XAnge Raises €200 Million in First Closing for New European Early-Stage Fund

Paris- and Berlin-based venture capital firm XAnge has announced the first closing of its new early-stage fund at €200 million , reinforcing its focus on seed and Series A investments across France, Benelux and the DACH region. The firm expects additional closings in the coming months.

The new fund continues XAnge’s strategy of supporting entrepreneurs in digital services, AI, data, deep tech and impact-driven sectors , with initial investments generally between €1 million and €10 million . The firm also reserves substantial capital for follow-on rounds to support companies as they scale.

XAnge was founded in 2003 as part of the Siparex GroupDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → , one of France’s leading private equity platforms. Being part of Siparex gives XAnge access to a broader network of corporate and mid-market relationships, as well as operational resources that complement its early-stage focus.

Over the past two decades, XAnge has built a portfolio of more than 200 companies , including European successes such as Ledger , Welcome to the Jungle , Odoo , and Sumeria . The firm has been expanding its presence in Germany, viewing the country as a growing hub for early-stage innovation with increasing founder activity and maturing local capital.

XAnge said the new fund will prioritise long-term, hands-on support for founders navigating slower market conditions, with a focus on capital efficiency and sustainable growth. The firm aims to invest early and remain closely involved as companies build product-market fit and prepare for international expansion.

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