[Automatic translation follows] Account of Bpifrance, the Public Investment Bank. Bpifrance, a public investment bank, supports companies from seed to stock market listing, from credit to equity. A privileged contact, Bpifrance offers financing or investment solutions in each region that are adapted to each stage of a company's life. A partner bank for entrepreneurs, Bpifrance provides them with long-term support to support their growth and competitiveness. The teams are at the heart of the regions, throughout the country, through more than 50 regional locations. Financing of SMEs, Business Creation, International Development, Investment, Creation/Transmission, Innovation, Support, Acceleration, and Export Guarantee

Sectors: Bank

[Automatic translation follows] Innovation Catalyst & Business Accelerator in BFC A competitiveness cluster since 2005, the PMT catalyzes innovation, accelerates business and supports the transitions of industries in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté. Since 2017, it has brought together, through its PMT Santé and PMT ASD clusters, the health technology sectors on the one hand and the aeronautics-space-defense sectors on the other, resulting from excellence in microtechnology. It has also developed strong expertise in support dedicated to start-ups and innovative companies through its PMT Propulseur accelerator. Microtechnology, Health, Aeronautics, Defense, Space, Precision mechanics, Luxury, Innovation, International, Labeling, Training, Medical, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, and Precision mechanics

Sectors: French Cluster Public business cluster

[Automatic translation follows] Neftys, the leading alternative financing fintech for innovative start-ups and SMEs Neftys is the leading business financing platform in France (1,900+ transactions completed for a cumulative total of €1 billion - figures as of 01/01/2024). Our mission is to help business creators and managers secure and accelerate their research investments. With our exclusive PREFICIR® system, we offer start-ups and SMEs an immediate cash advance on their Research Tax Credit, in order to finance the time lag between the commitment of research expenses and the benefit of the CIR, a period which can reach 12 to 18 months …

Sectors: Finance