Paris-headquartered Naboo has raised $70M in a Series B funding round led by Lightspeed Venture Partners, with participation from existing investors Notion Capital, ISAI, and Ternel. The funding comes just one year after the company’s €20M Series A and marks Naboo’s second major raise in twelve months.
Paris-based HealthTech company Hublo has received a €40M reinvestment from growth investor Revaia, extending the partnership beyond its original investment cycle and backing the company through its next stage of expansion.
Paris-based IT scale-up Fleet, which provides IT fleet management, equipment, and security solutions for SMEs, has raised its first external capital at a €100 million valuation. The investment comes from ISAI Expansion through its ISAI Expansion III fund.
Stoïk, a Paris-based insurtech focused on cyber risk protection, has raised €20M in a Series C funding round to support its expansion across the European market. The round was co-led by new investor Impala and existing backer Opera Tech Ventures, with continued participation from Alven and Andreessen Horowitz.
Paris-based fintech unicorn Pennylane has raised €175M in a new funding round to expand its AI-driven product roadmap and strengthen its position ahead of expected consolidation in the European accounting software market.
Equitable Earth, a Paris-headquartered organisation providing certification for nature-based carbon projects, has secured €12.6 million in a Series A funding round to accelerate the global expansion of its certification framework.
French MedTech company FineHeart, which develops advanced cardiovascular implantable devices, has secured a total of €83 million in funding through a combination of equity financing and European public grants.
BrightHeart, a Paris-based MedTech company developing artificial intelligence software for prenatal ultrasound, has closed an €11 million Series A financing round. The investment will support U.S. market entry, continued expansion across Europe, and further development of its AI platform for expert-level fetal screening.
Paris-based healthtech startup Lucis has raised $8.5 million in seed funding to expand its preventive healthcare platform across Europe and further develop its AI-supported health analysis tools.
