Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

Founded in 2020 in Toulouse, Bohr Énergie operates a proprietary platform that combines software, AI, algorithms, production forecasting, market analysis and regulatory expertise to enable optimisation and commercialisation of distributed renewable and flexible assets. As an independent aggregator it manages solar, wind, hydro, batteries and hybrid systems, enabling asset owners to participate in electricity markets. The firm currently has more than 170 renewable and flexible assets in its portfolio and expects to reach close to 1 GW under management by the end of the year. Management plans to use the Series A capital to consolidate its French position, accelerate platform development and launch additional services. Bohr has signalled international expansion with Spain and Italy among its priority markets.

Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

Kalipso provides a unified regulatory technology platform that continuously analyses regulatory developments, identifies applicable obligations, highlights gaps in compliance frameworks and generates implementation-ready recommendations with full source traceability. The company complements its core platform with Kalipso Regulatory Radar, a real-time regulatory intelligence layer covering the entire regulatory lifecycle from early proposals to final rules and guidance, using relevance matching to prioritise developments by business model and jurisdictional exposure. Kalipso aims to bring regulatory monitoring, remediation, ownership and audit workflows into a single environment to enable continuous regulatory oversight. It already works with organisations including Groupe Caisse des Dépôts and Alma and reports growing demand from enterprise legal and compliance teams operating across multiple jurisdictions. The company is based in Barcelona and has announced a $3.2 million fundraising to support international expansion and team growth planned through 2026.

Led · Seed · May 2025

Tamtam provides AI assistants that automate repetitive, time-consuming tasks across the entire sales cycle, focusing on account research, ICP segmentation, and TAM expansion. The platform aggregates fragmented public sources (annual reports, 10-Ks, corporate sites, interviews) and clients’ CRM data, structuring information with high granularity. It maintains data on over 70 million companies worldwide and enables org charts, account mapping, and planning to help reps prepare and close larger deals. Less than a year after launch it serves around thirty clients and reports a 57% average increase in sales conversion rates and a 47% boost in annual contract value across its client base. Founders Edouard Epaud (CEO) and François Misslin (CTO) bring sales and SaaS experience and emphasize that the product enhances — rather than replaces — sales teams. The company plans to roll out new AI features and use the recent funding to strengthen its position in the French market before expanding into Europe and the US.

Participated · Series A · Mar 2025

RockFi combines human expertise with advanced technology to deliver transparent, personalised wealth management services including banking, life insurance, and pension savings. The platform empowers private managers with tech tools and offers 3,000 financial instruments across all asset classes, emphasising private equity through 30 strategic partnerships with firms such as Morgan Stanley, BlackRock, and Goldman Sachs. RockFi launched a client app in March providing real-time, detailed portfolio reporting; within a year it attracted 500 clients and achieved a 25% monthly growth rate. The company employs 50 people, including 25 private bankers, across six French offices and plans to recruit 50 more private bankers while opening a new office each month beginning with Nice, Cannes, Toulouse, Rennes, and Strasbourg. RockFi targets younger high-net-worth individuals, entrepreneurs, senior executives, elite athletes, and artists with a family-office model assigning each client a dedicated private advisor. It aims to reach €1 billion in assets under management by the end of 2026 and is expanding its engineering and product capabilities to support that growth. RockFi is a Paris-based fintech founded in 2023 that aims to make family-office-level private management accessible to investor clients. Its core product blends human private-banking expertise with a tailored ecosystem of technological tools and investment options to boost manager performance and client service. The company targets investors with assets over €100,000, a segment it estimates includes 6 million French households within a €4.8 trillion market. RockFi uses a transparent fee system and an annual subscription model to deliver objective advice and services such as wealth engineering and taxation. The founding team includes CEO Pierre Marin, CTO Maxime Durand, COO Marie Bedu, and private-banking veterans Stéphane Carles and Vincent Pagny. At the time of the raise RockFi had 15 employees and plans to triple its workforce and expand its network of private bankers across France.

Participated · Equity · Jun 2024

C12 Quantum Electronics is a French deep-tech company developing quantum processors based on spin qubits embedded in carbon nanotubes on semiconductor chips, a technology spun out of research at the CNRS and the École normale supérieure. By focusing on this differentiating architecture, the team aims to overcome the sector’s key hurdle: producing reproducible, reliable chips at scale. The company is now executing the 24-month QARTIQ program to industrialize its processors and prepare integration with high-performance computing and cloud environments. C12 already collaborates with Air Liquide on chemical reaction simulations, Thales on defense radar applications, and Dassault Aviation on aerospace multiphysics modeling to validate near-term use-cases. Financially, the startup secured an €13.9 million public innovation grant under the France 2030 plan and previously raised €18 million in equity from BNP Paribas, Bpifrance, 360 Capital, and Varsity. This blended financing positions C12 to transition from laboratory prototypes to factory-grade production while maintaining a capital-efficient approach. The firm sees industrial adoption of its hardware as the next critical milestone for European quantum competitiveness.