Tudigo, a Bordeaux-Based Crowdfunding Platform, Is on the Rise

Participatory financing and unlisted investment broke all records in 2022. Bordeaux-based Tudigo is no exception to this trend, with results for the first six months of 2023 showing growth of almost 107% compared with 2022, suggesting that 2023 could be a €100 million year.

Tudigo has closed 36 deals in the last six months, raising €29.3 million compared with €14.1 million over the same period in 2022. A jump of 107%.

36 innovative and responsible projects closed their deals. Of the funds raised, 56% were in the form of shares (equity investment), 19% in the form of bonds (loans) and 25% for real estate projects.

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Tudigo received 1,787 applications for 37 projects that were actually launched

“The number of projects we support and the amounts raised continue to grow. Our development strategy, aimed at offering the best investment opportunities to our community, has therefore been validated, as has the relevance of the projects selected,” says Alexandre Laing, co-founder of Tudigo.

In 2023, Tudigo received 1,787 applications for 37 projects that were actually launched. Among them, Le Train raised 2.3 million, Japet (exoskeletons to combat back pain, Hauts-de-France) 1.2 million, and GEEV 1.55 million.

Participatory financing gains momentum

Tudigo’s investor community now numbers 62,000 people. 6,762 investors have injected €29.3 million in the first half of 2023. For 44% of them, this was a first, demonstrating the growing interest in participative financing on the part of the French.

Since 2018, Tudigo has raised nearly 150 funds from its community of over 40,000 active investors, representing €100 million for the real economy. It supports impact businesses in all sectors of activity, such as technology, healthcare, renewable energies, commerce, and culture. The team now numbers 50 employees in the heart of Bordeaux, led by co-founders Alice Lauriot, Alexandre Laing, and Stéphane Vromman.

“Our ambitions for the future are only strengthened. Other investment opportunities will soon emerge on our platform,” promised Alexandre Laing.

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