Participated · Equity · May 2026

Founded in 2022 and based in Montpellier, ThIA Santé Mentale develops a coordinated model of care in mental health that pairs digital and organizational solutions with clinical partners. The company positions itself in psychiatry, working with practitioner partners to deliver coordinated care pathways. In May 2026 it secured a €5M funding round led by institutional and insurance investors to scale that model. Investors in the round include IRDI Capital Investissement, Sofilaro Innovation, Generali, AG2R La Mondiale, and participating individual and practitioner investors. The stated use of proceeds is to extend and scale its coordinated care offering. The articles do not provide revenue, user metrics, or a valuation.

Participated · Series A · Dec 2025

Founded in April 2021 and based in Paris, Bitstack offers a mobile application that helps users save in Bitcoin via recurring plans and automatic round-ups on spending. The company reports more than 300,000 active users and over €300 million saved in Bitcoin, and says its revenue grew 2.5x in 2025. Bitstack has been granted PSCA (Prestataire de Services sur Crypto-Actifs) accreditation by the AMF (A2025-003) under the MiCA framework and is supported by Y Combinator. Upcoming product and expansion plans funded by the recent raise include a euro account with a French IBAN, a Visa debit card with up to 1% back in Bitcoin, and geographic expansion into Germany, Spain, Italy and the Benelux. The company also plans to recruit roughly twenty new positions to support growth.

Participated · Series D · Jun 2025

Wandercraft develops AI-powered, self-balancing exoskeletons and autonomous humanoid robots for rehabilitation, personal mobility, and industrial use. Its flagship rehabilitation system, Atalante X, is deployed in over 100 rehabilitation centres across four continents and helps users take more than a million steps each month. The company is commercializing Eve, a personal exoskeleton that enables wheelchair users to stand and walk, and is developing the Calvin line of humanoid robots for physically demanding tasks and caregiver support. Wandercraft refines its systems with a neural network trained on billions of steps, billions of simulations, and tens of millions of real-world steps, and holds more than 30 patents. The company says it will bring Eve to market as early as 2026, expand clinical adoption of Atalante X, and develop and deploy the Calvin-40 humanoid robot. A strategic partnership with Renault aims to scale production and positions Renault as a commercial partner and first customer for the Calvin-40. Wandercraft develops Atalante, a 12-degrees-of-freedom, self-balancing robotic exoskeleton that uses walking algorithms to restore gait for wheelchair users. The company was founded in 2012 and is Paris-based. Its product strategy focuses squarely on user mobility and rehabilitation care rather than industrial or military applications. Wandercraft partners with hospitals and healthcare providers to deploy its technology in clinical and therapeutic settings. The firm announced plans to expand Atalante’s reach into the United States following its latest financing. Financially, the company has been capital-intensive: prior to the round it had raised $30.5M to date, and it is now pursuing commercialization and development with new investor support.

Participated · Series A · Jun 2024

Ramify is a Paris-based wealth management and financial advisory platform that combines digitalisation, advisory, and reduced fees to simplify access to multi-product asset management. Its all-in-one platform offers stocks, bonds, real estate, private equity, cash, structured funds and crowdfunding, plus premium services such as Lombard lending and Luxembourg life insurance. The company targets French individuals holding €100,000 to €5 million in financial assets and pairs automated, AI-driven personalised advice with human financial advisors. Founded in 2021, Ramify has scaled rapidly: assets under management grew 20-fold over 18 months. The team includes quantitative finance researchers, developers and financial experts and uses an automated back-office to manage a growing client base. Ramify plans to use the new funding to accelerate product development and expand its premium offering to affluent investors in France.

Participated · Equity · Dec 2023

FASST provides a streamlined digital platform to digitalise distribution of insurance products, focusing on efficient client journeys, regulatory compliance, data management and document handling. Its modular suite includes HUB (regulatory processes), Flexi (centralising offers), OIP (Open Insurance Platform for digital subscription and onboarding) and a Marketplace of add‑ons. The company was founded in 2017 by Xavier Favre and Yasser Echoukry and is based in Angoulême with offices in Paris and Bordeaux. FASST employs 95 people, serves 30+ major customers and has reported a significant increase in turnover and a doubling of recurring revenues over the last twelve months. The financing will be used to accelerate development of modular, flexible functionalities and to support expansion in France and across Europe to meet insurers' digital transformation needs. It is supported by sector shareholders and partners including AG2R LA MONDIALE, Malakoff Humanis, Digital Insure, Covea and the M Capital fund. Fasst develops digital distribution platforms and marketplaces for insurers, including the OIP distribution platform, a marketplace of sales modules, and the Flexi suite for product and document configuration. It launched a Hub Patrimoine in October that aggregates seven vendors for CRM, account aggregation, patrimonial and retirement reporting, compliance management, asset allocation strategies and behavioral finance, and earlier created a Hub CCN to simplify digitalization of collective bargaining agreements. The company is refocusing from consulting and systems integration toward a software-publisher model and is certifying specialized integrators to handle integrations on its behalf. Fasst says it has about 40 client references and adds roughly one insurer client per month. It employs nearly 100 people mainly in Angoulême and Bordeaux, plans to hire about 20 more in the first half of 2024, expects €7.5M in revenue this year and reports having already signed €15M for next year.