Global investment firm Partech has closed its first Partech Impact Fund with €300 million in commitments. The fund targets European B2B tech companies generating over €10 million in revenue, supporting impact-native businesses as they prepare to scale internationally.
- Partech is a global investment firm headquartered in Paris, with offices in Berlin, Dakar, Dubai, Nairobi, and San Francisco. It invests in companies from seed to growth stage, providing capital along with operational and strategic support. Founded in San Francisco 40 years ago, the firm now manages nearly €3 billion in assets and has a portfolio of 220 companies across 40 countries on four continents.
- The Partech Impact Fund aims to back impact-native companies that have reached commercial maturity, offering growth-stage capital, operational expertise, and strategic guidance to help them expand globally. The fund focuses on sectors driving sustainable change, including decarbonisation, agriculture, mobility, health, education, and the circular economy.
- Drawing on the team’s experience from firms such as Bain Capital, McKinsey, Bridgepoint, and Goldman Sachs, the fund helps portfolio companies establish strong operating systems, accelerate commercial growth, and pursue strategic expansion.
- The fund was supported by a diverse group of institutional investors, including Allianz, Bpifrance, British Business Bank, EIF, COFIDES, Neuberger Berman, KBC, Legrand, QIC, SETT, and Visa Foundation.
“Building a first‑time team and a first‑time fund in this environment was a real test of conviction, and the outcome speaks for itself. We are proud to have attracted a world‑class, global LP base and to be backing companies that are shaping more sustainable value chains across Europe, with tangible ROI for their customers; demonstrating that impact and strong economic performance are mutually reinforcing," explains Rémi Said, General Partner at Partech.
