Little Worker raises €10 million and aims for 4,500 transactions by 2025
littleworkerspecializing in the research and renovation of real estate assets, raised €10 million fromAquiti Management, 50Partners, FJ Labs and Jacques Rivière (Ex-Ocean). This funding round will allow the start-up led by Nicolas Bletterer And Aurelien Bros recruit 300 employees over the next two years and aim for 4,500 transactions by 2025.
With nearly 3,000 projects completed since its creation in 2016 (80% main residences and 20% rental investments), a business volume of €35 million and growth that has tripled in seven years, Little Worker has able to attract renowned investors. “We are happy to be able to support a development project on our territory which addresses two fundamental trends that are dear to us: the fight for the climate and the digitalization of traditional business models”, explains Edward Thomas, director of participations of Aquiti Gestion, quoted in a press release. “With Little Worker, we are carrying out the tenth investment of the Naci 1 fund and the second operation of its compartment dedicated to fast-growing companies, after Activ’Inside in 2020.”
Little Worker, which has the ambition to “decarbonize the building”, according to Aurélien Bros, has recently started a vast program aimed at reducing its carbon emissions, direct but also indirect, resulting from its supply chains and its work proposals. . A profitable strategy, underlines the start-up, which specifies that the carbon emissions avoided annually due to efficient renovations (249 tCO2eq/year) are 35% higher than the carbon emissions of the Little Worker works (185 tCO2eq/year).
