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In a few words

Edouard Ullmo, 58, is a French entrepreneur with a development capital business dedicated to investing in and adding value to entrepreneurial small and mid-caps.

In order to balance the inherent risk associated with private equity and to support projects that currently lack bank financing, he has developed real estate financing and asset-based structured finance activities.

He adds value at particular turning points in the lives of invested companies by promoting international expansion, accelerating growth and refocusing their activities on the most buoyant markets, thereby raising both standards and potential.

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