MyFit Solutions | €2M | 📏 3D Scanning

Lyon-based MyFit Solutions raised €2 million from Acer Finance, Provence Angels, Key Ventures, and Bpifrance. The startup develops smartphone-based 3D body scanning for orthopedics, medicine, and retail. The funding will expand R&D, partnerships, and international rollout of its digital measurement platform.

SeaBeLife | €2M | 🧬 Biotech

Roscoff-based SeaBeLife raised €2 million in a pre-Series A round led by iXLife with Breizh Angels, Angels Santé, INEXT, and Femmes Business Angels. The startup is developing first-in-class drugs that block two regulated cell death pathways to treat dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and severe acute hepatitis. The new funding supports clinical trial preparation, with the first trial slated for 2026.

Metreecs | €2.3M | 📦 Supply Chain AI

Paris and San Francisco-based Metreecs raised €2.3 million ($2.7 million) from Monte Carlo Capital, Founders Future, Kima Ventures, Bpifrance, and Y Combinator. The startup uses AI and digital twins to help retailers cut overstocks and shortages by simulating logistics networks with external data like weather and online trends. Early customers report up to 80% fewer stockouts. The new funding supports R&D and expansion in Italy and the U.S.

MokN | €2.6M | 🛡️ Cybersecurity

Paris-based MokN raised €2.6M in a seed round led by Moonfire with OVNI Capital, Kima Ventures, and angels. The startup’s “phish-back” tech plants realistic decoy VPNs and email servers that trick hackers into using stolen credentials—letting security teams intercept and neutralize them before damage occurs. The funding will support U.S. expansion and new detection features.

Popsink | €3M | 🗄️ Data Infra

Paris-based Popsink raised €3M in a seed round led by IRIS with XAnge, Seedcamp, and angels to modernize enterprise data flows. Its Change Data Capture (CDC) tech pulls updates in real time from legacy systems like ERPs and mainframes into platforms such as Snowflake and Databricks—helping companies unlock AI and analytics without costly migrations.

Synboli | €3.5M | 🧱 Materials

Bordeaux-based Synboli raised €3.5M in seed funding led by Aquiti and Wind to accelerate its AI-driven platform for designing sustainable polymers. By combining AI with synthetic chemistry, the startup aims to create biodegradable, non-toxic materials for use in health, cosmetics, agriculture, construction, and electronics.

UP&CHARGE | €3.5M | ⚡ EV Charging

Île-de-France-based UP&CHARGE raised €3.5 million, including €3 million via Tudigo crowdfunding, to industrialize its wireless charging tech for electric vehicles. Drivers simply park to start charging, no cables required. The French-made system is faster than wired options, cheaper to install, and already attracting pre-orders from fleets of up to 70,000 vehicles.

Clarifeye | €4M | 🤖 Agentic AI

Paris-based Clarifeye raised €4M in a pre-seed round led by EQT Ventures to build AI agents that replicate expert reasoning in fields like law, life sciences, and manufacturing. The platform captures and encodes human expertise into GenAI workflows, helping organizations scale scarce specialist knowledge into reliable, domain-specific AI systems.

Plasana Medical | €4M | 🏥 Medtech

Paris-based Plasana Medical raised €4M in equity and non-dilutive funding to advance Plasana One, a cold plasma device that speeds up chronic wound healing by 30–50% while reducing infection risk. The funding will support clinical trials in Europe, CE marking by 2026, and preparations for U.S. market entry.

iNGage | €6M | ⚙️ Hardware

Grenoble-based iNGage raised €6M in its first funding round. The startup builds ultra-precise navigation sensors that keep self-driving cars, drones, and robots on track when GPS fails (like in tunnels or cities with poor signals). Backed by Supernova Invest and 360 Capital, iNGage will use the funds to bring its chip-sized sensors to market, offering defense, automotive, and industrial players a cheaper and more compact alternative to bulky aerospace systems.

DJUST | €7M | 🛒 B2B Commerce

Paris-based DJUST raised €7M in a Series A extension led by NEA with support from Elaia and Speedinvest. The startup runs a modular B2B commerce platform already processing €1.5B in annual transactions, and will use the funds to expand across Europe while launching AI-powered sales agents and DJUST Pay, a B2B payments module.

TiHive | €8M | 🔬 Deeptech

TiHive raised €8M in a round led by Karista, Wind, and the EIC Fund. The Grenoble-based deeptech startup builds industrial inspection systems using proprietary terahertz-on-silicon chips and AI to spot invisible defects directly on production lines. Already adopted by leading hygiene manufacturers, TiHive will use the funds to expand globally and advance next-gen terahertz chips for broader applications in textiles, recycling, agriculture, and aerospace.

Qovery | €11M | 💻 DevOps

Paris-based Qovery raised €11.3M in a Series A round led by IRIS to expand its DevOps automation platform that simplifies cloud deployments across AWS, GCP, Azure, and on-prem Kubernetes. Already growing 115% YoY with half of its revenue from the U.S., Qovery will use the funds to push deeper into the U.S. market, grow its team, and advance AI-driven product features.

RDS | €14M | 🏥 Medtech

Strasbourg-based RDS raised €14M in a Series A round led by Bpifrance’s SPI fund to bring its MultiSense connected patch for remote patient monitoring to market. Already tested in 15 hospitals in France, Belgium, and Germany, the device tracks six vital signs and is designed for both hospital and at-home use. The funds will support manufacturing, European expansion, and preparation for a U.S. launch in 2028.

Edflex | €15.3M | 🎓 EdTech

Paris-based Edflex raised €15.3M ($18M) from Bpifrance Digital Venture, Educapital, Ternel, and Wille Finance to expand its AI-powered corporate learning platform. Profitable in core markets, the startup aggregates training content from 10,000+ publishers for 300+ clients.

Vibe.co | €42M | 📺 MarTech

Paris and New York-based Vibe.co raised €42M ($50 million) in a Series B round led by Hedosophia with participation from existing investors including Singular, Elaia, and Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky’s QuantumLight fund. The company’s AI-fueled connected TV ad platform enables performance marketers bring Instagram-style targeting to streaming. Already used by 5,000+ brands with a reported 250% ROAS, the startup hit a $100M revenue run rate in under two years and now plans to double down on AI-generated ad creative and U.S. expansion.