Led · Equity · Jul 2026

Founded in 2020 by Laure Bonnamour and Pierre Lepetit and registered in Hérouville-Saint-Clair, Kanta provides a SaaS platform that automates LAB (anti-money-laundering) obligations for experts-comptables and commissaires aux comptes. The platform imports client portfolios, pulls public data, maps risk by location and activity, and assigns vigilance levels automatically. By 2023 Kanta had over 400 subscribing firms and roughly fifteen employees. Since then the product suite has broadened to include secure collection of identity documents (added in 2024), structured client onboarding, and automated generation of engagement letters. The company aims to extend coverage to the profession’s full set of deontological obligations and is positioning electronic invoicing in 2026 as a major integration point for controls. Publicly reported financial metrics such as revenue and any subsequent funding beyond the 2023 €1M raise are not disclosed in the articles.

Participated · Equity · May 2026

VirtualBrowser develops a Remote Browser Isolation solution that prevents direct contact between user endpoints and the web by executing browsing on isolated servers and returning only a visual pixel stream. The platform is used by more than 150,000 users across over 100 organizations, including Thales, Dassault Aviation, Naval Group, Bouygues Telecom, the EU Council, CNIL and the French foreign ministry. It is the only web navigation security solution certified “CSPN” by ANSSI according to the article. The company is positioning its technology not only for secure browsing but also as an alternative to VPNs and VDI for partner and third‑party access, offering granular controls like download disablement, print blocking and dynamic watermarks. VirtualBrowser is developing a mobile app (beta on Android and iOS, validated by Apple to be a default browser) to address smishing and aims to expand further across Europe and via MSSP/integration partners. The recent €6 million raise will fund product development and accelerate European and channel expansion.

Led · Series A · Apr 2026

Axomove is a digital health company founded in 2019 and based in Lille that offers personalized programs combining digital tools and human coaching for prevention and rehabilitation. Its solution is reimbursed by Assurance Maladie for patients with low back pain and the company aims to extend reimbursement to additional musculoskeletal and metabolic conditions. Axomove serves more than 150 B2B clients across hospitals, employers and insurers—including Air France, Thalès, Allianz, Alliance Klesia-Generali, CHU de Lille and Ramsay Santé—and reports 75,000 users. The company employs 30 people and plans to double headcount within three years. Axomove cites clinical and economic outcomes such as doubled functional capacity, fivefold improvement in therapeutic adherence, halved absenteeism and tripled reductions in healthcare spending to demonstrate impact for patients, employers and the health system.

Participated · Equity · Feb 2026

Founded in 2015, France-based Lifeaz builds defibrillators that combine intuitive hardware with connected technology to guide untrained users through cardiac emergencies. The devices perform automated self-checks and transmit status data so owners can be confident they are always operational. Beyond hardware, the company offers a free mobile app and in-person workshops that teach life-saving skills and boost emergency preparedness. Lifeaz targets both private residences and professional settings, seeking to raise awareness and penetration of defibrillators outside traditional public venues. With fresh capital, the team plans to accelerate European expansion, broaden its customer base, and hire additional staff. Management’s stated goal is to increase the number of lives saved through wider availability and better training. The recent €13 million raise strengthens the company’s balance sheet for this next growth phase.

Participated · Seed · Jan 2026

Founded in 2018 in Carpiquet, NeoXperiences develops a hardware-software platform that combines interactive walls, immersive arenas and mixed-reality games sold under the Neo-One, Neo-Move, Neo-Fast and Neo-Pad lines. The plug-and-play systems enable gyms, leisure parks, schools and other venues to rapidly convert ordinary spaces into digital playgrounds without technical expertise. Content is produced in-house, giving the company a constantly renewing catalogue that ranges from educational titles to sports challenges and event activations. Accessibility is core to the design: experiences accommodate all ages, are wheelchair-friendly and can be installed permanently, rented or deployed temporarily. More than 150,000 players engage with NeoXperiences’ installations each year across 25 countries, supported by partnerships such as an exclusive Angry Birds licence. The company positions itself as a key innovator in audience engagement, offering operators fast ROI through low operating costs and continuously updated content. With fresh capital, NeoXperiences plans to accelerate R&D, expand its team and industrialise a new generation of even more immersive products.