Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

Syntetica has developed a novel approach to recycling two hard-to-separate nylons—Nylon 6 and Nylon 6,6—into pellets that can be used by manufacturers to make yarn. The company was co-founded by CEO Marco Bertone and chemistry researcher Louis Monsigny and has built early industrial partnerships, including with Michelin’s Centre for Sustainable Materials and apparel makers such as Lululemon, Victoria’s Secret and Etam. Syntetica does not produce finished textiles itself; instead it supplies recycled pellets to downstream manufacturers like MAS Holdings. The startup has received public backing from Bpifrance’s Ecotechnologies 2 fund and support from the European Innovation Council alongside private investors including EQT Ventures and SWEN Capital Partners. With its Series A funding, Syntetica aims to demonstrate production at the scale of hundreds of tons per year and then expand by building facilities near waste sources and textile production hubs. The team has added technical leadership and industry advisors to support scaling and commercialization.

Led · Equity · Jul 2026

Click&Care operates a digital platform that recruits, matches and manages administrative tasks for home-care workers while keeping the family as the employer to ensure stability. The company supplements the platform with a centralized team of autonomy advisers available seven days a week to maintain human support. It says its model improves caregiver pay (24–48% above sector average), reduces travel time through local recruitment and optimized scheduling, and can lower costs for families while optimizing public spending on autonomy. Click&Care plans to develop AI-driven tools integrated into a mobile app to provide decision-support, contextualized training and personalized recommendations for caregivers, and to better detect early signs of fragility and prevent care pathway breaks. The company aims to accelerate national rollout and strengthen its role in the care pathway; no revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the article.

Participated · Series C · May 2026

Founded in 2016 by Racem Flazi, Mehdi Ouchallal and Samuel Goldstein, LegalPlace provides services to entrepreneurs for company creation and ongoing administrative and legal management. Through acquisitions, including the recent purchase of competitor Legalstart, the group now claims to cover about 20% of company creations in France and employs roughly 500 people. The company sold its Kanoon document-generation platform to Silae to concentrate on a unified "super app" for very small businesses. LegalPlace is developing new platform features such as an instant company-formation product and an AI agent to manage accounting and formalities. Management is targeting €100 million in revenue in 2026 and is preparing a European expansion that may be accompanied by further fundraising.

Participated · Series A · Apr 2026

OUIDROP builds the Dropper, a robotized tri-temperature locker system designed to enable fully autonomous, 24/7 grocery retrieval. The company positions the Dropper as a response to pressures on last-mile logistics, operating costs and changing consumer expectations in grocery drive/pickup. OUIDROP says it already works with retailers such as E.Leclerc and Coopérative U and has upcoming deployments with Intermarché. Following its €7M Series A, the company will open a new more-than-3,000 m² production site in Bordeaux to scale manufacturing to as many as 20 units per month. OUIDROP's stated priorities are industrialization, accelerating commercial roll-out across France and Europe, and continued product innovation. The team named in communications includes Thibault Soulier, Paul Ponsar and Marc Mongis.

Led · Equity · Apr 2026

Donecle offers a patented inspection system that combines autonomous drones, high-resolution imaging and AI to automate aircraft inspections, which the company says can be completed up to 10x faster than manual methods. Its platform is certified by Airbus, Boeing, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency and the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and is deployed in more than 15 countries with a fleet of over 40 drones. Customers include commercial and military operators such as United, LATAM, DHL, Viva, Lufthansa, the French Air Force and the Royal Air Force. Donecle reports that its drone operations have saved several thousand tonnes of CO2eq by replacing diesel-powered aerial work platforms and reducing aircraft downtime. The company has a team of 35 employees and plans to hire around ten more staff following the recent financing. With the new funds it intends to accelerate international expansion, pursue partnerships and acquisitions, and continue investing in AI and data integration with MRO systems.