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  Idinvest closes its first ISIA fund at €340m

  Idinvest Partners has announced the final closing of the ISIA Fund (Idinvest SME Industrial Assets) at €340m, surpassing its initial target of €300m by 13%.Launched at the end of 2017, ISIA is the first diversified fund intended to finance the modernisation of production tools for European SMEs, and has the ability to finance over fifty operations. To date, ISIA has already supported over fifteen companies and financed nearly fifty pieces of industrial machinery.

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  Idinvest Partners' Healthcare portfolio company DNA Script closes funding round to accelerate commercial operations in the US

  With their innovative enzymatic technology, DNA Script has overcome many of the inefficiencies of today's synthetic DNA production and allows researchers to accelerate their experiments. This funding round will be used to accelerate the development of the company's first products and expand its teams both in New York and in Paris.

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  Alsid, Idinvest's Digital portfolio company, raises €13m to expand internationally

  The pioneering startup which has a revolutionary approach to Active Directory cyber-security achieved more than 500% growth in 2018 and has attracted clients such as Orange, Sanofi and Sodexo. This funding will allow Alsid to expand into new markets including the United Kingdom, Singapore, Germany and Northern Europe and to prepare to enter the US and Japanese markets planned for 2020.

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  WeMaintain closes €7m funding round to consolidate in Paris and accelerate internationally

  WeMaintain joins Idinvest's Smart City portfolio having managed to establish itself on the historically closed elevator repair market. The startup's platform assembles qualified mechanics and allows them to work independently. Having already attracted large clients in Paris' Central Business District, this funding will enable the company to strengthen its presence in Paris and begin providing support to its customers worldwide.

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  Heetch raises $38 million to accelerate its expansion in France and French-speaking Africa

  The Paris-based high-growth ride-sharing platform is already operating in 9 cities in France and recently very successfully launched operations in Morocco. The company aims to use this funding to become the leading ride sharing platform across French-speaking markets and plans to launch in Central and West Africa by the end of 2019.

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  BioSerenity closes €65m funding to extend its activity into the US

  Specialising in remote diagnostic solutions for several chronic disease areas, this medical technology company already operates with more than two hundred healthcare facilities around the globe, helping them to perform more efficient medical procedures. With this financing the startup aims to accelerate growth, especially internationally, and expand current IoT and AI solutions.

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  Meero, Idinvest Partners' portfolio company, announces record funding round of $230m

  Meero, the first on-demand photograph platform in the world, is already present in over 100 countries and delivers a photoshoot to a client every 25 seconds. This fundraising will enable the startup to develop its solutions for new audiences and perfect its automatic photo editing and content enrichment technology.

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  Idinvest Partners appoints two new Managing Partners

  Idinvest Partners announces the appointment of Sylviane Guyonnet, COO of Idinvest and Eric Gallerne, Co-Head of Private Debt Strategy, as Managing Partners.

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  Vestiaire Collective raises €40m to fuel international growth

  The French global luxury fashion resale company has over 8 million members across 50 countries worldwide. This funding will help accelerate international growth, particularly in Asia, and drive widespread adoption of sustainable and circular consumption.

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  Idinvest Partners announces final close of the Idinvest Digital Fund III at 350 M€

  Idinvest Partners, a leading investor in SMEs across Europe, has announced the final closing of its third digital fund at €350m, having surpassed its initial fundraising target of €300m.