Newfund invests €1.5m in Invoxia
Newfund has invested €1.5m in French telecommunications business Invoxia.
The new investment will support Invoxia in expanding globally.
The founders of the company will remain majority shareholders.
Company
Invoxia is a French provider of telecommunications equipment, based in Issy les Moulineaux, outside Paris. In 2011, its IP office telephone NVX610 was commercialised. It now also offers applications for smartphones. Eric Carreel, Serge Renouard and Jacques Lewiner founded the company in 2010. The investment to create the company was worth €2m.
People
François Véron led the investment on behalf of Newfund. Serge Renouard is CEO of Invoxia.
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