In Extenso Ile-de-France in the news

In Extenso acquired Canēva to enhance its public procurement expertise, expanding its service offerings to businesses.

Cédric Burguière takes over as president of In Extenso Île-de-France, succeeding François-Gérard Mondi, with a focus on continuity and strengthening support for SMEs.

The SME transmission market in France's Sud region saw a significant 40% decline in 2025, with a notable shift towards local acquirers and a general decrease in transaction values.

French hospitality revenues grew by 2% in 2025, with Paris and the Riviera thriving while the broader Ile-de-France region struggled with oversupply.

The 2025 French hotel market showed mixed results with strong leisure performance in Paris and the coast despite economic pressures and supply growth in suburban regions.

New data shows a major recovery in the French hotel sector with over 52,500 rooms under development, particularly in the Île-de-France region.

The French hotel sector saw a 2% revenue increase in 2025, driven by strong Q4 performance, with modest rises in occupancy and average room rates.

The French hotel sector in 2025 showed moderate growth with luxury and leisure segments leading, Paris and Côte d’Azur performing well, while Île-de-France outside Paris struggled; cautious optimism is held for 2026 amid mixed economic and geopolitical factors.

The French hotel industry grew modestly in 2025 with strong leisure demand and regional disparities, while cautious business travel and increased supply affected some areas, with modest growth expected in 2026.

French hotel industry saw moderate growth in 2025 with strong Paris and coastal performances, but challenges in Île-de-France outside Paris and mixed metropolitan results.

The French hotel industry experienced overall growth in 2025, with Paris and coastal regions performing well, while Île-de-France and some metropolitan areas faced challenges.

The Kalifornia building in Malakoff has reached 85% occupancy with four tenants including In Extenso Île-de-France.

In 2025, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes raised 556 million euros in funding but saw a sharp decline in seed funding, threatening startup growth and elongating fundraising timelines.

In Extenso grew its revenue to 650 million euros in 2025 by investing in AI, electronic invoicing, and expanding through acquisitions in France and Europe, with clear plans to enhance digital transformation and CSR in 2026.

Marie-Laure Page, a beauty industry entrepreneur, overcame COVID-19 challenges through perseverance and leadership, earning a female leadership award from In Extenso Ile-de-France.

French hotel industry revenue grew 1% in 2024 with Olympic-driven fluctuations and luxury segment strength; 2025 expects slight growth amid economic uncertainties.

Jean-Christophe Braun was appointed General Director and Regional Director for Ile-de-France at In Extenso Innovation Croissance in December 2024.

In Extenso Innovation Croissance has appointed new general directors to drive growth focused on sustainable innovation and strategic support for startups and scale-ups across key sectors.

The 2023 French SME acquisition-sale market saw an 11% decline overall but stabilized by year-end, with key trends including regional disparities, TMT sector dominance, and increased corporate acquisitions over private equity.

In Extenso will move its Île-de-France headquarters and subsidiaries to the new Kalifornia office complex in Malakoff by 2025, housing about 280 employees.