Xempus is a prominent European platform specializing in the distribution of pension and life insurance products. It operates as a software-as-a-service solution, facilitating the online purchase and management of these financial products for life insurers, insurance agents, corporations, and employees. The platform is designed to streamline information flows and enhance user experiences by providing a cohesive interface that connects all relevant stakeholders. With a user base that includes over 250,000 corporations, more than 55,000 insurance agents, 200 sales organizations, and 45 life insurers, Xempus demonstrates significant market reach and influence. The company is headquartered in Munich, with additional offices in Berlin and Saarbrücken, and employs over 170 professionals dedicated to advancing its technological offerings in the financial sector.
ProFuse Technology
Seed Round in 2022
ProFuse Technology specializes in advancing cultured meat production by enhancing methods and efficiency. The company has developed innovative technology that significantly reduces production time while improving meat quality and increasing yields. By accelerating muscle fiber growth, ProFuse enables meat producers to enhance their production capacity and lower costs, making cultured meat more accessible and sustainable.
Token.io is a payment infrastructure provider that specializes in account-to-account (A2A) payments, leveraging open banking to facilitate a seamless transition from traditional payment methods to direct bank payments. The company offers a robust platform designed to enhance payment processing for providers, enabling them to effectively implement Pay by Bank as a core payment option. With access to over 567 million bank accounts across 21 countries, Token.io ensures high connectivity and performance, catering to a significant portion of the market. Its deployment options are versatile, allowing payment providers to utilize Token.io's licenses and advanced authentication flows to streamline their operations. The platform has garnered a strong reputation, supported by partnerships with prominent financial institutions and payment processors, collectively serving millions of merchants globally.
Dedrone GmbH specializes in drone detection solutions aimed at enhancing security against unauthorized aerial intrusions. Established in 2014 and headquartered in Kassel, Germany, the company offers its flagship product, DroneTracker, a multi-sensor system designed to identify and monitor unmanned aerial vehicles. This platform serves critical sectors such as data centers, airports, and prisons, providing early warnings of potential threats related to corporate espionage, smuggling, and terrorism. Utilizing machine learning and data fusion technology, Dedrone's system allows clients to customize their security measures according to their specific needs and threat levels. The company's products are distributed globally, addressing the growing vulnerabilities associated with advancements in consumer and commercial drone technology.
Streetbees
Series B in 2020
Streetbees is a human intelligence platform that leverages artificial intelligence and geolocation technology to analyze offline consumer behavior. Founded in 2015 by Oliver May and Tugce Bulut in London, the company operates a chat-style app that allows its global community to share real-life moments through videos, photos, and text. By applying advanced natural language processing, Streetbees uncovers not only consumer actions but also the motivations behind those actions, providing insights into potential future behaviors. The platform connects brands in various sectors, including consumer goods, media, retail, and insurance, with real-time insights gathered from individuals on the ground, enabling businesses to make informed decisions in new and unfamiliar markets.
Dedrone
Venture Round in 2020
Dedrone GmbH specializes in drone detection solutions aimed at enhancing security against unauthorized aerial intrusions. Established in 2014 and headquartered in Kassel, Germany, the company offers its flagship product, DroneTracker, a multi-sensor system designed to identify and monitor unmanned aerial vehicles. This platform serves critical sectors such as data centers, airports, and prisons, providing early warnings of potential threats related to corporate espionage, smuggling, and terrorism. Utilizing machine learning and data fusion technology, Dedrone's system allows clients to customize their security measures according to their specific needs and threat levels. The company's products are distributed globally, addressing the growing vulnerabilities associated with advancements in consumer and commercial drone technology.
CybelAngel
Series B in 2020
CybelAngel is a cybersecurity startup specializing in data leak detection to help companies secure sensitive information. The company identifies both stolen and accidentally leaked data, primarily arising from third-party partners and suppliers. Its unique solution scans the visible, deep, and dark web, as well as connected storage, a common source of negligent leaks. By combining artificial intelligence with human expertise, CybelAngel's approach ensures rapid and accurate identification of data breaches. Smart algorithms filter alerts based on client priorities, while cyber analysts compile detailed reports for each incident, providing essential information for swift remediation. This comprehensive service aims to protect organizations' reputations, competitiveness, and overall data security.
