Pays de la Loire
1 rue de la Loire, Nantes, Pays de la Loire, 44200, France
Overview
Pays de la Loire Participations provides finance innovation, productivity and development, especially in a banking context that is increasingly constrained by standards and regulations. The Pays de la Loire region has created the "Pays de la Loire Participations" co-investment fund (PLP) intended for small and medium-sized companies wishing to strengthen their equity. By investing alongside private professional investors, it facilitates risk taking and helps anchor long-term skills on the territory and promotes job creation and wealth. With 14 million euros in capital (20 million in the long term), entirely contributed by the Region, the "Pays de la Loire Participations" fund co-invested an average of around 2.5 million euros annually. average of € 180 K per company. Its intervention as a co-investor is crucial because it allows the VSE / SME beneficiaries to obtain from private financiers and banks, 4 times the funds contributed by Pays de la Loire participations.
- Total investments
- 2
- Lead investments
- 0
- Investments · 12mo
- 0
- Active investors
- 0
Sector focus
- Finance
- Financial Services
Investment portfolio
- Lisy.co
Participated · Equity · Jan 2023
Lisy.co provides a "boîte mail intelligente" — a smart inbox that manages product catalogs, centralizes and historizes orders, and automates generation of purchase and delivery orders. The platform launched in October 2021 and the company was founded in March 2021. Lisy.co operates a freemium model and monetizes via a subscription tier called Lisy+, launched in November, which adds invoicing and stock-tracking features. Today the startup serves around 400 clients and employs 12 people split between Nantes and Paris. The team has been supported locally by Atlanpole and the Village by CA and has recruited several CDI employees and alternants. Future plans include accelerating national deployment, stepping up commercial and marketing actions, and interconnecting actors by 2024 to mutualize orders and deliveries.
- Tri’n’collect
Participated · Equity · Oct 2022
Tri'n'Collect develops low-tech on-site sorting stations and a full collection/consulting service to valorize construction waste and increase recycling. The company positions itself as an "entreprise à mission" created in October 2019 with a purpose of preserving natural resources by preventing and recycling construction waste. Its offering targets all types of sites (single-family homes, multi-family, selective deconstruction and builders' deposits) and combines methodology, on-site sensitization and logistics. In three years the company says it has created 80 local jobs in western France and diverted more than 10,000 tonnes of material from landfill for local valorization. The startup emphasizes regulatory and economic alignment while pushing for reuse and circular-economy outcomes. It plans to strengthen teams, accelerate geographic expansion with new agencies and broaden services (notably for selective deconstruction) to increase reuse and recycling. Tri'n'Collect is a Nantes-based entreprise à mission offering a low-tech on-site source-separation solution for construction and demolition waste. Its service addresses all types of jobsites, including individual houses, collective housing, selective deconstruction and builders' deposits. The company positions its solution as reconciling regulatory and economic constraints while preventing landfill disposal and transforming waste into resources within a circular economy. Founded in October 2019, Tri'n'Collect says it has diverted more than 4,300 tonnes of material from landfill and valorized them locally in two and a half years. With a €3 million fundraising, the startup intends to reinforce teams, expand its national network by opening agencies and broaden its offer for reuse and recycling. Tri'n'Collect is scaling deployment amid the implementation of the building-sector extended producer responsibility (REP) framework.
Team
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