Partech

Partech is a global investment firm established in 1982, with offices in Paris, San Francisco, Berlin, and Dakar. The firm focuses on providing capital and strategic support to entrepreneurs at various stages, including seed, venture, and growth phases. Partech has an investment capacity exceeding $1.5 billion, with investments ranging from $200,000 to $50 million across a diverse array of sectors, including software, digital brands, hardware, and deep tech. Notably, Partech manages several funds, including Partech Africa II, which targets startups in Africa, and funds focused on sectors such as healthcare, fintech, and information technology. Companies backed by Partech have achieved significant milestones, including over 20 initial public offerings and more than 50 strategic exits valued above $100 million. The firm's comprehensive approach combines financial investment with operational experience, making it a key player in the global venture capital landscape.

Ami Amir

Partner

Klaudyna Augler

Senior Associate

Nicolas El Baze

Venture Partner

Omri Benayoun

General Partner, Growth Investment Team

Nicolas Bourdin

Investor

Tom Le Bras

Associate

Jessica Cohen

Associate

Cyril Collon

General Partner

Bruno Crémel

General Partner

Tidjane Deme

General Partner

Ali Ufuk Demirci

Investor

Louis Dessal

Associate

Adrian Dincsoy

Partner

Julie Ehrmann

Senior Associate

Andre Francois-Poncet

Partner and Member of the Growth Team

Nico Gatto

Principal

Leon Ge

Principal, Venture Investment Team

Boris Golden

General Partner and Member of the Seed Team

Victor Huberson

Principal, Growth Investment Team

Alison Imbert

Senior Associate

Lewam Kefela

Principal and Member of the African Team

Charlotte Labauge

Senior Associate

Alexis Lancien

Senior Associate

Alizé Laurent

Senior Associate

Romain Lavault

General Partner

Reza Malekzadeh

General Partner and Member of the Venture Team

Laetitia Marcadé

Principal

Matthieu Marchand

Principal

Mark S. Menell

General Partner

Olivier Michelon

General Partner, CFO Funds and Head of Operations

Arnaud Minvielle

General Partner and Member of the Impact Team

Elena Moneta

Principal

Aya Murr

Senior Associate

Guillaume Nordlinger

Principal, Portfolio and Transactions

Christelle Pariat

CFO

Jean-Marc Patouillaud

General Partner

Magda Posluszny

Principal

Marie Raichvarg

Managing Director

Simone Riva

Senior Principal

Rémi Said

Co-Founder, General Partner and Member of the Impact Team

Carlota Armero Saura

Analyst

Helmut Schoen

Partner

Moritz Steinbrecher

Senior Associate

Marie-Hortense Varin

Principal

Paul Vider

Principal and Member of the Growth Team

Simone Riva Violetta

Principal and Member of the Venture Team

Andrew Whiting

Partner and Member of the Growth Team

jm patouillaud

Managing Partner

Past deals in SME

Symmetrical

Series A in 2022
Symmetrical Labs Sp. z o.o. is a financial software development company headquartered in Warsaw, Poland, with a focus on creating innovative solutions for partners and investors. Founded in 2019, the company specializes in a cloud computing platform that enhances payroll systems as part of the embedded finance stack. Its offerings include ethical financial products such as salary-on-demand services, zero-interest employee loans, and automated financial advisory tools. These solutions enable partners to efficiently provide credit to clients and employees, while also helping institutional investors reduce client acquisition costs and deliver financing directly to end-users. Through its technology, Symmetrical aims to empower individuals with flexible access to their salaries, enhancing financial well-being.

Material Exchange

Series A in 2022
Material Exchange Ventures AB operates an online SaaS platform designed to streamline the supply chain for brands, material suppliers, and manufacturers. Founded in 2017 and based in Stockholm, Sweden, the platform enables users to efficiently find and connect with the right materials and suppliers. It offers advanced digital visualization technology and filtering capabilities, allowing designers, product developers, and material vendors to collaborate and organize raw materials in a secure environment. This innovative approach replaces traditional methods that require extensive manual searching through sample books, thereby enhancing communication and automating data input between material suppliers and manufacturers. By facilitating these connections, Material Exchange fosters a more efficient and effective materials sourcing process.

SellerX

Venture Round in 2021
SellerX is a brand acquisition and management firm based in Berlin, founded in 2020. The company specializes in acquiring promising smaller businesses that sell on Amazon's platform. Its objective is to streamline the acquisition process, typically completing transactions within 30 to 45 days after the initial agreement. SellerX consolidates these acquired Amazon brands into a portfolio, providing essential services to enhance their growth and visibility. Backed by prominent venture capital funds, the firm leverages its extensive experience in global business acquisitions to support and scale the brands it acquires, enabling business owners to effectively connect with customers and clients.

