GTT Strategic Ventures

GTT Strategic Ventures, established in 2023, is a corporate venture capital arm based in Paris, France. It invests in early-stage companies within the technology, energy, maritime, sensors, artificial intelligence, and climate tech sectors, aligning with its parent company GTT's strategic interests.

Helene Loncin

Head of Venture Capital

3 past transactions

novoMOF

Seed Round in 2025
novoMOF, established in February 2017 at the Paul Scherrer Institut, specializes in the production of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) through a unique process that ensures efficiency, scalability, and high quality. The company focuses on the commercialization of these innovative materials, which are applicable across various industrial sectors. novoMOF offers the capability to synthesize custom MOFs tailored to specific client requirements, facilitating production from grams to kilograms. By providing high-quality MOFs along with individual consulting solutions, novoMOF aims to drive innovation and support advancements in multiple industries.

BlueFins

Venture Round in 2024
BlueFins Technology is a pioneering startup specializing in ship propulsion systems. It focuses on integrating and optimizing these systems to cater to the varied demands of the maritime industry. Notably, BlueFins has developed a unique, zero-emission propulsion system inspired by whale tail fins. This innovative technology harnesses wave energy to generate power, eliminating the need for fuel and reducing both environmental impact and operational costs. By adopting this technology, marine transportation companies can enhance their efficiency and sustainability.

Bound4Blue

Series A in 2023
bound4blue specializes in the development of innovative foldable and autonomous wingsail systems designed for integration into a variety of vessels. This technology serves as a complementary propulsion system, harnessing wind power to generate thrust and significantly reducing the reliance on main engine power. As a result, bound4blue's wingsails can lead to reductions in fuel consumption and pollutant emissions by up to 40%. In addition to improving environmental sustainability, the system offers a payback period of less than five years, making it an economically viable option for boat operators. The technology also facilitates the production of hydrogen and oxygen through the electrolysis of seawater, further enhancing its eco-friendly credentials.
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