Bleckwen is a fintech company founded in 2016 and based in Vélizy-Villacoublay, France, specializing in machine-learning solutions for fraud prevention in the banking sector. The company offers an advanced fraud detection platform that utilizes AI to enhance the security of banking transactions. This platform is designed to optimize the detection of irregularities, adapt to emerging fraud schemes, and monitor system performance. By employing explainable machine learning models, Bleckwen enables banks to reduce customer friction while improving fraud detection and overall banking security. With a focus on real-time Big Data processing and a customer-oriented approach, Bleckwen leverages its industry expertise to help financial institutions safeguard their operations.
Depop Limited is a mobile marketplace founded in 2011 and headquartered in London, UK, with additional locations in Manchester, New York, Los Angeles, and Australia. The platform allows users to buy, sell, and discover unique fashion items, catering primarily to a younger audience. With over 21 million registered users across 147 countries, Depop has established itself as a prominent player in the fashion marketplace, ranking among the top 25 shopping apps by daily active users in Europe. The application connects users with stylists, designers, artists, and vintage sellers, enabling them to set up their own stores and explore inspiring fashion trends within a vibrant community.
Onfido Limited is a provider of automated digital identity verification solutions that utilize artificial intelligence to assess the authenticity of government-issued IDs and compare them with users' facial biometrics. The company's technology is designed to streamline the identity verification process across various applications, including KYC, user onboarding, and fraud detection. Onfido serves a diverse range of sectors, including financial services, gaming, retail, and the sharing economy, helping clients to onboard users more efficiently while mitigating risks associated with identity fraud. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in London, Onfido has expanded its operations with offices in major cities worldwide, including San Francisco, New York, Lisbon, Paris, New Delhi, and Singapore.
AirHelp
Venture Round in 2018
AirHelp is an organization dedicated to enhancing passenger rights and experiences worldwide by assisting travelers in obtaining compensation from airlines for flight cancellations, delays, and overbookings. The company streamlines the claims process by managing essential documentation and legal complexities, thus enabling passengers to assert their rights under relevant laws. In addition to flight compensation services, AirHelp offers subscription-based disruption coverage and parametric travel insurance products. Founded in 2013 by Greg Roodt, Henrik Zillmer, and Nicolas Michaelsen, AirHelp operates globally, providing support to millions of travelers in 18 languages, with offices located in major cities including Berlin, Barcelona, Gdansk, and Sao Paulo. The current CEO, Tomasz Pawliszyn, has led the company since January 2022.
Depop Limited is a mobile marketplace founded in 2011 and headquartered in London, UK, with additional locations in Manchester, New York, Los Angeles, and Australia. The platform allows users to buy, sell, and discover unique fashion items, catering primarily to a younger audience. With over 21 million registered users across 147 countries, Depop has established itself as a prominent player in the fashion marketplace, ranking among the top 25 shopping apps by daily active users in Europe. The application connects users with stylists, designers, artists, and vintage sellers, enabling them to set up their own stores and explore inspiring fashion trends within a vibrant community.
Onfido Limited is a provider of automated digital identity verification solutions that utilize artificial intelligence to assess the authenticity of government-issued IDs and compare them with users' facial biometrics. The company's technology is designed to streamline the identity verification process across various applications, including KYC, user onboarding, and fraud detection. Onfido serves a diverse range of sectors, including financial services, gaming, retail, and the sharing economy, helping clients to onboard users more efficiently while mitigating risks associated with identity fraud. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in London, Onfido has expanded its operations with offices in major cities worldwide, including San Francisco, New York, Lisbon, Paris, New Delhi, and Singapore.
Adeunis
Secondary Market in 2017
Adeunis designs, manufactures, and markets connected objects and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions for various sectors, including smart buildings, industrial optimization, and connected agriculture. The company offers a range of products, such as radio frequency transmission modules, wireless transmission systems, and telemetry systems, tailored to meet the specific needs of its customers. Adeunis also provides services like on-site radio mapping, deployment, training, and data processing to support the management of buildings and infrastructure. Based in Crolles, France, the company focuses on creating customized radio solutions and ready-to-use systems that enhance connectivity and efficiency across multiple applications.
EfficientIP
Secondary Market in 2017
EfficientIP SAS specializes in developing hardware and software solutions for managing IP addresses and DNS-DHCP services. Its main products include SOLIDserver, which centralizes IP planning and management of network services within a single interface, and IPLocator, a tool that enhances visibility into IP address connections on networks. The company's offerings encompass IP address management, DNS and DHCP services, disaster recovery, and network management solutions. EfficientIP serves a diverse range of sectors, including banking, telecommunications, and public authorities, and has established strategic partnerships with leading technology companies. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Courbevoie, France, with additional offices in Germany, Spain, and the United Kingdom, EfficientIP is recognized as a rapidly growing vendor in the DDI (DNS-DHCP-IPAM) market. Its solutions aim to enhance network efficiency, security, and operational management for organizations navigating modern IT challenges.
