Louve

Louve is a digital investment platform that provides individuals with access to Société Civile de Placement Immobilier (SCPI), allowing for streamlined investment in real estate with minimal entry barriers. Founded in 2021 by Anne Cibron, Clement Renault, and Theophile Lambert, Louve operates from its headquarters in Paris, France. The company engages in real estate investment through its platform, which has seen a recent focus on expanding its offerings. In October 2021, Louve raised EUR 2.

02 million in Seed funding to support its growth initiatives. The current CEO is Clement Renault, who is dedicated to driving the company's vision forward. Louve Invest primarily offers a digital investment platform tailored for individuals seeking to invest in Société Civile de Placement Immobilier (SCPI), which are collective real estate investment vehicles in France. The platform enables users to invest in high-performing SCPI options, allowing them to build an investment portfolio that generates regular income with minimal entry barriers.

By streamlining the investment process, Louve Invest has made real estate investment accessible to a broader audience, promoting investments that start as low as EUR 180. The company serves a diverse client base of over 8,844 individual investors, including both novice and experienced investors, across various geographical markets in Europe, particularly within France. Their service model emphasizes convenience and speed, facilitating online transactions that allow users to manage their investments efficiently from their personal online accounts. Louve Invest generated revenue of EUR 916,839.

70 in the most recent year, 2022. The company operates on a B2C model, charging fees associated with SCPI subscriptions. Clients investing through the platform typically see structured returns on their investments, which may include cashback incentives, such as receiving EUR 300 for a EUR 10,000 investment in eligible SCPIs. Revenue is primarily derived from transaction fees linked to investment amounts and potential management fees from ongoing SCPI administration.

In October 2021, Louve raised EUR 2. 02 million in venture funding from new investors LocalGlobe, La Financière Saint James, and Kima Ventures. The funding will be utilized to extend the company's offerings internationally. As part of its strategy, Louve plans to introduce new products designed for expanding into additional European markets, aiming for a broader reach by 2023.