Who are EDTs?
EDTs offer - before anyone else - disruptive solutions to complex problems and target large-scale markets.
Participations
Ballon captif pour sécuriser les sites sensibles : intrusion, repérage des blessés, fuite de gaz et radioactivité.
Equity : 260 000€
Non-dillutif : + 540 000€
Year:
2024
Nettoyage de panneaux solaires sans eau et sans contact. Solution brevetée issue du CNRS et de l'université de Lille.
Equity 1 : 800 000€
Year:
2024
Plate-forme de repositionnement de molécules pour les maladies du système nerveux central
Equity 1 : 349 000€
Equity 2 : 750 000€
Year:
2023
Soon
Equity:
Year: 2024
Why did Valeureux invest?
Co-investors
History
Early Deep Tech are human adventures that are hard to imagine!
The crazy story of CXS TherapeuticsMisunderstood EDTs
Despite their fabulous societal and commercial potential, many EDTs have difficulty convincing funds.
Why?
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Because they seem risky.
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Because they are difficult to understand.
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Because the market is distracted and looking the other way
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Because no one detects and accompanies them.
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Because they don't have the funds to grow.
EDTs that are (very) profitable
Unique characteristics for growth potential that cannot be found elsewhere.
Because...
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Target IRR: 25% + gross
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Innovation (sometimes disruptive)
Collaborate early with major groups: turnover and resilience. Valorization of innovations: co-development, innovation as a service.
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Huge potential market
Exponential growth, incomparable to other sectors.
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Fast exit possible
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Reasonable early stage valuation
With the possibility of maintaining or increasing your participation in the following rounds.
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Non-dilutive lever
Access to grants dedicated to innovation (Bpi, JEI, etc.). Grants (€150k of own funds become €500k).
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Liquidity event
Release possible in the following rounds, and as early as Series B. Faster refinancing rounds due to the techno-innovation aspect. Acquisition by an industrialist in the sector when technology is mature.