Graitec Innovation SAS

Graitec Innovation SAS, based in France, delivers advanced software solutions for the architecture, engineering, construction, and manufacturing industries, enhancing productivity and efficiency through innovative tools and technologies. Founded in 1986, Graitec Innovation SAS operates in Paris, France, providing software solutions primarily for the AECO sectors. The company was involved in a significant transaction in December 2019 when Seven2 and management acquired a majority stake from Autodesk and Isatis Capital. The founder, Guillemard Francis, has a history of entrepreneurial ventures, contributing to the company's strategic direction.

Graitec has secured a total funding of EUR 4. 00 mn in its latest GROWTH round, bringing the total amount raised to EUR 4. 00 mn. Graitec specializes in comprehensive software solutions for the architecture, engineering, construction, and manufacturing (AECO) industries.

Their core offerings feature advanced modeling and simulation tools, emphasizing Building Information Modeling (BIM) software to digitize design processes. Flagship products like Advance Steel and the PowerPack for Advance Steel support intricate steel detailing, while Ideate Automation optimizes Revit workflows for professionals. The company serves over 270,000 clients across Europe, North America, and Australia, including architects, structural engineers, contractors, and manufacturers. In the most recent fiscal year 2024, Graitec reported a revenue of EUR 28,912,383.

20 and an EBITDA of EUR 7,051,014. 40. Their revenue model relies on B2B subscription services and partnerships, offering tiered subscription plans and annual contracts that include ongoing software access, updates, and support. Graitec Innovation SAS plans to leverage recent funding to further develop its BIM solutions and expand internationally.

This includes launching new products designed to enhance their software offerings, although specific release dates are not disclosed. The company aims to enter new geographic markets, although specific regions have not yet been identified. The funding will support these strategic initiatives to enhance their presence in the AECO sector.