Participated · Equity · Feb 2026

Founded in 2020 by ENT physician Dr. Laurent Bonnardot and industrial entrepreneur Benjamin Crevant, France-based MyC offers a software platform that digitises occupational health and first-line medical care for complex worksites such as energy, maritime, defence and other high-risk sectors. The system centralises medical records, automates processes like pharmaceutical and specialist consultation management, and generates regulatory reporting, all while maintaining strong data security and international compliance standards. Designed to function even with limited connectivity, the SaaS solution enables rapid, large-scale deployment across geographically dispersed sites. By replacing fragmented, site-specific tools, MyC gives large enterprises a single, actionable view of workforce health data. The company aims to provide tangible operational value to essential industries through improved efficiency and compliance. With fresh capital, MyC intends to enhance its product roadmap and expand its sales and marketing teams to accelerate international enterprise adoption. No revenue or user figures were disclosed in the article.

Participated · Seed · Jun 2025

Bonx is a French startup founded in 2022 by Alexandre Barroux and Rémi Beges that builds an AI-powered, no-code ERP platform purpose-built for mid-market manufacturers. Its platform combines no-code configuration, advanced AI capabilities, and a modular visual interface to provide visibility and control across production, logistics, procurement, and quality while integrating with existing finance and CRM systems. Bonx emphasizes fast deployment and adaptability, with customers reporting full rollouts in six to twelve weeks and measurable improvements in traceability, purchasing workflows, and inventory coordination. The product is designed for operators and supply-chain teams rather than heavy IT consultancy, allowing factories to shape the system to their actual processes. The company closed an $8.6 million seed round and will use the funding to grow its team, deepen the product, and scale into Italy and Spain. Bonx aims to become the foundational operational layer for industrial execution across European mid-sized manufacturers.

Participated · Equity · Jun 2025

Fabriq is a Lean Daily Management (LDM) SaaS platform that digitizes lean management practices to empower frontline manufacturing teams. Its platform provides modern, intuitive tools for daily operations, tier management, and continuous improvement and is deployed across 600+ sites in 43 countries. Customers named in the announcement include Bel, Collins Aerospace, Danone, Safran, Airbus, Medtronic, Merck, LVMH Fragrance Brands, Scania, John Deere, Elanco, Bulgari, and Renault. The company says the platform delivers a 30% boost in productivity through more reliable operations, less scrap, and less downtime. With the new funding Fabriq plans to accelerate hiring, scale sales efforts in Europe and North America, and advance product development toward an AI‑powered shop‑floor operating system. The company was founded in 2019 and is addressing heightened demand for frontline digital tools amid reshoring and workforce skill disruptions.

Participated · Series A · Jan 2025

Kraaft builds a construction-tech platform that reconciles field and office operations and offers interactive AI-driven project management tools for planning, photo geolocation, and safety checks. The app positions itself as a super‑app for frontline construction workers with an easy-to-use, messaging‑style interface designed to boost productivity and adoption. Kraaft’s platform is available in five languages (English, Spanish, German, Italian and French) and includes a free plan for small businesses. In 2024 it secured landmark agreements with European construction companies including SAUR, NGE, SPIE CityNetworks, Ramery, Serfim, Sade, and Gagneraud. The company raised a €3.2M seed in 2023 and has since tripled its 1,000‑strong user base. Product development and expansion into key markets including the UK and Germany, plus new features such as planning and timesheets, are stated priorities following the latest funding. Kraaft provides a messaging app for contractors to communicate in the field and generate reports, enabling users to send photos, vocal notes and documents on dedicated news feeds. The app lets team members place photos, forms (e.g., claims) and tasks on a jobsite map and automate reports with Word, Excel, Zip and customized workflows. Kraaft says it currently monitors over 120,000 construction sites and works with more than 300 construction companies. The company was co-founded in 2020 by Thomas Reygagne (CEO), Marc Nègre (CPO) and Cédric Boidin (CTO) and is based in Paris, France. Kraaft intends to use the new funding to expand development efforts and grow its business reach within France.

Participated · Equity · Mar 2022

Flowlity offers an AI-based stock optimisation and forecasting platform built around a ‘Resilient Planning’ methodology to capture market volatility and respond to disruptions. The product targets manufacturing and retail clients and is already used by La Redoute, Bosch, Saint-Gobain, Miba and LVMH. Customers have reported measurable results, including a 40% inventory reduction at La Redoute and a 10% reduction in stock shortages at Camif. The company plans to expand across Europe and use recent funding to accelerate development, reduce waste and lower customers’ carbon footprints. Flowlity reported 100%+ growth in 2021, doubled its client portfolio, and intends to grow headcount from 30 to around 50 by year-end. Launched in January 2019 by Jean-Baptiste Clouard and Karim Benchaaboun, the company has added Peter Schram and Edouard Fourcade to its board to support scaling.