• Lisaqua

  Participated · Debt Financing · Apr 2026

  Founded in 2018 by Charlotte Schoelinck and Gabriel Boneu, Lisaqua operates a pilot on-land shrimp farm in Saint-Herblain that has been active since 2022. The company uses systems of natural filtration to raise shrimp without antibiotics or sulfites while reducing resource consumption and avoiding impacts on tropical mangroves and coastal ecosystems. Lisaqua completed an equity raise of more than €9M in H2 2025 and has now secured €14.5M in bank financing to scale. The funding package includes a €10.5M Blue Loan and a €4M Prêt Nouvelle Industrie from Bpifrance. Proceeds will finance construction of an industrial farm in Monthyon, Seine-et-Marne, slated to begin operations at the end of 2026. The new site is expected to produce about 100 tonnes of shrimp per year.

• Hocoia

  Participated · Equity · Dec 2025

  Hocoia is a mobile and connected health company founded by a physician and a team of engineers in Strasbourg. The startup operates a fleet of MédicoBus that visit municipalities and workplaces to provide on-site preventive care and diagnostics. In October 2025 it introduced the Mammobus, described as the world’s smallest mobile mammography truck, designed to make breast-cancer screening quick and accessible even in remote areas. Its units integrate medical equipment with digital tools for data collection and care coordination. With newly secured capital, the firm plans to expand nationwide, strengthen its territorial coverage, and deepen partnerships with local authorities and corporate clients. The funding will also accelerate the development of additional technological solutions. The company has not disclosed revenue, user numbers, or other financial performance metrics.

• Klodios

  Participated · Equity · Nov 2025

  Created by Caen-based startup Doctizy in October 2021, Klodios combines real-time information monitoring with collaborative tools tailored to life-science and healthcare teams. Its platform is already used by major industry players such as GlaxoSmithKline, Vertex, Sanofi and ViiV Healthcare, and a pilot collaboration has begun with the ARS de La Réunion. After two years building an initial product and two additional years refining its technical and strategic roadmap, the company is now focused on delivering a second-generation version of Klodios. The newly secured financing will fund expanded R&D, including the hiring of five additional AI engineers in 2026 and three customer-success specialists. Founders Nicolas and Clément Vivet, joined by engineer Steve Gendarme, continue to lead product development. While financial metrics such as revenue or user counts were not disclosed, the presence of blue-chip pharma clients suggests early commercial traction. The company positions its technology as a critical workflow and knowledge-management layer within the healthcare ecosystem.

• Grand Jardin

  Participated · Equity · Sep 2025

  Founded in 2021 in Clairefontaine (Yvelines), Grand Jardin creates and operates venues that simultaneously support regenerative agriculture and environmentally respectful tourism. Its model is to build ‘exemplary places’ where sustainable food production coexists with nature-centric lodging experiences. The company’s newest project will be located in Lamblore, near La Ferté-Vidame in Eure-et-Loir. Grand Jardin positions itself as a catalyst for regional development and biodiversity preservation, aiming to replicate its concept throughout France. To date, its expansion is financed primarily through partnerships with mission-aligned financial institutions. The recent €5.7 million raise provides the capital required to launch and equip the Lamblore site and to accelerate nationwide roll-out. No operating metrics such as revenue or visitor numbers have been disclosed in the available material.

• My Digital Buildings

  Participated · Debt Financing · 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.

No current team members are available.