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Single Family OfficeAllocates capital directlyActive · deal in last 18 monthsLAST VERIFIED Oct 2026 · 9 SOURCES

Also known as ENOWE SAS

Paris investment company of the Souparis family, founded by Hugues Souparis (Surys); majority and minority stakes in unlisted SMEs, impact funds and the Maisons & Manufactures craft-brand pole.

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Family & background

FAMILY
Souparis
WEALTH ORIGIN
Hugues Souparis founded Hologram. Industries (later Surys, security holograms) in 1984 and sold Surys to IN Groupe in 2019
HEADQUARTERS
Paris, France
OUTSIDE CAPITAL
No — own capital only

Investment approach

GEOGRAPHY
France
STAGES
GrowthBuyout
ROUTES
Direct investments · Funds (as LP)
STRATEGIES
Direct investmentsImpactPrivate creditReal estate
INBOUND
Accepts submissions

Overview

Enowe is an investment and advisory company founded by Hugues Souparis, who created Hologram. Industries (renamed Surys in 2015) in 1984 and sold Surys to IN Groupe in 2019. In 2020 he involved his children in its strategy and turned his family holding Enowe into an investment fund. It invests mainly in unlisted small and mid-sized companies through majority or minority stakes, directly or through funds, in three areas: positive-impact projects, French craft “savoir-faire” brands grouped in its Maisons & Manufactures pole (e.g. Pequignet, Maison Boinet, Domaine Brana), and growth companies. Its portfolio also includes impact funds such as Bridges, Impact Partners, SWEN Capital Partners and Trill Impact, and in 2026 it launched AbriCo, buying property to house social-sector associations.

Investment thesis

Three priority areas: positive-impact projects (new models of production and consumption respectful of people and the planet), French savoir-faire brands with a strong brand and specific know-how (as majority operator via Maisons & Manufactures), and growth companies with innovative approaches across sectors, using direct stakes, partner funds, treasury instruments or private debt.

Holdings & investments (30)

People

  • Sixtine Martial
    Investment Manager (Chargée d'investissement) · source
  • Solal Lusseyran
    Chargé d'investissement · source
  • Nathan Souparis
    Member, Impact Investment Committee · source
  • Nils Souparis
    Member, Impact Investment Committee; member of the comité stratégique · source
  • Hugues Souparis
    President · source
  • Grégory Wagemans
    Chief Executive Officer (Directeur Général) · source
  • Louis Galland
    Analyste · source
  • Ségolène Dechaux
    Directrice Marketing et Digital · source
  • Vincent Tollet
    Directeur de l'Innovation · source

Classification

Single Family Office. Manages one family's own capital, with no outside investors. The family bears every loss. How family capital is classified →

FAQ

Enowe is a single family office based in Paris, France.

Enowe invests on behalf of the Souparis family (Hugues Souparis founded Hologram. Industries (later Surys, security holograms) in 1984 and sold Surys to IN Groupe in 2019).

Enowe invests directly in companies and in third-party funds as an LP. Its stated asset mix includes direct investments, impact, private credit and real estate.

Enowe invests at Growth and Buyout stages in Climate & Energy, Consumer & E-commerce, HealthTech, Industrial & Manufacturing and Software & SaaS.

Key people at Enowe include Hugues Souparis (President), Grégory Wagemans (Chief Executive Officer (Directeur Général)), Sixtine Martial (Investment Manager (Chargée d'investissement)) and Solal Lusseyran (Chargé d'investissement).

Enowe's holdings and investments include Pequignet, Waga Energy, Domaine Brana, Maison Boinet, Club-Mate (Yerba Mate), Evergaz, Chance and Smala, among others.

The most recent publicly reported investment by Enowe is AbriCo (social-housing real estate) (Acquisition of the first social-housing property assets of Enowe's AbriCo project), announced in Jan 2026.

Enowe states that it accepts submissions through its official contact page.

No. Enowe invests its own capital and does not raise money from outside investors.