Participated · Series A · Apr 2026

Generare builds a platform combining high-throughput cloning and sequencing to identify, express, and characterise novel small molecules from microbial genomes, generating structured data on their properties. The company is focused on expanding the accessible chemical space for drug discovery by creating a large-scale dataset of previously unexplored molecular diversity. Founded in 2023, Generare reports growing adoption of its platform among pharmaceutical and research organisations, with discovered molecules entering early-stage drug development. Its immediate plans include expanding its compound library, scaling its discovery capabilities, and hiring across a multidisciplinary team to meet demand. Financially, the company recently secured €20 million in a Series A to fund those growth initiatives.

Participated · Seed · Mar 2026

EGIDE designs electrically-propelled interceptors paired with Mystique, a hardware-agnostic software platform that uses distributed sensors and AI-driven detection to enable layered interception systems. The company emphasizes low-cost, scalable munition architectures that can be integrated across air, sea and ground missions and iterated rapidly against evolving threats. Founded in 2025 by former MBDA engineers Simon Calonne (GNC specialist) and Florian Audigier (pyrotechnical and warhead design), EGIDE aims to build a European leader in mass-affordable interceptors. The startup plans to accelerate engineering hires across propulsion, aerodynamics, warhead design and software engineering. Its stated ambition is to protect forces and critical infrastructure against large volumes of inexpensive and adaptable aerial systems. The recent €8M seed provides capital to advance interceptor design, production and the Mystique platform.

Led · Equity · Mar 2026

Lemrock builds infrastructure that lets brands connect product catalogs to large language models and AI agents through a single integration, enabling product discovery and transactions within conversational platforms. The platform surfaces, manages, and facilitates purchases of products directly inside AI-driven conversations across agents like ChatGPT and Gemini. The company was founded by Roxane Laigle, Sasha Collin, and Clément Nguyen and is led by co-founder and CEO Roxane Laigle. Lemrock says it already has more than 60 brands onboarded and facilitates over 100 million AI commerce interactions per month. Its technology is live across Europe and the United States. Following the $7 million raise led by Galion.exe and support from angels, Lemrock intends to use the funding to further develop its agentic commerce infrastructure.

Led · Seed · Dec 2025

Founded in early 2025 in France by Alexandre Pereira and Alex Zhuk, 2501.ai delivers sovereign, on-premise or private-cloud AI agents that continuously monitor, diagnose and remediate IT incidents for SRE, DevOps and SysOps teams. The architecture is designed to meet the highest security standards, enabling deployment in regulated, isolated or classified environments while integrating natively with existing tooling. In under twelve months the startup has secured several dozen six-figure, multi-year contracts and is currently rolling out its platform to roughly 20 enterprise customers, including CAC 40 groups. With fresh capital in hand, management plans to double headcount and scale its R&D program focused on observability, real-time remediation and critical-incident management. The company will also open its first U.S. office in New York to serve growing industrial and critical-services demand. 2501.ai aims to set a new international benchmark for automated infrastructure operations and position itself as France’s category leader by 2026.

Led · Seed · Dec 2025

Founded in 2022 and based in Amsterdam, Orq.ai offers a unified control layer that covers the entire AI agent lifecycle—from experimentation and evaluation to observability, governance, and runtime. The platform is designed to close the "production gap" that often prevents enterprise AI prototypes from operating reliably at scale, giving engineering teams clarity on model behaviour, data flows, and regulatory compliance. Its architecture lets customers run AI workloads on their own infrastructure, satisfy data-residency requirements, and reduce dependence on external providers—features that resonate with highly regulated industries and the public sector. Unlike point solutions focused on a single step, Orq.ai bundles experimentation, AI gateway, monitoring, and governance in a single environment, simplifying industrial-grade deployments. With regulatory pressures such as GDPR and the forthcoming EU AI Act intensifying, the company positions itself as essential infrastructure for compliant AI operations. To date, Orq.ai has raised a total of €7.3 million. The newly secured capital will be used to grow its engineering, enterprise sales, and customer-success teams, deepen its European footprint, and kick-start expansion in North America.