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Capital Croissance competitors & alternatives

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The 12 closest competitors and alternatives to Capital Croissance among venture capital companies — ranked by similarity to what Capital Croissance actually does, not by market-cap band.

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About Capital Croissance

Capital Croissance is an independent management company and entrepreneur club that invests in and supports startups, SMEs, and growth-stage companies across various sectors. The firm provides equity financing ranging from 500 thousand to 50 million euros per transaction along with strategic support from a network of entrepreneur-subscribers.

Capital Croissance at a glance

Capital Croissance is a venture capital company. Xcout tracks 10 named people at Capital Croissance, including Antoine Houël (Managing Partner).

Capital Croissance leadership

  • Antoine HouëlManaging Partner
  • Arnaud TardanManaging Partner
  • Benjamin PersynManaging Partner
  • Christophe JadotManaging Partner
  • Fabrice FleuryManaging Partner
  • Julie MassonManaging Partner

4 more named people on record for Capital Croissance, with roles, board committees and tenure — see the full roster →

Top 12 Capital Croissance competitors

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