
Omnes, M Capital Partners lead €5m round for Therapixel
Omnes Capital and M Capital Partners join existing investors Turenne Capital and IT-Translation in a €5m funding round for a provider of AI-based breast cancer screening software.
Following the investment, the founder of Mauna Kea Technologies, Sacha Loisea, will join the board as chairman. Omnes associate Maximilien Fournier-Sourdille and M Capital investment manager Yoann Bonnamour will also join the board. Co-founder Olivier Clatz will be leaving the company and the current CTO and co-founder Pierre Fillard has been appointed as CEO until a new chief executive joins.
The fresh capital will be used to deploy Therapixel's breast cancer screening software and to recruit for new talent.
Previous funding
Paca Investissement, IT-Translation and Conseil Plus Gestion invested €600,000 in Therapixel in a seed round in 2015.
The company also won the Dream Digital Mammography Challenge in 2017, winning €1.2m in prize money.
Company
Founded in 2013 by two former researchers at the French National Research Institutre for the Digital Sciences, Therapixel is developing an AI-based service for assisting radiologists in breast cancer screening.
People
M Capital Partners – Yoann Bonnamour (senior associate).
Omnes Capital – Maximilien Fournier-Sourdille (associate).
Therapixel – Peirre Fillard (co-founder, CEO); Sacha Loisea (chairman).
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