Participated · Series A · Mar 2026

Drinkee develops hardware-enabled self-service beverage and F&B solutions aimed at live-event settings like festivals, stadiums and other high-traffic venues. The company positions itself at the intersection of FoodTech, SportTech and Culture, combining physical devices with a replicable go-to-market model. Founders mentioned in the fundraising announcement include Hippolyte Taliercio, Léo Siara and Emmanuel Torrent. With the newly raised €3.4M Series A, Drinkee plans to accelerate commercial expansion and product development and to enter new international markets. The team announced major product rollouts planned for 2026. The announcement did not disclose revenue, user metrics, prior funding rounds, or valuation.

Participated · Equity · Feb 2026

Skydrone Robotics is a La Rochelle–based drone manufacturer that has evolved over the past decade from a start-up into a small industrial SME focused on both civil and military applications. Its aircraft are tailored for logistics missions such as transporting supplies for armed forces and performing inspection work on electrical power lines. The company currently employs about 20 people—three-quarters of whom are engineers—and is hiring 10 additional staff to support expansion. Fresh capital will finance a new 2,000 m² plant capable of assembling several hundred drones per year, marking a shift from prototyping to scaled production. Management’s stated ambition is to become a leading player in the European civil-military drone market. Besides ramping manufacturing, funds will also bolster R&D and operational capacity to meet growing demand.

Participated · Equity · Nov 2025

Fluiidd, a deep-tech spin-off from the French Commissariat à l’énergie atomique et aux énergies alternatives (CEA) and based in La Ciotat, builds and markets an intelligent scanner that uncovers and anticipates otherwise invisible defects in pipes. The product combines proprietary sensors with predictive artificial-intelligence algorithms to flag upcoming failures before they occur. Following its first fund-raise, the company plans to scale its marketing and sales teams to speed up commercial rollout both across France and internationally. Funds will also support continued R&D aimed at enriching the scanner’s predictive capabilities and industrialising the production of its smart sensors. Although no revenue or user figures were disclosed, management positions the technology as a preventive-maintenance tool for industrial clients, addressing costly unplanned shutdowns. The company’s current focus is on market penetration and product industrialisation, backed by new capital from regional and angel investors.

Participated · Equity · Oct 2025

Founded in 2018 and based in Lyon, MyFit Solutions has developed a mobile software platform that captures precise 3D scans and digital measurements of body parts—such as the face, torso, hands, and feet—using an ordinary smartphone. The technology, created in partnership with research institute INRIA, is already used by leading orthopedics and retail players including Ottobock, Thuasne, Scientifeet, and Bose. With 16 employees, the company generated €620,000 in revenue in 2024, 60 % of which came from export markets, and it targets €1 million in sales this year. The product supports use cases ranging from compression garments and medical follow-up to customized consumer fittings. Proceeds from the latest funding will reinforce R&D in scanning and AI, expand commercial deployment in France, Europe, and North America, and deepen strategic partnerships in healthcare and retail. MyFit also plans to enlarge its staff to accelerate product development and market reach.

Participated · Equity · May 2024

Hoope manufactures organic biscuits made in France from superfoods like spirulina. The company positions its products as healthier and more natural, leveraging the nutritional richness of spirulina. It recently completed a €1 million funding round that strengthens its financial position. Historical investors Capitole Angels and Provence Angels reinvested in the round. New backers include Igon Olivier, Markus Sandmayr, Filippo Della Torre, Hugo Dutertre and Alexandre Poncini. The financing completes the first tranche of a fundraising process that began in 2023.