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Elaia2020 Investments

6 investments dated 2020 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

iBanFirstibanfirst.comin𝕏Series C · Jun 2020 · $24M

iBanFirst provides international payment and foreign exchange services for investment firms, enabling multi-currency transactions, FX risk management, and large cross-border transfers with transparent pricing and regulated security.

FintechSaaSBrussels, BE

Co-investorsKima VenturesSerenaBpifranceBreegaMarlin Equity PartnersSerena Capital

Pricinghubpricinghub.netin𝕏Seed · Sep 2020 · $2M

PricingHUB provides a data-driven revenue management platform that uses machine learning to help retailers and e-commerce businesses optimize prices based on competitive data and consumer price sensitivity.

AI & Machine LearningRetail TechSaaS

Jérôme Laurent(Co-founder & President)inGuillaume Tujague(Co-founder)inXavier Casellato(Co-founder)inJuan Ma(Head of Data Science)Juan Manuel Mayén Gijón(Head of Data Science)inAkos Bontovics(Head of Back End)in

Quortexquortex.ioinJun 2020

Quortex provides cloud-native, hybrid, and on-prem video delivery solutions using AI and just-in-time SaaS to manage and optimize video workflows at scale.

Cloud ComputingMedia & EntertainmentSaaS

Co-investorsGO Capital

Shipupshipup.coinSeries A · Jun 2020 · $7M

Shipup is a post-purchase and returns management platform that connects order tracking, return handling, delivery incident detection, and carrier claim automation for e-commerce businesses.

E-commerceLogistics & Supply ChainRetail Tech

Romain Ogiela(Founder)inTérence Delahaye(Founder)in

The Hotels Networkthehotelsnetwork.comin𝕏Series B · Jun 2020 · $11M

The Hotel Network builds personalization and conversion technology that helps hotel brands improve their direct online booking experience and compete for bookings against large online travel players.

Marketing TechSaaSTravel & Hospitality

Co-investors4Founders CapitalNFX

Other

Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.

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