Atomic Kitchens Secures $750K from Manutara Ventures for LatAm Expansion

Atomic Kitchens, a Chilean foodtech startup, has secured $750,000 in funding from Manutara Ventures, a venture capital firm focused on early-stage investments. This investment will support the startup’s expansion across Latin America and help develop new business lines.

Founded in 2020, Atomic Kitchens connects food franchises with local food businesses and underutilized ghost kitchens. The company leverages its proprietary data analysis technology to optimize kitchen capacity, enhance marketing strategies, and improve franchise offerings.

Currently operating in Chile, Argentina, Bolivia, the Dominican Republic, and Uruguay, Atomic Kitchens has established over 900 franchises in the region. Its B2B marketplace has also shown strong growth, with double-digit monthly increases in the startup’s three primary markets. Over the next year, Atomic Kitchens aims to double the number of partners in its portfolio.

The company, led by CEO and co-founder Uriel Krimer, plans to use this new capital to fuel sustainable growth, improve profitability, and continue expanding in existing and new markets. “This investment is a significant endorsement of our long-term vision,” Krimer said.

With a gross merchandise value (GMV) exceeding $20 million and more than 2 million annual orders, Atomic Kitchens has emerged as a leader in Latin America’s virtual brand foodtech space.