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After Mistral AI's exceptional fundraising the previous week, the French market is returning to tighter tickets. 2 million euros in funding. 5 million euros, or nearly 82% of the total. An additional capital operation, involving HomeExchange, remains outside the aggregate due to an undisclosed amount. 2 million euros for nine fundraisings, excluding the HomeExchange operation and Kaiko, now based in New York. Based in Lyon, France, Hackuity was founded by Patrick Ragaru and Pierre Polette, two former Orange Cyberdefense employees. Its platform aggregates data from over 130 security tools to centralize, prioritize, and track the remediation of IT vulnerabilities.

The company announced a Series B of 19 million dollars, or 16 million euros, on September 16. The round was led by Forgepoint Capital International, with Bright Pixel, Seventure Partners, and Bpifrance, via Bpifrance Deeptech Venture. This brings Hackuity's cumulative funding to over 36 million dollars. Hackuity claims over 6,000 users and the protection of two million IT assets. The capital is intended to finance its expansion in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, as well as the launch of agentic AI capabilities: a remediation advisor tasked with proposing the best correction path and an agent capable of verifying whether a flaw is truly exploitable or corrected.

The challenge is no longer just to detect more vulnerabilities, but to reduce the time between their identification and their treatment. Founded in 2023 by brothers Thibaut de la Grand’Rive and Pierre de la Grand’Rive, and based in Paris, France, Delos develops digital collaborators capable of handling complete processes: prospecting, sales follow-up, CRM updates, back-office, finance, or support. Each agent has a work environment, an email address, a phone number, and long-term memory. The startup closed a Series A of 10 million euros with Bpifrance, C4 Ventures, and Founders Future.

5 to 5 million euros in recurring revenue in one quarter for this product launched four months earlier. The funding will be used to recruit sales teams, accelerate in France and the United States, and further specialize agents, particularly in data and management control. Based in Paris, France, Opio was founded in 2025 by Tristan Fulchiron and Olivier Chancé. The startup develops artificial intelligence agents for financial audit professions. Its first product connects to data rooms, collects and structures data from a target company, then prepares the analyses necessary for financial due diligence.

Opio raised 4 million euros from Frst, Seedcamp, and Global Founders Capital, with several business angels, including Arthur Waller, co-founder of Pennylane, and Stanislas Polu, co-founder of Dust. The startup highlights that its software reduces the time spent on a mission by 27% and is used by Transaction Services teams in 15 countries, notably at Forvis Mazars and BDO. The funds will finance engineer recruitments, a second product for statutory auditors, and expansion into the United Kingdom and Germany. Opio aims for 50% international revenue within one year, compared to 15% today.

Founded in 2023 by Priscaël Tovolahy-Gauvin and based in Lyon, France, Laboratoires üma develops hormone-free food supplements based on micronutrition and phytotherapy, intended to support women during and after menopause. The company raised 4 million euros in seed funding from The Moon Venture, Le DealClub, and Kima Ventures. The company reports over 100,000 customers, a profitable direct-to-consumer model, and pharmacy development. Founded in 2017 by Bruno Cedat and based in Lyon, France, Treewater develops advanced industrial water treatment technologies, seeking to reduce resource consumption.

The greentech raised 2 million euros from an undisclosed family office. Based in Dijon, France, AbTx was created in 2024 by Meddy El Alaoui, Claudine Vermot-Desroches, and Boris Vuillermoz. Its patented Therano-Stick platform produces miniaturized versions of antibody-drug conjugates, called Fragment Drug Conjugates, intended for solid tumors with no therapeutic options. 7 million euros combining private and public funding. Calyseed, Capital Cell, and Covalab are cited among its investors and partners, alongside support from Bpifrance, the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté Region, Dijon Métropole, and the i-Lab 2026 competition.

The funding is intended to advance the platform towards its next preclinical milestones, particularly for pancreatic cancer, before a larger fundraising round. Founded in 2025 by Pierre Marneffe and Tristan Daeschner, and based in Paris, France, Kompa designs an administrative management platform for building craftsmen. 5 million euros with Welovefounders, Imagination Machine, and Super Capital. Its bet is to use AI to automate tasks that slow down small construction companies, in a market where the quality of integration with quotes, invoices, construction sites, and accounting will make the difference.

Founded in 2020 by Franck Lafontaine and based in Le Creusot, France, Wasoria installs gantries equipped with sensors and artificial intelligence models in sorting centers. They analyze flows and detect dangerous objects likely to cause a fire, an explosion, a jam, or a production shutdown. 5 million euros from undisclosed business angels. The funds are intended to support the industrialization and deployment of its equipment. Based in Cholet, France, and founded in 2025 by Anas Bouassami and Pierre-Habté Nouvellon, Bravi develops artificial intelligence solutions for carpentry and housing companies.

5 million euros in seed funding from Y Combinator, Rebel, Embedding VC, Deel Ventures, Bpifrance, and several business angels. The round is intended to accelerate the development of agents specialized in commercial and administrative tasks for housing professionals.