• Kimialys

  Participated · Series A · Dec 2025

  Founded in 2020, Kimialys has created and commercializes an innovative chemistry-based platform that functionalizes surfaces such as nanoparticles, biopuces and electrodes for in-vitro diagnostic and analytical applications. By improving surface treatment, the company aims to boost the sensitivity and reliability of diagnostic tests. The newly raised capital will enable Kimialys to finalize the industrialization of its processes and scale up production capacity. It also plans to launch an initial catalog of ready-to-use kits, broadening its product offering. A portion of the funds will be directed toward intensifying international commercial efforts. Although specific revenue or user metrics are not disclosed, the Series A round indicates investor confidence in the company’s commercialization and growth trajectory.

• Moiz

  Participated · Equity · Sep 2025

  Founded in 2020 out of research conducted at the Institut Néel (CNRS) and incubated by SATT Linksium, Moïz develops energy-harvesting technology that converts waste heat from industrial equipment into electricity for connected sensors. Its devices enable fully autonomous, battery-free monitoring solutions, cutting both environmental impact and installation or maintenance costs for heavy-industry clients such as Rio Tinto, with whom it has worked since 2021. The company’s first generation of sensors targets the digitalisation and decarbonisation of industrial sites by providing reliable data acquisition in harsh environments. With fresh capital, Moïz plans to accelerate the industrialisation of these products, expand international market reach, and advance R&D on silicon-integrated thermal energy recovery technologies. The startup will also strengthen its R&D team through approximately ten new hires over the next twelve months. To date, Moïz has secured €3 million in external funding, including €1.1 million in equity, to finance these growth initiatives.

• My Digital Buildings

  Participated · Seed · Sep 2024

  My Digital Buildings builds and commercializes spatial building data products, including 3D point clouds, 2D plans, BIM models and virtual tours. The company is developing a software platform to digitize its core services and accelerate customer relations and data exploitation. It plans international expansion, including opening a first subsidiary in Spain at the end of 2024. The business has grown rapidly since its founding in 2019, launching seven new branches in France in 2022. My Digital Buildings reports average annual growth of 80% and reached €2 million in revenue in 2023. The new platform and international rollout are positioned as central drivers to scale creation, updating and exploitation of spatial building data.

• Kinvent

  Participated · Equity · Jan 2024

  Kinvent designs, develops and manufactures a range of connected devices and a single application that measure force, balance and range of motion for sports performance, rehabilitation and medical use. Its solution targets rehabilitation professionals, healthcare practitioners and professional sports clubs. The company was founded in 2017 in Thessaloniki and is currently present in 68 countries with 75 employees. Kinvent reported 80% growth between 2022 and 2023. The company plans to accelerate R&D and expand its international reach, specifically targeting the US in 2024. Kinvent’s leadership includes founder and CEO Athanase Kollias, who holds two patents and has prior engineering experience at Michelin and Razel-Bec.

• eyeGauge

  Led · Seed · Dec 2023

  eyeGauge, created in February 2020, has developed a data-collection system that captures measurements from vessels without direct digital access to equipment and machinery and links those feeds to its Unified Fleet Data Platform. The platform is positioned to optimise fleet performance by enabling ship-performance measurement, anomaly detection and extended vessel life through non-invasive digitisation of existing sensors. The company was incubated and accelerated at ZEBOX in Marseille and Le Village by CA in Paris, and currently serves maritime clients in Singapore and Europe. eyeGauge recently raised new funding that will be supplemented by public funding. The investment will be used to reinforce R&D, expand the go-to-market team, and further enhance the data collection system. Investors highlight the project’s potential to contribute to decarbonisation by enabling measurement and sharing of ship performance data.

No current team members are available.