they have developed a market of more than $750 billion dollars, creating and expanding thousands of companies, generating millions of jobs and high profits for investors; In contrast, we have noted that with the exception of Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Mexico, the almost non-existence that this activity has had in Latin America and the Caribbean, due to the absence of regulations, as well as economic activity itself, wasting the possibilities of growth economic contribution to countries.

Venture Capital directs its contribution to companies with exponential growth capacity, until they are listed on public markets. The Management Entities act as delegated agents of third-party resources, that is, investors, large pools of money that have a time horizon oriented to the medium term and that trust the administrator who establishes a thesis, a proposal of how the resources are going to be invested to contribute to companies with the objective of maximizing returns, through portfolio diversification of these assets, to achieve profits.