LITA.co
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Overview
LITA.co is the first impact investing platform that connects individuals and social entrepreneurs. In order to manage your finances in a more ethical way, LITA.co allows you to invest online in companies seeking social, environmental or other positive impacts.
- Total investments
- 10
- Lead investments
- 5
- Investments · 12mo
- 6
- Active investors
- 7
Sector focus
- Internet
- Social
- Social Network
Investment portfolio
- Apolownia
Participated · Seed · Jul 2026
Founded in 2024 and based in Paris, Apolownia develops and implements holistic coastal ecosystem restoration projects aimed at restoring natural carbon sinks and promoting biodiversity. The company combines on-the-ground fieldwork and local governance engagement with scientific approaches including satellite remote sensing, geodata analysis and AI-supported modeling to deliver and measure impact. A flagship effort is BlueRizon, a mangrove renaturation project in Indonesia covering over 4,000 hectares with an official start planned for Q3 2026 and expected benefits for more than 100,000 people through improved coastal protection and economic development. Apolownia raised €1 million in a Seed round from LITA, Bpifrance and private investors to scale operations and build out monitoring infrastructure. The firm plans to extend its model to additional ecosystems such as seagrass meadows and coral reefs. It positions ecological integrity and verifiability of carbon projects as central to meeting growing regulatory standards and market demand.
- HIT Mag
Participated · Equity · Jun 2026
Hit Mag develops two families of magnetic materials that do not rely on rare earth elements, aiming to offer sovereign, durable and high-performance alternatives to conventional permanent magnets. The company targets applications across telecommunications, space, automotive, robotics and renewable energy sectors. Founded at the end of 2025 and led by president Arnault Trac, Hit Mag is based in Brest. The startup plans to use the €1.6 million raised to finance the industrialization of its technologies. The report does not disclose revenue, users or other operating metrics. The financing was secured from a mix of regional investors and business angel networks to support the next stage of scaling.
- Losanje
Participated · Equity · May 2026
Founded in 2020 and based in Nevers, Losanje designs and produces clothing made from recovered materials through upcycling. The company has invested prior proceeds into R&D and the deployment of an industrial tool to support production. With a recent €6.7 million raise on top of a €2.7 million 2023 round, Losanje is targeting consolidation and structuring of its value chain. Management aims to use the new funding to enable large-scale production projects for partner brands. The articles do not provide revenue, user metrics, or details on investors.
- Luniwave
Led · Equity · Apr 2026
Luniwave develops an in-room technology suite—smart sensors combined with a gamification platform called GreenMiles—that measures guest behaviors (shorter showers, reduced heating, declined daily housekeeping) and rewards eco-responsible actions. The company has been deployed in about a hundred hotels, including major groups such as Accor, B&B Hotels, Marriott and Best Western, and reports measurable reductions in water, energy and service consumption. Luniwave aims to scale to 800 hotels and attract 15 million users annually by 2027, and to save over one billion liters of water within that timeframe. Financially, it raised €3.6 million in the latest round which mixed institutional, impact and citizen capital, while some early seed investors (Campus Fund and Insavalor) exited and historic partners reinvested. Recent impact metrics for 2025 include saving more than 20 million liters of water, avoiding over 100 tonnes of CO₂ and enabling access to potable water for more than 2,000 people via its partnership with Made Blue Foundation.
- Heliup
Participated · Series A · Mar 2026
Heliup focuses on speeding up the roll-out of photovoltaic modules, aiming to expand solar energy adoption. The company’s core offering centers on technologies and services that streamline the installation and deployment of solar panels. With fresh financing, Heliup plans to scale its operations and increase the volume of photovoltaic modules it can deliver to market. Although the article does not disclose operating metrics such as revenue or installation figures, the new capital signals investor confidence in the firm’s growth prospects. Future initiatives will likely emphasize larger deployment projects and continued product refinement to improve efficiency in solar installations. No additional financial details—such as prior funding totals, revenue, or profitability—were provided in the reporting.