• Mistral AI

  Participated · Debt Financing · Mar 2026

  Mistral AI develops AI models and is expanding into infrastructure by building large-scale data centers for training and running advanced models. The company is constructing a facility in Bruyères-le-Châtel near Paris slated to be operational in Q2 2026 and has announced a second planned site in Sweden. Mistral aims to assemble a European compute network targeting 200 MW of capacity by the end of 2027. It will purchase roughly 13,800 advanced Nvidia chips with the recent financing. The company also supplies AI models and solutions to the French armed forces, positioning itself beyond pure model development into infrastructure and defense-related work. Financially, Mistral recently secured a €750M+ loan from a seven-bank consortium, its first significant borrowing from debt markets.

• Etix Everywhere

  Participated · Debt Financing · Oct 2025

  Etix Everywhere (now branded simply as Etix) builds and operates edge data centers, offering colocation capacity close to end users. The company currently manages 14 sites across France and Belgium with a combined deployed capacity of 8.1 MW. Its strategy is to consolidate its French footprint while entering additional European markets to create a broader regional network for enterprise and cloud customers. Financially, the firm just secured a large refinancing facility to accelerate this rollout and strengthen its balance sheet. The transaction follows a string of ownership changes: Vantage acquired most of Etix’s hyperscale assets, Global Data Centre Group bought the remainder in 2020, Eurazeo invested $46.8 million in 2022, and Infranity acquired GDCG’s stake in 2023. These moves, together with the new financing, position Etix to scale its data-center fleet rapidly and pursue a larger share of Europe’s edge-colocation market.

• Helexia

  Participated · Equity · Oct 2025

  Helexia is pursuing a growth strategy centered on developing additional solar capacity throughout Europe. The company has just arranged significant new funding to accelerate this expansion. Its immediate focus is to deploy the capital toward building and operating more photovoltaic installations in multiple European markets. Helexia’s model relies on securing sizeable project-level financing to scale its renewable portfolio. The most recent €60 million tranche underscores investor confidence in the firm’s ability to deliver large-scale solar projects. Although detailed operating metrics such as revenue or installed megawatts were not disclosed in the article, the new financing signals ongoing momentum in its expansion plans.

• Seyna

  Led · Equity · Sep 2025

  Founded in 2019, Seyna operates as a licensed insurer that combines underwriting capacity with a software platform built specifically for insurance brokers and MGAs. Its tools let partners design bespoke insurance products, handle sales and policy administration, and monitor portfolios while remaining compliant with regulation. The company’s technology stack increasingly relies on generative AI to speed data processing, pricing, legal review and portfolio monitoring, giving brokers faster product launches and lower operating costs. Seyna has onboarded more than 100 brokers—including Verspieren, WTW, Meetch, Verlingue and Dalma—and now serves nearly two million policyholders across five European countries. Gross Written Premiums reached €91 million in 2024, and management projects the figure will surpass €125 million in 2025. With its “Horizon 2027” plan, Seyna will consolidate verticals, support brokers’ international expansion in markets such as Germany, Spain and Poland, and keep investing heavily in AI to enhance efficiency. The latest funding brings its total capital raised to €57 million, providing additional solvency headroom to absorb growing premium volumes while targeting top-tier profitability.

• Cashbee

  Participated · Equity · Jul 2024

  Cashbee is a young French fintech operating a digital savings platform. The company emphasizes simplicity, responsibility, transparency and financial education. It announced a €7.5M capital raise led by the MIF. Cashbee plans to use the funds to expand its range of investment solutions while maintaining its principles, to improve the customer experience with more technology, and to strengthen personalized investment advice. The company thanked its growing user base, employees, longstanding shareholders and partners. Advisors on the operation included Banque Hottinguer and Joffe & Associés.

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