Exosun, a company specialising the design, construction and maintenance of ground solar power plants equipped with trackers, has completed a second fundraising operation worth EUR12 million intended to support its growth and strengthen its financial structure.
Omnes Capital (formerly Crédit Agricole Private Equity), which owns a stake in Exosun since 2009, participated in the roundtable alongside new partners: ADEME (French environment and energy management agency), which has undertaken its first investment since it received the mandate to invest directly in cleantech industry firms as part of the French government initiative “Investments for the Future”; Grand Sud Ouest Capital and Aquitaine Expansion, both subsidiaries of Crédit Agricole.
Kalliopé’s team that advised Exosun was led by Tanguy d’Everlange (partner), Emilie Guirimand and Jean-Baptiste Meyrier.
Other counsel: DS Avocats (Arnaud Langlais) advised ADEME.
