Participated · Seed · May 2026

Founded in 2022, Nelson provides a modular software stack for fleet electrification including electrification planning, charging infrastructure management, total cost of ownership calculation and charge piloting. The platform ingests trajectories, fuel and charging sessions to build simulations and digital twins that compare electrification trajectories and infrastructure policies. Nelson reports commercial traction with around fifty clients and says it pilots roughly 50,000 vehicles across thermal and electric fleets, and that its revenue tripled in 2025 (no absolute figures disclosed). The team is compact (reported between 11 and 50 employees) and was co-founded by Alfred Richard (CEO), Inès Multrier and Octave Locqueville (co-CTOs) and Julien Bou Abboud (COO). The company targets scaling commercially in France and Europe and aims to manage 100,000 electrified vehicles by 2030. Nelson emphasizes a vendor-neutral position: it does not sell vehicles or chargers but offers decision orchestration between manufacturers, lessors and charging providers.

Participated · Equity · Feb 2026

Getinside provides software that lets medium-sized online retailers sell advertising inventory—known as retail media—by pooling their audiences so they can attract larger advertisers. The platform incorporates AI to automate campaign set-up and management, enabling the company to scale to thousands of merchants and advertisers without proportionally increasing headcount. Getinside currently works with more than 250 e-commerce merchants and 300 active advertisers that have executed 950 campaigns. The company generated €1.6 million in revenue in 2025 and is targeting €3 million by 2026. To support this growth, management plans to double its eight-person team and expand its advertising formats to include email post-purchase placements, product sampling, and social-media publications. By giving advertisers an alternative to GAFAM channels and allowing regional retailers to monetize traffic, Getinside positions itself as a democratizer of retail media.

Led · Series A · Jan 2025

Le Fourgon operates a door-to-door service that delivers products in returnable glass and reusable containers, collects empties on the next delivery, cleans them, and reuses them up to 40 times. The company has built assortments across groceries, household and personal-care categories and serves customers via a website and mobile app with electric-vehicle delivery. Since launch it serves 65k customers across 20 French cities (over 2,500 towns), has prevented over 25 million single-use bottles and containers (about 9,250 tonnes of plastic) and aims to reuse 100 million containers by 2028. Financially, the startup completed a €8.2M extension to its Series A following a prior €10M Series A in November 2023. Planned uses for the new capital include expanding returnable product ranges, opening in two new towns in H1 2025, developing its B2B offering (currently 12% of its business) and recruiting 100 employees to support growth. The company was founded in 2021 by Charles Christory, Stéphane Dessein and Maxime Tharin and is focused on scaling reuse as an alternative to single-use packaging. Le Fourgon operates a returnable-container delivery service in France, offering a range of local and reusable products delivered door-to-door via an app and website. Over the past two and a half years it has built operations in more than 2,000 French cities and serves 40,000 customers. Customers use containers that are washed and reused up to 40 times; the company says it has helped avoid over 10 million single-use bottles and containers, representing over 300 tonnes of plastic. Le Fourgon plans to reuse 50 million containers within the next two years. The company will use the funding to expand geographic coverage, grow its private-label returnable ranges of beverages, food and household products, develop a B2B offering, and recruit new staff. Financially, Le Fourgon announced a €10M Series A, bringing total investments to €17.5M including €3M raised via crowdfunding earlier this year.

Participated · Series B · Sep 2024

Founded in 2018 by former consultants and ex-bankers including cofounder and COO Clara Vaisse, Pony operates a dockless micromobility service with 15,000 bikes and scooters deployed across 23 French cities. The fleet includes made-in-France mechanical and electric two-seater bikes and electric scooters, and the company emphasizes durability and an eco-responsible approach. Pony employs about 200 people and reported a target of €29M in revenue for the year. Its model includes a participatory financing feature where residents can buy a bike and return it to the platform in exchange for remuneration. Pony handles the full value chain from manufacturing to platform management, logistics, repair and warehousing. The company positions itself as the only French free-floating, dockless operator and aims to equip all French cities with more than 50,000 inhabitants, including Paris.

Led · Series A · Jun 2024

Dealt, founded in 2020, offers a scalable omnichannel white‑label technology platform that enables retailers to build, deploy and manage delivery, installation and maintenance services. The platform is positioned to help retailers develop additional revenue streams and contribute to the circular economy. Dealt has integrated a 50% immediate‑advance tax credit on its services to ease consumers' finances. The company counts clients such as Fnac‑Darty, Orange, Mr.Bricolage, E.Leclerc, Conforama, Boulanger, 3Suisses and Rue du Commerce, and it works with a network of over 10,000 certified professional service providers covering France. With the new funding it plans to recruit around 30 staff and expand into Europe, starting with Belgium, Switzerland and Spain. CEO Mickael Braconnier has stated the ambition to become a catalyst for the circular economy on a European scale.