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Crédit Agricole Régions Investissement - Carvest

Crédit Agricole Régions Investissement - Carvest

Lyon, France·Founded 2004··carvest.fr

Carvest is the captive private-equity arm jointly owned by 11 regional banks of the Credit Agricole group covering the eastern and central quadrant of France (Centre-est, Loire Haute-Loire, Champagne-Bourgogne, Franche-Comte, Lorraine, Alsace Vosges, Nord Est, Touraine et Poitou, Val de France, Centre Ouest, Centre Loire). Founded in April 2004 and headquartered in Lyon (16 Place Bellecour) with offices in Reims, Dijon, Orleans and Strasbourg, the firm manages around EUR 343M (CFNEWS April 2025) and writes minority equity tickets of EUR 0.5M to EUR 15M into regional SMEs and mid-caps across capital developpement, capital transmission (LBO, OBO, MBO, BIMBO), capital innovation (VC) and private debt. Around 140+ lifetime deals with around 16 to 20 active stakes at any time. SIREN 453051641, SAS legal form.

AUM
€343M
Funds
1
vintages 2004
Portfolio
25
Exits
1
SectorsIndustrialsConsumerBusiness ServicesHealthcareSoftware

Key facts

HQLyon, France
Founded2004
Websitecarvest.fr

Recent exits

Envlim Group
Industrials · 2025 · 10yr hold

Coverage notes

1 fund tracked, 26 portfolio companies (25 active · 1 realized). Verified weekly from public filings and deal announcements.

Funds & portfolio

Every fund Crédit Agricole Régions Investissement - Carvest has raised, with its portfolio companies. Hand-checked from public filings.

1 fund
CarvestGrowth
2004 · 22yr€343M25 active · 1 realized

Unrealized

25 held
123 ELECActive
ConsumerFrance· Entry 2026
ASSISTIAActive
HealthcareFrance· Entry 2025
AXE GroupActive
Business ServicesFrance· Entry 2026
ConsumerFrance· Entry 2025
BouvardActive
ConsumerFrance· Entry 2017
HealthcareFrance· Entry 2018
SoftwareFrance· Entry 2023
IndustrialsFrance· Entry 2025
GagneActive
IndustrialsFrance· Entry 2016
GL EventsActive
Business ServicesFrance· Entry 2013
IndustrialsFrance· Entry 2019
IndustrialsFrance· Entry 2020
HTC SanteActive
HealthcareFrance· Entry 2024
HuttopiaActive
ConsumerFrance· Entry 2017
Business ServicesFrance· Entry 2019
ConsumerFrance· Entry 2022
MaierActive
ConsumerFrance· Entry 2014
MAINTELECActive
HealthcareFrance· Entry 2025
ConsumerFrance
IndustrialsFrance· Entry 2022
MurgierActive
ConsumerFrance· Entry 2014
RondotActive
IndustrialsFrance· Entry 2023
TexelisActive
IndustrialsFrance· Entry 2018
WarningActive
IndustrialsFrance· Entry 2021
IndustrialsFrance· Entry 2022

Realized

1 exit
Envlim GroupExited 2025
IndustrialsFrance· Entry 2015
MBOto
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About Crédit Agricole Régions Investissement - Carvest

Crédit Agricole Régions Investissement - Carvest is a venture capital platform based in Paris with €15 million of assets under management as of December 2024. The firm targets European and selectively global technology companies across industrials, consumer, healthcare, financials, business services and energy, with capital deployed across early-stage and Series A/B rounds alongside institutional limited partners.

Investment thesis

The platform deploys venture capital into industrials, consumer, healthcare, financials, business services and energy categories with a focus on technology-enabled businesses across France and selectively across Europe. Investment focus spans seed and growth stages with capital deployed across multiple rounds per portfolio company, supporting founder teams through international scaling and selective M&A activity. The fund structure enables longer holding periods than typical venture vehicles, supporting category-leadership outcomes in technology platforms with global ambitions.

Recent activity

Recent realised exits include Huttopia (consumer, 2024). The platform tracks 2 fund vehicles, 21 active portfolio companies and 1 realised exit across the strategy's history. Detailed buyer names and multiple data available on Pro at €29/month.

Last updated June 2026 · Sourced from public filings