• Carton Vert

  Led · Equity · Mar 2026

  Carton Vert operates a circular-economy service that collects and re-employs cardboard packaging, helping companies comply with France’s CSRD and Agec regulations. The company runs three logistics hubs in La Rochelle, Lille, and Lyon and, in 2023, broadened its offer to serve both SMEs and individual customers. About twenty employees manage the sourcing, refurbishment, and resale of boxes, with revenue projected to reach €1.7 million in 2025. Management is targeting approximately €22 million in sales by 2030 and expects to reach profitability in 2028. The strong demand for reusable packaging is driving expansion plans, including relocating and enlarging the Lyon hub and adding sales staff. Carton Vert ultimately aims to scale its hub network nationwide as regulations push for 10 % reusable packaging by 2027.

• Sim&Cure

  Participated · Series A · Dec 2025

  Sim&Cure is a med-tech software company dedicated to making neurovascular procedures safer and more effective through personalised simulation technology. Its flagship product, Sim&Size, builds a digital twin of each patient, allowing clinicians to model multiple endovascular treatment scenarios before intervention; the tool has already been used by more than 700 healthcare professionals in over 45 countries to plan upwards of 35,000 procedures. The firm is broadening its offering with Sim&Train, a 3D-printing-based training platform, and Sim&Predict, an AI application that automatically detects cerebral aneurysms on medical images. Partnerships with Siemens Healthineers and Philips aim to integrate these simulation capabilities directly into leading imaging ecosystems. Fresh capital will be channelled into accelerating R&D, expanding the commercial team, and driving international growth, particularly in China and the wider Asia-Pacific region. Although revenue figures were not disclosed, the extensive clinical uptake underscores significant commercial momentum. The company intends to use its growing software portfolio to promote a preventive and personalised approach to aneurysm management worldwide.

• Space Cargo Unlimited

  Participated · Series A · Sep 2025

  Space Cargo Unlimited focuses on creating logistics infrastructure that enables customers to run microgravity research and manufacturing missions. Its core product is BentoBox, a modular platform that can host up to 100 kg of customer payloads and is designed to fit inside the company’s returnable REV-1 cargo vehicle. While REV-1 is still under development with Thales Alenia Space, the firm will first fly BentoBox as a stand-alone unit aboard ATMOS Space Cargo’s Phoenix return capsule, which uses an inflatable heat-shield for re-entry. The maiden BentoBox flight is targeted for the second quarter of 2026, and Space Cargo Unlimited has scheduled seven missions with ATMOS between 2026 and 2027. The company recently secured a €27.5 million Series A round to accelerate BentoBox development and mission execution. Two months earlier it obtained a €12.5 million blended investment from the European Innovation Council Accelerator, giving the firm fresh capital to pursue its roadmap. No operating metrics such as revenue or user count were disclosed in the articles.

• FranceVerif

  Led · Equity · Nov 2024

  FranceVerif.fr is an online verification platform developed with contributions from researchers at Polytechnique, the Corps des Mines and the Institut Pierre et Marie Curie. The service reports 1.5 million monthly active users and a low customer acquisition ratio. In 2024 the company pushed a new fundraising round to support international deployment and to respond to user demand to invest. As part of that push it opened its capital to individual investors via a Tudigo campaign. Management has signaled a goal to split ownership roughly one-third to historical French Tech entrepreneurs, one-third to the State, and one-third to individuals. Over the past two years the business has completed multiple financings totalling €7.0M.

• Karyon Food

  Participated · Equity · May 2024

  KaryonFood is a Dijon-based French foodtech founded in 2020 by Claire Guillet and Florian Ribeiro. It provides a SaaS platform that collects and analyzes sell-out data from cash registers and warehouse exits to give industrial food companies better visibility on product performance and distribution. The platform centralizes data from retail distributors such as E.Leclerc, Auchan, Monoprix and Carrefour, and from food-service distributors including Metro, Transgourmet and France Frais. The solution launched commercially in 2023 after four years of R&D and has since been adopted by more than 40 brands, including Bel, Lotus, Panzani, Pierre Martinet and MBPack. KaryonFood recently raised €1.3M, exceeding an initial €500k target; the round involved investors such as Finovam Gestion and Strong Hands and included a Tudigo crowdfunding campaign that collected over €900k. The company plans to use the funds to accelerate growth, reinforce its market position and expand in mainland France and internationally to contribute to sustainable food-system resilience.

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