Two years after its creation, Izix is gearing up for growth: the property tech company announced on 28 September that it had raised €3m from French/Belgian business angels (including Noia Capital) as well as the Brussels Capital Region.

The startup offers an intelligent solution for managing mobility and parking flows. It operates in Belgium, France, Spain and Luxembourg, where it currently generates 25% of its sales. In the grand duchy, its customers mainly include companies based at the Cloche d’Or such as Alter Domus and Deloitte, though also on the list is Proximus, located in Bertrange.

“One of our ambitions, following this fund-raising round, is to strengthen our presence in Luxembourg,” says Florence Mackelbert, brand & PR manager at Izix.

Target: 500 buildings in four countries

By offering to manage and optimise office car parks, the proptech company is marketing an application that improves the planning, allocation and sharing of car parks. Currently present in 150 buildings, it aims to grow that portfolio to 500 by the end of 2025, a quarter of them in Belgium.

Izix was founded in 2021 by Dorian de Broqueville, who was later joined by Rémi Laurent and Aurélie Bekaert. It boasts 450 customer references and intends to support their ESG ambitions with its intelligent car park flow management solution.

This article in Paperjam. It has been translated and edited for Delano.