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Industrial vision

XAnge Capital is a French limited liability corporation (société anonyme) with an Executive Board and a Supervisory Board and prominent shareholders. Given its sector focus and close ties to La Poste Group, the company’s investments target industrial companies, and it is managed in an independent fashion based on the professional standards of the private equity industry.

Postal-related businesses:


XAnge Capital
invests in companies active in businesses related to the four main segments of the postal business, namely: mail, financial services, express package delivery and the branch network for local services and local and regional development. It concentrates on activities likely to generate synergies and partnerships.


XAnge Capital thus contributes:

  • financial resources to innovative companies that are striving to become market leaders through the development of new technologies or by creating new services that could benefit the postal businesses;

  • support to project sponsors who are developing their company using the expertise of La Poste Group and its other partners and through the leverage that they can provide, both in France and abroad.

  • an industrial vision. The company’s ties with La Poste and other shareholders provide it with constant valuable expertise for all business sectors and a true industrial vision of the companies and projects studied.

Independent management:


XAnge Capital
was established as a French limited liability corporation with an Executive Board and a Supervisory Board. The Executive Board is therefore responsible for the company’s management, while the Supervisory Board represents shareholders.
The company is managed in accordance with the professional standards applicable to the private equity industry, and seeks to generate capital gains through the sale of mature investments.
The company therefore does not invest in business activities deemed strategic by La Poste or businesses that would become too dependent upon La Poste, in order to avoid conflicts of interest and preserve its autonomy of judgment and action.
Investment decisions are made independently by the Executive Board following the advice of an investment committee.