Groover

Venture Round in 2021
Groover is an online platform designed to enhance music promotion and discovery for independent artists. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Vauville, France, it allows musicians to submit their music to various media outlets, including blogs, radio stations, playlists, and record labels, using a virtual currency called Grooviz. The platform guarantees feedback from a community of music influencers, enabling artists to receive honest assessments of their work. By connecting musicians with key industry players, Groover facilitates the promotion of emerging talent and provides artists with opportunities for greater visibility in the competitive music landscape.

Material Exchange

Venture Round in 2020
Material Exchange Ventures AB operates an online SaaS platform designed to streamline the supply chain for brands, material suppliers, and manufacturers. Founded in 2017 and based in Stockholm, Sweden, the platform enables users to efficiently find and connect with the right materials and suppliers. It offers advanced digital visualization technology and filtering capabilities, allowing designers, product developers, and material vendors to collaborate and organize raw materials in a secure environment. This innovative approach replaces traditional methods that require extensive manual searching through sample books, thereby enhancing communication and automating data input between material suppliers and manufacturers. By facilitating these connections, Material Exchange fosters a more efficient and effective materials sourcing process.

E-peas

Venture Round in 2020
e-peas SA specializes in the design and manufacture of energy autonomous systems for Internet of Things (IoT) applications. Founded in 2014 and based in Mont-Saint-Guibert, Belgium, the company focuses on creating solutions that enable IoT nodes to harness energy from their environment, including sources such as solar, thermal, vibration, and radiofrequency. e-peas develops energy harvesting power management integrated circuits (PMICs) and microcontrollers that enhance the performance and efficiency of IoT devices by extending battery life or eliminating the need for battery replacements altogether. Their products serve various sectors, including home automation, industry, retail, smart metering, healthcare, mobility, security, and agriculture, contributing to smarter, more sustainable technology solutions.

Symmetrical

Seed Round in 2020
Symmetrical Labs Sp. z o.o. is a financial software development company headquartered in Warsaw, Poland, with a focus on creating innovative solutions for partners and investors. Founded in 2019, the company specializes in a cloud computing platform that enhances payroll systems as part of the embedded finance stack. Its offerings include ethical financial products such as salary-on-demand services, zero-interest employee loans, and automated financial advisory tools. These solutions enable partners to efficiently provide credit to clients and employees, while also helping institutional investors reduce client acquisition costs and deliver financing directly to end-users. Through its technology, Symmetrical aims to empower individuals with flexible access to their salaries, enhancing financial well-being.

October

Funding Round in 2018
October SA is a lending platform designed for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), facilitating direct borrowing from individual and institutional lenders. Established in France in 2014 under the name Lendix, the company rebranded to October SA in 2018. It operates as a pan-European platform with locations in France, Spain, Italy, and the Netherlands. By simplifying access to funding, October aims to empower businesses and enhance their growth potential. The platform emerged in response to regulatory changes that allowed increased competition in the lending sector, effectively democratizing financial resources for SMEs across Europe.

Ermeo

Seed Round in 2018
At Ermeo, they are in daily contact with many manufacturers, from various sectors, to help them achieve operational excellence by standardizing their business processes while creating more collaboration between their teams and with their customers. Through their Connected Operator Platform, they provide their customers with the best possible operational experience. From improving security and field operator collaboration to increasing productivity, data quality and value, their solution enables their customers to solve their main challenges, from the simplest to the most complex.

E-peas

Venture Round in 2017
e-peas SA specializes in the design and manufacture of energy autonomous systems for Internet of Things (IoT) applications. Founded in 2014 and based in Mont-Saint-Guibert, Belgium, the company focuses on creating solutions that enable IoT nodes to harness energy from their environment, including sources such as solar, thermal, vibration, and radiofrequency. e-peas develops energy harvesting power management integrated circuits (PMICs) and microcontrollers that enhance the performance and efficiency of IoT devices by extending battery life or eliminating the need for battery replacements altogether. Their products serve various sectors, including home automation, industry, retail, smart metering, healthcare, mobility, security, and agriculture, contributing to smarter, more sustainable technology solutions.

UPMEM

Seed Round in 2017
UPMEM is implementing the first scalable, programmable and efficient Processing-In-Memory (PIM) solution for the datacenter. In server architectures, Big Data processing performance is limited by data movements. UPMEM solution accelerates 10+ times data-intensive applications with an innovative solution based on a large number of programmable co-processors located next to the data.

