What investment strategy does ANGELOR focus on?

ANGELOR focuses on VC strategies in the private equity space.

How many portfolio companies does ANGELOR have?

ANGELOR has 17 active portfolio companies and 6 completed exits and 2 funds tracked on GP Intel.

Where is ANGELOR headquartered?

ANGELOR is headquartered in Lyon, France.

What is ANGELOR's assets under management?

ANGELOR manages approximately €45M in assets under management.

What sectors does ANGELOR invest in?

ANGELOR invests across Healthcare, Software, Consumer, Business Services.

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ANGELOR

Lyon, France·Founded 2007·

Venture Capital

·angelor.fr

Angelor is a venture capital firm founded in 2008 and based in Lyon, France, focused on identifying and supporting high-potential startups and businesses through financial backing and strategic guidance. The firm has invested over 11…Read full bio

AUM

€45M

Funds

Portfolio

Exits

SectorsHealthcareSoftwareConsumerBusiness Services

Key facts

HQLyon, France

Founded2007

Websiteangelor.fr

Recent exits

Healthcare · 2026

Healthcare · 2025

Software · 2025

Software · 2025

Coverage notes

2 funds tracked, 23 portfolio companies (17 active · 6 realized). Verified weekly from public filings and deal announcements.

About ANGELOR

Angelor is a venture capital firm with €45 million of assets under management, founded in 2008 and based in Lyon. The firm focuses on identifying and supporting high-potential startups and businesses through financial backing and strategic guidance, with multiple vintage funds across French regional technology ecosystems.

Investment thesis

Angelor targets French and European technology startups at seed and Series A stages, with sector focus on HealthTech, Software, Industrials and selective consumer technology verticals. Equity ticket sizes typically range from €100 thousand seed positions through to €1 million Series A commitments, with the Lyon regional heritage enabling deep eastern French startup ecosystem relationships.

Recent activity

Recent realised exits include Gleamer (healthcare, 2026), ABC Transfer (healthcare, 2025) and Inpulse (software, 2025), reflecting active distribution across the technology venture portfolio. The platform tracks 2 funds, 17 active portfolio companies and 6 realised exits across the multi-vintage Lyon-based VC programme. Detailed buyer names and multiple data available on Pro at €49/month.