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Caméléon Invest

Île-de-France Founded 2009 Website
Cheque Size$1M to $10M
Stages8
Industries15
Markets4
Stated Portfolio20
Operating Since2009 (17y)

About Caméléon Invest

Caméléon Invest is a family-owned investment and consulting firm based in Paris, France. Founded in 2009 by François Simon, the firm focuses on direct investments in high-growth companies and projects with a positive social and environmental impact. Their investment approach emphasizes long-term support for entrepreneurs, aiming to foster sustainable development and innovation across various sectors. The firm's investment strategy encompasses several key areas: commitments to specialized funds in sectors such as venture capital, private equity, secondary investments, real estate, and hedge funds; minority investments in small and medium-sized businesses, particularly through search funds, providing hands-on support to entrepreneurs; funding for startups at seed and late stages in sectors like food, impact, fintech, and software; and the development of tangible assets, including real estate and hospitality projects. Caméléon Invest's portfolio includes a diverse range of companies across multiple industries and stages, reflecting its commitment to supporting innovative and responsible businesses. The firm's investment philosophy centers on identifying creative and unconventional projects, ensuring positive contributions to the economic and social environment, and maintaining a long-term perspective in its partnerships with entrepreneurs.

Geographical Focus

United StatesAsiaFranceAfrica

Requirements

High-growth potential, Positive social and environmental impact, Innovative and unconventional projects, Long-term partnership orientation

Stated Portfolio20

Vesto
Loewi
SESAMm
Koa Health
Skyways
Euveka
October
Kactus
Yeasty
Rubypayeur
Next Station
Jungle
Nossa Fruits
CZAPEK
Samaya
Motto
CulturePub
Cible Clinic
Les Alchimistes
Fair Drinks

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