Feedbooks
Secondary Market in 2017
Feedbooks is an e-book publishing and distribution company that focuses on providing a diverse range of digital books for readers on the Open Web. Its platform offers a wide selection of e-books across various genres, including romance, mystery, detective, juvenile, erotica, science fiction, fantasy, historical, literary, and thrillers. By catering to the interests of a broad audience, Feedbooks enables readers to access a rich library of literature that meets their preferences.
Training Orchestra
Secondary Market in 2017
Training Orchestra specializes in developing training management software that streamlines and enhances the efficiency of training operations. Its award-winning platform automates various aspects of Instructor-Led Training (ILT) and Virtual Instructor-Led Training (vILT), including session scheduling, resource management, instructor collaboration, cost tracking, and reporting. By replacing manual processes and spreadsheets, Training Orchestra enables organizations to optimize their training investments and improve resource utilization. The software supports the entire training process, from planning and budgeting to logistics, making it an essential tool for corporate training departments, training companies, and extended enterprises looking to enhance their training effectiveness.
Oxatis
Secondary Market in 2017
Oxatis SA is a provider of e-commerce technology solutions based in Marseille, France, established in 2001. The company specializes in offering Software as a Service (SaaS) tools designed for small businesses to create comprehensive websites and establish an online presence. Its offerings include online content management system (CMS) software, hosting services, and integrated shopping cart solutions. These tools enable users to sell products online with minimal technical expertise and investment, making e-commerce accessible to a broader range of entrepreneurs.
Teads
Secondary Market in 2016
Teads, Inc. is a company that specializes in creating enterprise software for digital branding, primarily through its video advertising supply side platform (SSP) designed for publishers and brands. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in New York, with additional offices in Chicago and California, Teads enables clients to generate outstream video advertising inventory and effectively monetize it via their sales forces, third parties, and programmatic buying. The platform offers an omnichannel solution for programmatic digital advertising across a global network of premium media, integrating technologies for buy-side, sell-side, creative, and data optimization. By providing brand-safe and engaging ad experiences, Teads reaches billions of unique users, enhancing the effectiveness of digital advertising transactions and delivering sustainable business outcomes for advertisers and agencies.
Launchmetrics
Secondary Market in 2016
Launchmetrics is a marketing and analytics platform that specializes in serving the fashion, luxury, and beauty industries. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in New York, with additional operations in Paris, the company offers a suite of products designed to enhance brand performance and streamline marketing processes. Its offerings include Samples, Events, Contacts, Discover, and Influencers by Launchmetrics, which collectively assist brands in planning product launches and improving media performance. The company has established itself as a trusted technology provider, working with over 1,000 clients, including prominent names like Dior, Fendi, and NET-A-PORTER, as well as partners such as the British Fashion Council and Google. With a presence in eight markets and support in five languages, Launchmetrics aims to empower brands to create impactful and measurable consumer experiences, adapting to the rapidly changing digital landscape. The company was originally known as Fashion GPS, Inc. before rebranding in January 2016.
Remade
Secondary Market in 2016
Remade Group is a prominent provider of refurbished smartphones in France, specializing in the responsible and sustainable refurbishment of iPhones. The company has pioneered the industrialization of the recycling and refurbishing process in the country under its brand, Remade. Its services encompass the detection and repair of electronic failures, the industrial reprocessing of original LCD layers, and the chemical treatment of components. By focusing on these processes, Remade enables customers to extend the life of their devices while minimizing their environmental impact, thereby contributing to sustainability efforts and promoting responsible consumption.
Neteven is a developer of marketplace management software that assists retailers in expanding their businesses both locally and internationally. Founded in France, the company was notable for being the first to achieve Certification as a Compatible Application by eBay in 2005 and to integrate Amazon Web Services within the country. Neteven's software manages and optimizes the entire sales cycle, enabling businesses to reach buyers and sell online without requiring their own e-commerce sites. It also offers single-point integration to various marketplaces, ensuring transparent and timely project delivery. The development team consists of experts from diverse backgrounds, including marketplaces, brands, manufacturers, wholesalers, and software companies, allowing Neteven to provide advanced solutions tailored to the needs of its clients.