October

Series B in 2016
October SA is a lending platform designed for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), facilitating direct borrowing from individual and institutional lenders. Established in France in 2014 under the name Lendix, the company rebranded to October SA in 2018. It operates as a pan-European platform with locations in France, Spain, Italy, and the Netherlands. By simplifying access to funding, October aims to empower businesses and enhance their growth potential. The platform emerged in response to regulatory changes that allowed increased competition in the lending sector, effectively democratizing financial resources for SMEs across Europe.

October

Seed Round in 2014
October SA is a lending platform designed for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), facilitating direct borrowing from individual and institutional lenders. Established in France in 2014 under the name Lendix, the company rebranded to October SA in 2018. It operates as a pan-European platform with locations in France, Spain, Italy, and the Netherlands. By simplifying access to funding, October aims to empower businesses and enhance their growth potential. The platform emerged in response to regulatory changes that allowed increased competition in the lending sector, effectively democratizing financial resources for SMEs across Europe.

Microfabrica

Series B in 2008
Microfabrica Inc. specializes in micro-scale additive manufacturing solutions, utilizing its patented EFAB micro-fabrication technology to create intricate three-dimensional metal structures with high precision. Founded in 1999, the company has developed processes that enable the production of minuscule devices, including surgical instruments like biopsy forceps and tissue scaffolds designed to expand with cell growth. Microfabrica serves various industries, including aerospace, electronics, and medical devices, facilitating significant advancements in functionality, performance, and cost for its clients. Headquartered in Van Nuys, California, with an additional office in Santa Clara, the company was previously known as MEMGen Corporation until its name change in 2003. As of May 2019, Microfabrica operates as a subsidiary of Technoprobe S.p.A.

Smeet

Seed Round in 2006
sMeet Communications GmbH operates a 3D social chat gaming website, smeet.com, which allows users to engage in interactive online experiences. Founded in 2006 and based in Berlin, Germany, the platform offers a variety of browser-based games and activities, including the ability to chat with others, participate in live events, and customize avatars and virtual homes. Users can connect with like-minded individuals in a vibrant community, exploring diverse 3D environments. The platform supports multiple languages and is accessible in over 20 countries. In addition to its flagship site, sMeet has developed other games, such as Lost Legacies, a Hidden-Object Game launched on Facebook, and is currently working on a new cross-platform midcore monster battle game. The company was acquired by the Angaros Group in 2014, further enhancing its gaming and community offerings.

Microfabrica

Venture Round in 2006
Microfabrica Inc. specializes in micro-scale additive manufacturing solutions, utilizing its patented EFAB micro-fabrication technology to create intricate three-dimensional metal structures with high precision. Founded in 1999, the company has developed processes that enable the production of minuscule devices, including surgical instruments like biopsy forceps and tissue scaffolds designed to expand with cell growth. Microfabrica serves various industries, including aerospace, electronics, and medical devices, facilitating significant advancements in functionality, performance, and cost for its clients. Headquartered in Van Nuys, California, with an additional office in Santa Clara, the company was previously known as MEMGen Corporation until its name change in 2003. As of May 2019, Microfabrica operates as a subsidiary of Technoprobe S.p.A.

Microfabrica

Series B in 2004
Microfabrica Inc. specializes in micro-scale additive manufacturing solutions, utilizing its patented EFAB micro-fabrication technology to create intricate three-dimensional metal structures with high precision. Founded in 1999, the company has developed processes that enable the production of minuscule devices, including surgical instruments like biopsy forceps and tissue scaffolds designed to expand with cell growth. Microfabrica serves various industries, including aerospace, electronics, and medical devices, facilitating significant advancements in functionality, performance, and cost for its clients. Headquartered in Van Nuys, California, with an additional office in Santa Clara, the company was previously known as MEMGen Corporation until its name change in 2003. As of May 2019, Microfabrica operates as a subsidiary of Technoprobe S.p.A.

Microfabrica

Series A in 2002
Microfabrica Inc. specializes in micro-scale additive manufacturing solutions, utilizing its patented EFAB micro-fabrication technology to create intricate three-dimensional metal structures with high precision. Founded in 1999, the company has developed processes that enable the production of minuscule devices, including surgical instruments like biopsy forceps and tissue scaffolds designed to expand with cell growth. Microfabrica serves various industries, including aerospace, electronics, and medical devices, facilitating significant advancements in functionality, performance, and cost for its clients. Headquartered in Van Nuys, California, with an additional office in Santa Clara, the company was previously known as MEMGen Corporation until its name change in 2003. As of May 2019, Microfabrica operates as a subsidiary of Technoprobe S.p.A.
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