Capital Croissance

About Capital Croissance

Capital Croissance is a French independent private equity firm with €950 million of assets under management, founded in 2012 and headquartered in Paris. The firm supports startups, SMEs and mid-cap companies through equity and quasi-equity investments across the company lifecycle, with multi-stage flexibility distinguishing the platform from single-strategy mid-market peers.

Investment thesis

Capital Croissance deploys capital across venture capital (early-stage tech), growth equity (scaling French SMEs) and selective mid-cap buyout positions, with equity tickets ranging from €1 million to €50 million depending on stage and underlying vehicle. Sector focus spans the broad coverage typical of multi-strategy lifecycle platforms, with the firm supporting French entrepreneurs across multiple growth stages and sub-verticals.

Recent activity

Recent realised exits include Equativ (TMT, 2023), reflecting selective distribution activity across the multi-stage portfolio. The platform tracks 6 funds and 14 active portfolio companies across the multi-vintage programme.

Frequently asked questions

What investment strategy does Capital Croissance focus on?

Capital Croissance focuses on VC, Growth, Buyout strategies in the private equity space.

How many portfolio companies does Capital Croissance have?

Capital Croissance has 33 active portfolio companies and 12 completed exits and 7 funds tracked on GP Intel.

Where is Capital Croissance headquartered?

Capital Croissance is headquartered in PARIS, France.

What is Capital Croissance's assets under management?

Capital Croissance manages approximately €950M in assets under management.

When was Capital Croissance founded?

Capital Croissance was founded in 2012.

What sectors does Capital Croissance invest in?

Capital Croissance invests across TMT, Industrials, Software, Consumer, Healthcare, Financials, Business Services.

What are Capital Croissance's recent exits?

Recent realized exits by Capital Croissance include: Advanced Track and Trace (2026) to Sansara (Maison Neyret) and Groupe Pochet consortium; Sofia Developpement (2026) to Corilus; Sympass (2025) to Meanings Capital Partners; Humanskills Group (2024) to B&Capital; JVWeb (2024) to European Digital Group; Groupe ANVI (2023) to EDA; Belli; Finan'6; Hyléance (judicial asset sales); Equativ (2023) to Bridgepoint; VLAD (2023) to Turenne Sante.