Participated · Series B · Apr 2025

Sekoia.io offers the Sekoia AI-SOC Platform, which automates cyber threat detection and response using exclusive threat intelligence and agent-based AI to boost SOC productivity. The platform provides continuous real-time detection and integrates with existing security infrastructures. Founded in 2022, the company focuses on protecting organizations against future cyber threats by embedding high-performance detection and automated response into security operations. Sekoia.io plans to use its latest funding to support international growth, continue AI innovation, and expand its partner network of Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs). The company employs over 100 people, works with 50 MSSP partners, and serves clients including EDF, Vinci, SNCF, Marlink, and the French Ministry of Armed Forces. Financially, the company has now raised a total of €60 million to date. Sekoia.io is a Paris-based cybersecurity company that builds the Sekoia.io XDR (eXtended Detection & Response) platform. Its operational security SaaS enables real-time detection and response to cyberattacks and prioritizes interoperability and standards enforcement. The platform is designed to allow customers to fully utilize their existing technologies while providing detection and response capabilities. In May 2023 the company raised €35M in a Series A to support expansion of operations and business reach. The financing included Banque des Territoires, Bright Pixel, Omnes Capital, Seventure and BNP Paribas Développement. Led by CEO Freddy Milesi, Sekoia.io has about 100 employees.

Participated · Series C · Feb 2024

Unseenlabs is a Rennes, France–based RF data and solutions provider focused on maritime domain awareness. Its core technology detects and geolocates radio frequency signals from space to identify and characterize vessels anywhere on the globe, at any time and in any weather. The company provides high‑added‑value data and solutions to help fight illegal activities at sea and to serve private‑sector segments. The recent €85M funding will be used to significantly expand observation capabilities through the launch of multiple satellites and to innovate and deploy new products and solutions. Unseenlabs also plans to strengthen its international presence, particularly in the American and Asian markets, and to consolidate activity within private‑sector areas such as oil and gas, insurance, shipowners, economic intelligence, and offshore energy. The company has accumulated €120M in total funding since inception and is led by CEO Clément Galic. Unseenlabs develops satellite-borne electromagnetic monitoring and intelligence used to observe maritime activity. Through its existing three orbiting satellites the company can track maritime traffic, particularly ships that have switched off their identification systems. The service targets hard-to-detect activity such as illegal fishing, smuggling and piracy, positioning the company as an "eyes in the sky" capability. The recent funding is intended to accelerate commercial growth and to further deploy the company's satellite constellation. Unseenlabs raised €20 million in a Series B. The company was founded in 2015 by Clement Galic and Jonathan Galic and is based in Rennes, France.

Participated · Equity · Dec 2023

H2GREMM is a Brittany-based company that designs, produces and commercialises modular microstations for the production and storage of green hydrogen, with modules that can produce 2–100 kg of hydrogen per day. Founded in 2019 and based in Finistère, the company targets autonomy for homes, collectivités and SMEs and applications across mobility, buildings and grid flexibility. It employs 17 people, operates from a 1,000 m² production site and targets ISO 9001 certification in 2024. H2GREMM plans to industrialise production to reach a capacity of 1,000 units per year within five years and to scale commercial operations. The company aims to accelerate sales in France and internationally; transnational industrial customers have already placed orders and strategic partnerships are under negotiation. H2GREMM positions itself to produce decarbonised hydrogen from renewables and contribute to the Green Deal 2050 objectives.

Participated · Equity · Apr 2021

Smartway (formerly Zéro-Gâchis) offers an AI-powered suite for retailers to identify near-expiry items, decide whether to discount or donate them, print discount labels, and handle donation administration through four modules: Smartdetection, Smartdecision, Smartdiscount and Smartdonation. The company says its technology can cut food waste by up to 80% and boost a store’s net profits by as much as 51%; it reports preventing 56,846 tons of waste and saving roughly $177 million for consumers via discounts. Over 400 shops across France use Smartway’s system today. The startup plans to use the new funding to ramp up R&D and enhance its technology stack while scaling deployments. Management aims to fit out 4,000 supermarkets across France, Belgium, Portugal and Spain by 2025 and accelerate expansion into Italy and Eastern Europe, while remaining in exploratory talks with a major U.S. supermarket chain. Smartway highlights a multi-year data set and a store-agnostic approach as competitive advantages against more HR-intensive or niche rivals.

Participated · Equity · Feb 2021

SCALINX designs semiconductor chips aimed at the defense and telecommunications sectors. The company positions its technology to facilitate deployment of 5G and 6G networks and, in the future, autonomous mobility. It operates in a strategic area linked to national and European sovereignty. SCALINX recently raised €34 million from investors including French Tech Souveraineté, GO CAPITAL, Bertrand Distinguin and Thales (Patrice Caine). The fundraising occurs amid increased French and EU support for the semiconductor industry under initiatives such as the Chips Act. SCALINX is a fabless semiconductor company that designs advanced signal conversion chips, including ADCs and DACs, using its proprietary Smart Conversion CORE (SCCORE™) technology. Its solutions target wider analog bandwidth, lower power consumption, and higher integration for high-speed, medium-to-high resolution data conversion. Target applications include communications infrastructure, RADAR, and test & measurement equipment, with relevance to mmWave communications and the 5G transformation. SCALINX plans to increase capacity, enter new markets, and expand its team to meet growing customer demand. The company was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Paris, with additional design centers in Caen and Grenoble. It was also selected as a 2020 winner of the France Relance call for projects.