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8/04/25

Racine assists Revaia in the final closing of its second growth fund, Revaia Growth II

Paris, the 8 April 2025 – Racine assisted Revaia, a leading independent European growth investor, in the final closing of its second fund, Revaia Growth II, at 250 million euros, bringing its total assets under management to 600 million euros.

Founded in 2018 by Alice Albizzati and Elina Berrebi, Revaia invests in ambitious and responsible European technology companies at the growth stage, supporting them from Series B through to IPO or strategic exit, building bridges between venture capital, private equity, and public markets. With offices in Paris, London, and Berlin, and a growing presence in North America, its diverse team brings deep hands-on expertise across go-to-market strategy, AI, data, sustainability and communications.

As a certified B-Corp, Revaia is a pioneer in ESG leadership within the European tech ecosystem, having launched the first tech ESG Charter as well as the first benchmark of ESG practices in the European tech sector.

Racine advised Revaia on the final closing of its second fund, Revaia Growth II, which reached 250 million euros. With two funds successfully raised in the six years since its foundation, Revaia has cemented its position as a key player in scaling European tech champions. The firm now benefits from a strong, diversified base of institutional investors. For this new round, Bpifrance and the European Investment Fund (EIF), strong supporters since the first closing, are joined by nine new institutional LPs, including the insurer BNP Paribas Cardif, and JP MorganChase.

Revaia Growth II has been actively deployed, with six investments in key sectors focusing on resilience such as energy transition, AI for insurance and cybersecurity, reflecting Revaia’s continued commitment to supporting the next generation of European tech leaders.

Racine assisted Revaia with a team composed, on fund formation matters, of Rima Maitrehenry (partner), Hannah Taalab Youssef (associate), Marléane Mambu (associate) and Stein Mpassi (associate) and on tax matters, of Fabrice Rymarz (partner) and Charles-Xavier Vincenti (associate).

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