Hesus SAS

Hesus SAS is a French company specializing in the management and treatment of contaminated and inert soils, offering services such as soil excavation and waste removal to address environmental issues. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Ivry-sur-Seine, France, Hesus SAS focuses on environmental management solutions. The company has secured a total of 3 deals, with its most recent investment round in March 2019, raising EUR 1. 75 million led by Demeter IM, with participation from Suez Ventures and Construction Venture.

Filip Stamenkovic is the founder, and the company operates under the leadership of CEOs Emmanuel Cazeneuve and Joachim Tibi. Hesus specializes in managing contaminated and inert soils as well as waste materials. Their core services include soil excavation and waste removal, catering to industries like construction and environmental remediation. Additional services encompass logistics and transportation to facilitate effective treatment of contaminated materials, particularly in urban construction sites across major European cities.

The company emphasizes recycling and repurposing materials to support sustainability initiatives for municipalities, contractors, and environmental agencies. In the fiscal year 2023, Hesus reported a revenue of EUR 26,321,207. 70 and an EBITDA of EUR 113,264. 60.

The company primarily operates through B2B transactions with construction firms, environmental consultants, and government bodies, establishing service agreements for excavation, transportation, and remediation services, thereby fostering long-term client relationships and securing a steady revenue stream in the environmental management sector. Following the EUR 1. 75 million funding round in March 2019, Hesus plans to enhance its product offerings and expand its market presence. The company aims to introduce new products aimed at improving soil treatment solutions and waste logistics.

Furthermore, there are intentions to penetrate new geographic regions, particularly targeting major urban markets in Europe by 2025. The recent funding will support these initiatives, allowing for the development of innovative offerings and facilitating entry into additional markets.