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“EU-Startups highlights 10 French startups with exceptional potential to watch beyond 2023”

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EU-Startups, a leading online publication that covers the European startup scene, recently released a list of 10 French startups that are poised for exceptional growth beyond 2023. The list includes companies from various industries, including healthcare, fintech, and e-commerce, among others. Here’s a closer look at some of the startups that made the cut.

1. Alan

Alan is a digital health insurance company that aims to make healthcare more accessible and affordable for everyone. The company offers a range of health insurance plans that are tailored to the needs of individuals and businesses. Alan has already raised over €125 million in funding and has more than 200,000 members.

2. Back Market

Back Market is an online marketplace for refurbished electronics. The company works with certified refurbishers to offer high-quality products at affordable prices. Back Market has already raised over €335 million in funding and has expanded to several countries, including the US.

3. Blade

Blade is a cloud gaming platform that allows users to play high-end video games on any device. The company’s flagship product, Shadow, is a virtual PC that can be accessed from anywhere with an internet connection. Blade has already raised over €110 million in funding and has more than 100,000 users.

4. Doctrine

Doctrine is a legal tech startup that uses artificial intelligence to analyze legal documents. The company’s software can quickly identify relevant information in contracts, court rulings, and other legal documents. Doctrine has already raised over €10 million in funding and has clients in several countries.

5. Fretlink

Fretlink is a digital freight forwarding platform that connects shippers with carriers. The company’s software streamlines the logistics process, making it easier and more efficient for businesses to transport goods. Fretlink has already raised over €25 million in funding and has more than 1,000 clients.

6. Lydia

Lydia is a mobile payment app that allows users to send and receive money instantly. The app also offers a range of other features, including budgeting tools and the ability to split bills with friends. Lydia has already raised over €80 million in funding and has more than 5 million users.

7. Mirakl

Mirakl is an e-commerce platform that allows businesses to launch their own online marketplaces. The company’s software handles everything from product listings to payments, making it easy for businesses to expand their online presence. Mirakl has already raised over €300 million in funding and has clients in several countries.

8. Qonto

Qonto is a digital banking platform that offers business accounts and payment cards. The company’s software makes it easy for businesses to manage their finances, track expenses, and make payments. Qonto has already raised over €136 million in funding and has more than 150,000 clients.

9. Shift Technology

Shift Technology is an insurtech startup that uses artificial intelligence to detect fraudulent insurance claims. The company’s software can quickly analyze large amounts of data to identify suspicious patterns and behaviors. Shift Technology has already raised over €100 million in funding and has clients in several countries.

10. Ynsect

Ynsect is an agtech startup that produces insect-based protein for animal feed. The company’s technology allows it to produce protein more efficiently and sustainably than traditional methods. Ynsect has already raised over €425 million in funding and has plans to expand globally.

Overall, these 10 French startups represent some of the most innovative and promising companies in Europe. With their unique technologies and business models, they are poised for exceptional growth beyond 2023.

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