RocTool S.A. is a technology and manufacturing solutions provider based in Le Bourget du Lac, France. The company specializes in induction heating systems and tooling hardware for injection and compression molding, serving various industries including automotive, consumer electronics, aerospace, and medical markets. RocTool offers a range of products such as generators, cooling units, and interfaces, along with engineering and installation services. The company's innovative technologies, including IDH™ (Induction Dual Heating), enhance product performance, reduce cycle times, and improve surface quality. RocTool's research and development efforts focus on adapting induction technologies to a wider array of materials, contributing to overall cost reductions and lightweighting solutions. The company has a global presence with offices in North America, Japan, Taiwan, and Germany, and it also licenses its molding technologies to various sectors.
Spartoo
Secondary Market in 2015
Spartoo is a European online retailer headquartered in Grenoble, France, specializing in the sale of footwear and fashion items for men, women, and children. Founded in 2006, the company offers a diverse range of products, including trainers, boots, sandals, and various styles of shoes, alongside ready-to-wear clothing and leather goods. Spartoo operates an e-commerce platform that features not only footwear but also a variety of fashion items such as jeans, trousers, coats, and t-shirts. The company serves customers across several countries, including Germany, England, Italy, Spain, as well as the UK regions of England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.
Ercom
Secondary Market in 2015
ERCOM, SA specializes in telecommunications solutions, focusing on 4G LTE network validation and cybersecurity for mobile communications. Founded in 1986 and based in Velizy-Villacoublay, France, ERCOM develops a comprehensive suite of products designed to enhance the security and performance of communication networks. Its offerings include the Cryptosmart-mobile suite for Android, which secures voice, data, and messaging across various communication protocols, and the Cryptosmart-PC suite for mobile workers. The company also provides several validation and optimization tools under its Mobipass brand, which are essential for testing and ensuring the quality of experience (QoE) for end users. These tools include emulators and testers for LTE networks, enabling mobile network operators to validate performance and functionality. With a commitment to secure communications, ERCOM has earned the trust of over 120 institutions and companies by delivering innovative solutions that combine security with user-friendly interfaces. The company also offers integration assistance, training services, and has research and development centers in both China and the United States.
Systancia
Secondary Market in 2015
Systancia SA is a French company specializing in desktop and application virtualization, remote access, and cloud computing software. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Sausheim, France, Systancia offers a range of products including AppliDis Fusion 4 for application and desktop virtualization, AppliDis ezPrint for integrated universal printing, and IPdiva Secure for secure remote access to IT systems. The company's solutions are designed to meet the functional and technical needs of centralized environments, thereby simplifying the management of identities and authorizations. Systancia has established a diverse clientele, including notable organizations such as Apave, Cat Group, and various healthcare institutions. It has also formed strategic partnerships with several companies to enhance its market presence in France and Europe, contributing to its ongoing growth in the field of server-based computing and cybersecurity.
Wyplay
Secondary Market in 2015
Wyplay, founded in 2006, specializes in developing innovative software solutions tailored for television operators navigating the challenges posed by the convergence of media and technology. Recognizing the need for modern tools in an evolving ecosystem, the company created a modular software architecture that enhances various television delivery methods, including satellite, cable, IPTV, and over-the-top services. Wyplay's strategy emphasizes collaboration with Tier-1 operators to establish an "Open Standard" for the industry, resulting in the open-source initiative known as Frog By Wyplay. This initiative fosters a community of operators and developers, enabling them to collectively address the challenges of a rapidly changing media landscape. By empowering operators through this ecosystem, Wyplay aims to restore their control in delivering a superior viewing experience across multiple devices, including tablets and smartphones.
Miura Systems
Secondary Market in 2015
Miura Systems Limited is a UK-based company that specializes in designing, certifying, and manufacturing secure electronic payment hardware for the mobile point-of-sale (mPOS) marketplace. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in High Wycombe, the company provides innovative payment solutions that cater to various sectors, including retail, hospitality, finance, and transportation. Miura's products enable retailers and payment service providers to facilitate secure and convenient transactions, helping them to effectively disrupt traditional payment models. The company's devices are sold both in the United Kingdom and internationally, supporting a wide range of financial transactions in an increasingly digital economy.
