Participated · Series A · May 2026

OpsMill builds Infrahub, an infrastructure data management platform that models environments as a network of relationships rather than static assets and is designed as a system of record for IT. Infrahub is built on a graph database with native version control and is offered as a free open-source Community edition alongside a commercial Enterprise version. The platform enables teams to manage dependencies, validate changes, and maintain governance through a structured DevOps workflow. OpsMill targets large infrastructure operators and enterprises across retail, manufacturing, and financial services and has already seen adoption in those sectors. The company emphasizes delivering a unified, trusted data layer to support safe, scalable automation and AI-driven operations. With fresh Series A funding, OpsMill plans to scale the product and expand to meet increasing demand for AI-ready infrastructure data solutions.

Led · Series B · Mar 2026

DeepIP offers an end-to-end infrastructure that embeds artificial intelligence into every stage of patent work, from early invention disclosure through enforcement and portfolio evolution. The SaaS platform integrates directly into the existing toolchains of law firms and in-house IP teams, enabling users to adopt AI without changing established processes. Customers report up to 20 % higher adoption rates and 40 % higher usage compared with standalone AI tools. The product has been taken up by prominent firms such as Greenberg Traurig, Mewburn Ellis, Dexcom, and Philips, spanning Europe and the United States. Founded in 2024 by François-Xavier Leduc and Edouard d’Archimbaud (who previously built Kili Technology), DeepIP has grown revenue tenfold over the past 18 months. Management positions DeepIP as the modern, unified operating system for intellectual-property management, aiming to become the category leader in AI-driven patent workflows. To date, the company has secured $40 million in funding to accelerate product expansion and market penetration.

Participated · Series A · Dec 2025

Founded in April 2021 and based in Paris, Bitstack offers a mobile application that helps users save in Bitcoin via recurring plans and automatic round-ups on spending. The company reports more than 300,000 active users and over €300 million saved in Bitcoin, and says its revenue grew 2.5x in 2025. Bitstack has been granted PSCA (Prestataire de Services sur Crypto-Actifs) accreditation by the AMF (A2025-003) under the MiCA framework and is supported by Y Combinator. Upcoming product and expansion plans funded by the recent raise include a euro account with a French IBAN, a Visa debit card with up to 1% back in Bitcoin, and geographic expansion into Germany, Spain, Italy and the Benelux. The company also plans to recruit roughly twenty new positions to support growth.

Led · Seed · Oct 2025

Founded in 2023 as an Inria spin-out, Probabl develops an open-source platform that lets data scientists inspect model assumptions, quantify uncertainty, and deploy probabilistic forecasts with scikit-learn familiarity. The company complements its free tooling with Skore, a premium product that adds version control, monitoring, optimisation, and other lifecycle-management features for enterprise data-science teams; Skore is currently in pilot testing with select clients. Probabl positions itself as a transparent, customisable bridge between academic research and production-grade AI systems, leveraging its founders’ deep involvement in the core scikit-learn project. Recent funding will be used to expand engineering and product headcount across Europe, improve real-time forecasting accuracy and interpretability, and grow the user community through training and certification programmes. The company also plans to evolve Skore into a comprehensive ML lifecycle management suite aimed at large enterprises. To date, Probabl has raised approximately €18.5 million in total funding.

Led · Series B · Sep 2025

Founded in 2020 by Joseph Choueifaty, Antoine Bénéteau, and Aurore Pinon-Jacques, Goodvest positions itself as the first fintech to offer investment solutions fully aligned with the Paris Agreement. Its product suite spans life insurance (including children’s policies), retirement savings plans, savings accounts, and private equity, all designed to exclude exposure to fossil fuels, tobacco, and companies breaching the UN Global Compact. Goodvest’s transparent methodology was enhanced in 2024 to integrate biodiversity impact, and a 2024 Reclaim Finance study ranked its Goodvie life insurance as the least exposed to fossil fuels. Since launch, the company estimates its portfolios have avoided more than 100,000 tons of CO₂e while allowing savers to customise allocations based on personal preferences. Partnerships with impact-focused players such as Helios, Sycomore, and CFCAL-Banque (Crédit Mutuel Arkéa) bolster its product distribution and credibility. Retail investor demand for ESG solutions underpins Goodvest’s growth ambitions, and the firm is now scaling a private wealth management service introduced in the spring. The newly raised capital will support product expansion, additional partnerships, and targeted hiring to consolidate its leadership in responsible savings.