Hexa, a company focused on launching and scaling startups, has secured a €29m financing agreement with four major European banks—Belfius, Caisse d’Epargne Hauts de France, BNP Paribas Fortis, and CIC.
The funding will support the company’s goal of significantly expanding its startup creation efforts over the coming years.
The financing, structured as a revolving credit facility, follows Hexa’s €35m equity raise in 2024. The new capital injection is expected to provide liquidity for further expansion, strengthening its ability to launch and support new ventures.
Founded in 2011, Hexa has built a strong presence in the startup ecosystem, launching 50 companies to date. In 2024 alone, it launched 10 new companies and saw 10 of its portfolio companies raise a combined €70m from investors such as Point9, LocalGlobe, Eight Roads, and BPI. Additionally, the company achieved a significant milestone with the successful exit of Numeral, which joined forces with Mambu.
Hexa plans to use the new financing to scale its operations further, invest in new opportunities, and accelerate the number of startups it launches annually. The company aims to establish 13 new ventures in 2025, a step towards its broader objective of launching 30 startups per year by 2030.
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