Boku
Secondary Market in 2014
Boku, Inc. is a mobile billing and payment solutions provider that enables consumers to make online payments through their mobile devices. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, the company specializes in carrier billing and mobile wallet acceptance, allowing users to purchase goods and services charged directly to their mobile accounts. Additionally, Boku offers identity verification and authentication solutions that connect in real-time with mobile operator networks, significantly enhancing security and reducing identity fraud for global enterprises. With operations spanning the Americas, Asia Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, Boku leverages its extensive platform to deliver seamless payment experiences while ensuring compliance and user privacy. The company generates most of its revenue from its payment services, predominantly in the Asia Pacific region.
Trace One
Secondary Market in 2009
Trace One is a leading provider of SaaS-based solutions for private-label quality management, primarily serving the process manufacturing and retail consumer packaged goods sectors. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Paris, France, with additional offices in the United States and Europe, Trace One offers a comprehensive collaborative platform that encompasses various applications to support the entire product development lifecycle. Key offerings include project management tools, product specification management, quality control program planning, and supply chain analytics. The platform also facilitates stakeholder coordination in packaging and labeling, issue tracking for products and suppliers, and community engagement among brand owners and manufacturers. With over 9,000 brand owners relying on its services, Trace One emphasizes innovation, efficiency, and transparency, enabling faster market entry and improved product management while adhering to social and environmental responsibilities.
Global Telecom & Technology (GTT)
Secondary Market in 2007
Global Telecom & Technology (GTT) is a new breed of telecom company - the technology and global network integrator. As the telecommunications management specialists, GTT can provide custom-fit solutions for wide area network services or enterprise mobility solutions. GTT brings telecommunications management with a consultative approach, and over 10 years of experience to back it up.
Bottomline Technologies
Secondary Market in 2006
Bottomline Technologies provides electronic payment, invoice, and document automation solutions to corporations, financial institutions, and banks globally. The company specializes in streamlining and automating processes related to global payments, invoice receipt and approval, collections, cash management, and document management. Its offerings include cloud-based digital banking software, fraud prevention tools, and financial document solutions that facilitate electronic payments and invoicing. By leveraging these technologies, Bottomline helps businesses reduce costs, enhance security, and optimize working capital. The company also produces various domestic and international payment instructions, including ACH and SWIFT messaging, along with consolidated reporting of cash activity.
DigitalRoute
Secondary Market in 2006
DigitalRoute focuses on monetizing usage data, originally serving the telecommunications industry by addressing usage-based revenue challenges. Over the years, the company has expanded its services across various sectors, assisting clients in processing their usage data to enhance revenue streams and transform business models. DigitalRoute specializes in usage data management and intelligence, enabling businesses to implement consumption-based commerce effectively. By connecting and monetizing customer usage data, the company supports the development of innovative business models, including usage-based subscriptions and consolidated billing systems. This approach allows organizations to convert user data into actionable insights, thereby minimizing revenue leakage and maximizing potential earnings.
Conject
Secondary Market in 2004
Conject AG is a software and service provider based in Munich, Germany, specializing in construction project and property management for both private and public sector clients. Established in 2000, the company offers a suite of solutions aimed at enhancing collaboration and efficiency across the real estate and construction industries. Its flagship product, conjectPM, serves as a secure platform for sharing project information and managing essential processes. Other offerings include conjectPC, which aids project controls in timely project delivery; conjectFC, a commercial management tool for budget impact analysis; and conjectMI, which facilitates inspection and defect management. Additionally, conjectAF provides a digital property file for centralized information storage, while conjectDR supports real estate transactions through a virtual data room. The company’s holistic approach, termed Infrastructure Lifecycle Management, integrates all phases of real estate processes, allowing clients to streamline operations without the burden of managing technology. Conject AG maintains a global presence with offices in various cities, supporting a diverse clientele that includes owners, managers, consultants, and contractors.
Cerillion Technologies
Secondary Market in 2004
Cerillion Technologies, founded in 1999, is a prominent provider of billing, charging, and customer management systems, serving a diverse range of industries including telecommunications, finance, and utilities. The company has established a global presence with approximately 80 customer installations across 45 countries, catering to notable clients such as Liberty Global, KDDI, and Proximus. Cerillion operates through four main segments: services, software, software-as-a-service, and third-party revenue. The services segment, which generates the highest revenue, focuses on new implementation projects and enhancements for customers. The software segment encompasses support and maintenance revenues from existing software users, while the software-as-a-service segment derives income from monthly subscriptions for managed services. Cerillion's geographical reach extends across the UK and Europe, the Middle East and Africa, Asia Pacific, and the Americas.