10% | €2.4M | 🛍️ Retail

Paris-based 10% has raised €2.4 million to rethink FMCG brand loyalty with its cashback and data platform. The startup gives brands real-time access to receipt-level data while rewarding shoppers directly, cutting out intermediaries. Backers include Speedinvest, True, and Kima Ventures.

ORIS Materials Intelligence | €3M | 🏗️ Construction Tech

Paris-based ORIS Materials Intelligence has raised €3 million to expand its platform for designing low-carbon transport infrastructure. Spun out from a major materials group, the startup helps engineers cut CO₂, reduce costs, and improve resilience across road and rail projects. ORIS already works with Bouygues, AECOM, and UNIDO.

Moïz | €3M | 🏭 Industrial Tech

Grenoble-based Moïz has raised €3 million to industrialize its battery-free, wireless sensors powered by waste heat from industrial processes. The startup’s tech helps reduce maintenance costs and eliminate polluting batteries in IoT deployments. Backers include Grenoble Angels, Rio Tinto Ventures, and Crédit Agricole, with funds supporting product rollout and a team expansion.

Moodwork | €3.1M | 🧘 Healthtech

Paris-based Moodwork has raised €3.1 million to scale its AI-powered platform that helps companies tackle workplace mental health. The startup offers personalized tools for stress prevention, burnout reduction, and organizational risk assessments. Already profitable, Moodwork plans to expand across industries and grow its team amid rising demand across Europe.

Temelion | €3.2M | 🏗️ Construction Tech

Toulouse-based Temelion has raised €3.2 million to automate building engineering tasks with AI. Its platform helps engineers skip repetitive paperwork and focus on design by generating technical docs and evaluating bids. The seed round, led by 360 Capital and ISAI Build, will fund product development and go-to-market efforts.

Alltheway | €3.5M | 🧳 Travel Tech

Paris-based Alltheway has raised €3.5 million to expand its baggage logistics platform, which lets travelers check luggage from city centers and retrieve it at their destination. Used by Air France, Accor, and SNCF, the startup aims to become the OS for baggage in mobility and hospitality, with new markets targeted in the U.S. and Morocco.

Load Stations | €4.5M | ⚡ Mobility

Nîmes-based Load Stations has raised €4.5 million to scale its EV charging management platform. The startup aims to hit 400,000 public charge points in France by 2030, up from 170,000 today, targeting municipalities, fleets, and co-ops. It expects 400% growth in 2025, expanding beyond its current 20,000 users and 5,000 managed stations.

Les Nouvelles Fermes | €5M | 🌿 Agritech

Bordeaux-based Les Nouvelles Fermes has raised €5 million to build Europe’s largest aquaponics farm on the site of a former landfill. The startup combines fish farming and plant cultivation in a closed-loop system, with production set to begin in spring 2026. The round was led by Starquest Capital and Maif Impact.

Juisci | €5.5M | 🧠 Healthtech

Paris-based Juisci has raised €5.5 million in seed funding to expand its platform that helps healthcare professionals digest scientific research. With 200,000+ users in 60 countries, Juisci turns complex medical literature into bite-sized insights, videos, and infographics. The round will fuel U.S. expansion and further R&D.

Carsup | €7M | 🚗 Mobility

Paris-based Carsup has raised €7 million to expand its luxury car concierge network, with 20 new locations planned across Europe by 2026. The startup offers storage, transport, maintenance, and digital management tools for classic and high-end sports cars. Backed by partners like Ferrari, Carsup currently services over 1,800 vehicles through 25 sites.

Genoskin | €7.4 | 🧬 Biotech

Toulouse-based Genoskin has raised €7.4 million ($8.7 million) to expand its ex vivo human skin models as an ethical alternative to animal testing. The startup uses donated human skin to create live platforms for drug and medical device testing, already used by major pharma clients. The funding will support global expansion and automation of its France and U.S. facilities.

Rofim | €10M | 🏥 Healthtech

Marseille-based Rofim has raised €10 million to grow its telemedicine platform for hospitals and healthcare pros. Already used by 70,000+ practitioners and 1,700 facilities, the SaaS tool enables secure file sharing, teleconsultations, and remote expertise. The funds will fuel R&D and expansion into Germany, Italy, Spain, and the UK.

Seyna | €10M | 🛡️ Insurtech

Paris-based Seyna has raised €10 million to scale its tech platform for insurance brokers. The startup helps brokers create and manage custom insurance products, leveraging AI to automate tasks like pricing and portfolio monitoring. With €91M in gross written premiums and clients in five countries, Seyna plans to boost tech investment and expand across Europe.

Tafalgie Therapeutics | €12M | 💊 Biotech

Marseille-based Tafalgie Therapeutics has raised €12 million to advance its non-opioid pain treatments, including its lead drug TT5 now in Phase 1 trials. Spun out of CNRS and Aix-Marseille University, the biotech is developing TAFA4-based compounds to target pain without the addictive risks of opioids. The funds will support clinical development and team expansion ahead of Phase 2A trials.

Vizzia | €16M | 📹 Security

Paris-based Vizzia has raised €16 million to expand its low-tech video surveillance systems for local governments across France and Europe. Unlike AI-heavy rivals, Vizzia uses 4G/5G cameras with motion detection and image comparison, already serving 200+ cities. Its GDPR-compliant, sovereign infrastructure is pitched as a European alternative to U.S. players.

DeFacto | €16M | 💰 Fintech

Paris-based DeFacto has raised €16 million to scale its real-time credit platform for SMEs across Europe. The startup uses AI and open banking to automate short-term financing, already lending over €1 billion to 17,000 companies in under four years. Its “API-first” strategy and in-house tech stack allow fast, partner-integrated lending via platforms like Qonto and Malt. With backing from Citibank and Viola Credit for €300 million in loans, DeFacto aims to hit €10 billion in financing by 2026 — and become a key player in Europe’s credit infrastructure just as mandatory e-invoicing kicks in.

Finary | €25M | 💰 Fintech

Paris-based Finary has raised €25 million in a Series B round backed by PayPal Ventures, Y Combinator, and other notable investors like Hedosophia and LocalGlobe. The startup offers a wealth management platform that aggregates all of a user’s financial assets from bank accounts and stocks to alternative investments like classic cars in one place. With over 600,000 users and connections to 20,000+ financial institutions, Finary plans to use the funding to boost its AI tooling, launch new financial products, and expand across Europe with an aim to reach €5 billion in assets under management within three years.

La Fourche | €31.5M | 🛒 Food & Beverages

Paris-based La Fourche has raised €31.5 million in fresh funding from Bpifrance’s Large Venture fund, Astanor, and existing investors to consolidate its position as France’s leading independent online organic supermarket. With over 150,000 members and 36% growth this year, the startup is aiming for €100 million in revenue and profitability by the end of 2025. The new capital will go toward automating its warehouse, expanding delivery, enhancing the customer experience, and growing its German subsidiary, Ackerherz. La Fourche also formalized its status as a mission-driven company with a focus on sustainability and accessibility.

Genomines | $38M | 🌱 Clean Tech

Paris-based Genomines has raised €38 million ($45 million) in a Series A round to scale its plant-based nickel extraction platform—essentially a way to produce metal from plants. The company uses genetically modified “hyperaccumulator” plants to farm battery-grade nickel more cleanly and cheaply than traditional mining. Backers include Engine Ventures, Forbion BioEconomy, and Hyundai Motor Group, with funds earmarked for South African pilot projects and commercial expansion. Genomines is betting that plant-powered metals could become a scalable alternative in the resource-constrained battery supply chain.