Axe Group has entered into a Management Buyout with Isatis Capital and Bpifrance to drive its growth in the digital transformation market for SMEs in France.
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Founded in 1989, Axe Group, previously known as Groupe Axe Informatique, stands out as a leading entity in the digital transformation of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). With key figures such as Tristan Terme (President), Cécile Métrailler (Chief Financial and Administrative Officer), and Fabrice Ambrosse (Commercial Director) at the helm, the company has established a strong regional presence through a network of about ten agencies, serving over 2,000 loyal clients. Over the years, Axe Group has developed significant expertise in areas such as ERP implementation, payroll outsourcing, human resources management, IT support, and cybersecurity. Notably, they are recognized partners of major software providers for SMEs, including Sage, Silae, Pennylane, and Codial.
Following a competitive selection process, the management of Axe Group has opted for Isatis Capital, along with Bpifrance, to reorganize its capital through a Management Buyout (MBO). This initiative aims to realign stakeholders' interests, enhance governance, and embark on an ambitious new developmental chapter for the group.
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Industry Overview in France
The digital transformation landscape for SMEs in France presents a significant opportunity for growth, with many companies yet to fully embrace digital tools. As the need for modernization increases, especially with the rise of electronic invoicing and enhanced human r
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Isatis Capital
invested in
Axe Group
in 2025
in a Management Buyout / Buy-In (MBO) deal