Keyrus
157 Rue Anatole France, Levallois-Perret, Ile-de-France, 92593, France
Overview
Keyrus is an international player in performance management consultancy and technologies. It is a specialist in performance management consulting and the integration of innovative technological solutions in the data and digital fields. It helps companies to optimize their performances and meet the challenges linked to their transformation. The company offers enterprises with major lines of innovative and complementary services, in consulting and technologies such as assessment, implementation, and upgrading of innovative technological solutions and consulting intended for the major departments and business functions of the enterprise. Keyrus is a France-based company that was founded in 1996 by Philippe Corrot. The company was acquired by QualityGates on October 20, 2011.
- Total investments
- 1
- Lead investments
- 0
- Investments · 12mo
- 0
- Active investors
- 8
Sector focus
- Architecture
- Information Services
- Information Technology
- Management Consulting
- Professional Services
Investment portfolio
- Predikt
Participated · Equity · Nov 2024
Predikt is an AI‑driven platform spun out of KU Leuven R&D that helps CFOs and finance teams of large companies and multinationals improve the accuracy of financial forecasts. The platform integrates internal financial processes with more than 10 million external macroeconomic indicators — including global commodity prices, consumer behaviour and inflation — to predict KPIs such as revenue, costs and profit. Predikt says this enables companies to anticipate market shifts faster and make better strategic decisions. Founded earlier this year, the startup has shown early traction with first customers, particularly in the consumer products and industrial manufacturing sectors. Predikt raised €750,000 in funding and plans to use the proceeds to further develop the platform and increase usability and marketing locally and abroad. CEO Nick Vandesype has highlighted CFOs' struggles to maintain confidence in forecasts and framed Predikt as a solution to that problem.