Led · Equity · Sep 2025

APEX Digital operates dental laboratories in Caen (Normandy) and Dinard (Brittany) and focuses on the design and production of digital dental prostheses. The company employs roughly 50 people and aims to become a leading player in France’s digital dental prosthetics market within the next five years. Its strategy combines organic growth—through investment in new production tools and an expanded sales force—with targeted external growth via acquisitions. The newly secured capital will fund these initiatives, with several acquisitions expected to close by the end of 2025. By reinforcing both its manufacturing capabilities and commercial reach, APEX Digital plans to consolidate a fragmented market and scale its footprint nationwide.

Led · Equity · Mar 2020

Invibes Advertising develops in-feed advertising technology that integrates ads into media content and is optimised for distribution within a closed network of media groups such as Bertelsmann, Hearst, Unify, Groupe Marie Claire and Axel Springer. The company builds its own platform inspired by social network advertising and counts clients including Mercedes, Samsung, Levis and IBM. Management says the business model proved highly resilient during the COVID-19 crisis. Invibes is investing in data and technology to improve ROI for clients and reduce dependence on GAFAM. Its strategic plans include geographic expansion across Europe, R&D in AI and Big Data, and external growth to acquire complementary technologies. The company is developing an Invibes ID Network to offer an alternative to third-party cookies and to enable cross-site targeting based on user-consented emails and browsing behaviour. INVIBES ADVERTISING develops in‑feed digital advertising formats optimised for distribution within a closed network of media sites (Bertelsmann, Hearst, Lagardère and others). Its technology is used by major brands including Mercedes, Samsung, Air France and IBM. The company is listed on Euronext Growth Paris and was founded in 2011. Management says the recent capital increase will strengthen equity and provide means to fund business growth and international expansion. The company reported that revenue and EBITDA targets for 2019 were met, which triggered part of the transaction. It is monitoring the Covid‑19 outbreak and currently does not expect short‑term impact on its business.

Participated · Equity · Mar 2018

The Agent is a Paris-based platform that connects fashion brands and e-retailers, enabling brands to distribute their products on e-commerce sites. Launched in 2014 by Dimitri Dewavrin and led by CEO Thibault Mollat du Jourdin and CCO Romain Aymeric, the company partners with over 600 brands and nearly 90 online retailers. It manages more than 150,000 items from nearly 10,000 collections across over 40 countries and employs a team of 30 people. The platform’s core product focuses on accelerating international sales for brands through distribution to online retail partners. The company intends to use the funds to accelerate development efforts and expand its international presence. Its initial market expansion plans prioritize entry into China.

Participated · Equity · Jun 2017

Videdressing is a French online fashion platform that operates as a collaborative marketplace for fashion lovers. The company reports more than one million users and says 60% of its sales are made through its mobile site and app. It completed a €5.4 million financing from DN Capital, Piton Capital, Earlybird and Generis Capital. Videdressing previously raised €4.6 million in 2013 and later closed another undisclosed round. With the new financing the company intends to further strengthen its mobile presence. The fundraise coincides with a management change: the CEO stepped down and former CFO Jérémy Delorme has taken the CEO role. Videdressing.com is a Paris, France-based social fashion marketplace that allows users to sell and purchase previously-owned clothing and accessories from luxury brands such as Chanel, Lanvin, Isabel Marant and Jil Sander. The site was launched in December 2009 by Meryl Job and Renaud Guillerm. The company recently raised funding from Global Founders Capital; the amount and instrument were not disclosed in the article. Videdressing intends to use the new funds to scale the business internationally. Previously, the company raised €6m in a Series A from DN Capital, Earlybird, Piton Capital and Generis Capital. No operating metrics were provided in the article. Videdressing operates a curated, fashion‑focused marketplace that blends peer-to-peer resale with a highly merchandised retail experience. The site targets fashion lovers who want a comfortable way to buy and sell pre-loved items, and also lists new or never-worn products. Videdressing was launched in December 2009 by Meryl Job and Renaud Guillerm; Job previously worked as a product manager at Chanel. The company says it grew five-fold during 2012 and now hosts a 400,000-item catalogue from more than 1,700 luxury brands, adding over 2,500 products per day. Roughly 25% of listings are new or never worn. Videdressing plans to use new funding to build market share in France and to go international with an English version of the site.

Participated · Equity · Apr 2016

TabMo provides a mobile programmatic platform that enables agencies and advertisers to manage real-time purchasing and distribution of mobile advertising campaigns across display (in-app/web mobile), video and native formats on a single interface. Founded in 2013 by Renaud Biet and Hakim Metmer and based in Paris, the company operates offices in London and Cologne and maintains an R&D center in Montpellier. It currently employs around 50 people across its offices. TabMo raised €4m in venture capital from Ardian and Generis Capital. The company intends to use the funds to accelerate product development and support international expansion, including opening a new branch in Germany. Its platform focuses on maximizing advertisers' return on investment through real-time bidding and unified campaign management across all mobile devices.