Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

Founded in 2020 in Toulouse, Bohr Énergie operates a proprietary platform that combines software, AI, algorithms, production forecasting, market analysis and regulatory expertise to enable optimisation and commercialisation of distributed renewable and flexible assets. As an independent aggregator it manages solar, wind, hydro, batteries and hybrid systems, enabling asset owners to participate in electricity markets. The firm currently has more than 170 renewable and flexible assets in its portfolio and expects to reach close to 1 GW under management by the end of the year. Management plans to use the Series A capital to consolidate its French position, accelerate platform development and launch additional services. Bohr has signalled international expansion with Spain and Italy among its priority markets.

Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

ZeroDrift offers a compliance enforcement layer that sits between AI models and end users, converting regulatory requirements and internal policies into machine-readable rules that operate in real time. Its system integrates with existing enterprise tools including email, CRM, websites, social media and AI systems to flag problematic outputs and suggest corrections before content reaches users. The platform includes dashboards, audit trails and automatic logging to support regulatory examinations, targeting regulated industries such as financial services where auditability is critical. ZeroDrift emphasizes industry-specific regulatory compliance rather than purely technical model security, positioning itself against a fragmented AI governance market. The company was founded by Kumesh Aroomoogan, who previously built and sold Accern, and is headquartered in New York. Financially, ZeroDrift announced a $2M pre-seed in February 2026 and raised $10M in June 2026 to scale its product.

Led · Equity · Jun 2026

Noa has launched its first mobile application focused on fitness and Pilates, designed as a digital studio emphasizing structured progression, audio coaching, visual design and high-quality content. The experience is conceived primarily for women while remaining open to all users, and the app uses artificial intelligence to personalize programs to users’ goals and levels. Programs are developed with international coaches specializing in Pilates, cardio and strength training. The founders—Guillaume Sztejnberg, Shreyas Rajagopalan and Jason Akakpo—have prior successes: AppTurbo reached €15 million in annual revenue and Green Panda Games amassed over 800 million downloads before being acquired by Ubisoft in 2019. Noa intends to expand beyond fitness into a broader wellness portfolio including nutrition, meditation, sleep and cycle tracking to build a larger premium brand.

Participated · Seed · May 2026

Didit provides an API-first identity verification and fraud-prevention platform that connects to global government databases and analyzes over 200 signals per check, including document authenticity, biometric liveness, injection-attack detection, deepfake analysis and behavioral signals. The company builds its own AI models in-house and creates country-specific verification flows to reduce dependencies on third parties. Didit reports more than 1,500 B2B customers across fintech, crypto, marketplaces, mobility and government, and operations spanning more than 220 countries. The startup says it is already profitable and achieving monthly revenue growth above 30%. It is positioning Brazil as a strategic market, running pilots and integrations with local unicorns and banks while aiming to offer a reusable, global integration for customers expanding across countries. Long-term plans include creating a digital identity wallet that lets users validate once and reuse credentials across services.

Led · Equity · Apr 2026

Founded in 2018 by Arthur Larrey and Kamel El Hadef, Audion builds proprietary technology and expertise to enable brands to advertise across digital audio formats. In early 2026 it launched Audion AI, a suite of AI agents that identify trending signals to generate ad spots and optimize campaign delivery across channels. The company says it serves roughly 1,500 clients and employs about 50 people. Audion is already present in France, Italy, the U.K., Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands and maintains offices in Paris, London, Milan, Brussels, Amsterdam and Hamburg. As part of its plans following the recent $15 million raise, Audion is opening a New York office and expects to hire around ten staff there by the end of the year. Past funding includes €6 million raised in 2022 and €1.1 million in 2019.