Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

Talentir provides an end-to-end outbound payout system covering data collection, reconciliation, compliance, tax management, recipient onboarding, and payment issuance. The startup uses a stablecoin settlement backend to enable near-instant, lower-cost cross-border payouts and combines that with AI that operates within clients’ IT environments. Talentir also acts as a Merchant of Record, taking on legal and compliance responsibilities so clients can retain control of their brand and payee relationships. The company currently has six employees and processes daily payouts in the millions, and it plans to double headcount by the end of 2026. Short-term targets include reaching €100 million in annual payout volume, with a longer-term goal of €1 billion, and the new funding is earmarked for product and international expansion.

Led · Series A · Jun 2025

Skyral builds a next-generation platform that combines digital twin modelling with artificial intelligence to simulate complex systems and enable virtual testing of policies and investments. Its software integrates behavioural data, real-time infrastructure systems, and predictive modelling to create strategic digital twins of cities and countries. The company targets sectors including defence, national security, healthcare, and infrastructure and has deployed tools in both military and civilian contexts. Skyral has established commercial traction with clients across NATO, the UK Ministry of Defence, and other public and private partners, and is part of the Omnia Training consortium. Its modelling work supported the UK government during the COVID-19 pandemic and was used in Indonesia to accelerate policy identification for reducing child stunting. Skyral intends to use new capital to expand its team, invest in product development, and enter new markets in North America, Europe, and Asia.

Led · Equity · Apr 2025

Ultra is a London-based one-stop platform for gamers, publishers, and developers to play, create, and connect. The company provides a unified destination for playing, creating and publishing games and related services. In April 2025 it closed a $12m funding round led by NOIA Capital's NOIA Digital Assets fund. Ultra intends to use the funds to hire talent and to continue expanding and upgrading the platform. The company is led by CEO Gus van Rijckevorsel and COO Maxime van Steenberghe and has drawn significant interest across the gaming, blockchain, and technology sectors.

Participated · Equity · Sep 2023

Izix offers a software platform and app that optimises planning, allocation and sharing of office building parking lots to support soft mobility, electrification and flex-office models. The product aims to repurpose parking into high value-added spaces that pool costs, increase office flexibility and support landlords' and companies' ESG ambitions. Izix’s solution targets all parking stakeholders—property owners, managers, tenants and employees—with tools intended to reduce parking-search traffic and related emissions. Created in 2021, the platform is active in France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Spain and is already deployed in 150 buildings. The company targets 500 buildings by the end of 2025 (50% in France) and aims to capture over half of the French market (about 2,500 buildings) while reaching profitability by 2025. Izix emphasizes data showing large urban emissions from parking searches and positions its travel-plan features as a way to materially reduce those impacts.

Participated · Equity · Feb 2023

Hestiia designs a connected electric radiator that generates cashback by reselling computing power via its Wi‑Fi connection. Its radiators are manufactured in France, were first installed in 2018, and are available for preorder across metropolitan France. The company claims the heaters deliver about 15% energy savings versus classic electric heating and can return several hundred euros per year in cashback (example: €250/year for a 50 m² apartment with two radiators). Hestiia provides a five‑year warranty, preventive maintenance every five years, and free replacement if needed, and emphasizes recyclability and reuse of materials. The startup was founded in 2013 and employs around fifteen people. To support scale-up and overseas rollout, Hestiia has secured fresh funding.