Compagnie de Saint-Roch
Independent advisory, investment and venture-building services for business leaders, shareholders and founders
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Compagnie de Saint-Roch
Compagnie de Saint-Roch provides strategic, financial and operational advisory, invests in companies it actively supports, and co-builds businesses with founders. Its work includes M&A, fundraising, operational improvement, governance, AI transformation and business development.
It serves business leaders, shareholders, institutions and entrepreneurs through advisory engagements and equity investments. The company lists Paris as its headquarters, with an international presence in Bangkok and Abidjan, and was founded in 2016.
Product: Strategic, financial and operational advisory, active equity investment, and venture-building services.
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