Christophe Douat

Matignon Investissement et Gestion SAS (MIG) is an independent management-owned private equity investment firm based in Paris. MIG was established in 1996 through a management buy-out of Acmer from Banque Worms, formerly part of AXA-UAP and acquired by Deutsche Bank AG in 2001. Following the acquisition, Acmer was delisted. MIG manages private equity and venture capital funds, both generalist and sector specific.

Matignon Technologies II FCPR invests in early to later-stage companies mostly located in France and the European Union. It focuses on companies in the medical field or in the information technology sectors with revenues below €50 million. It invests between €500,000 and €10 million from early stage to growth operations.

Arterial Remodelling Technologies SA develops bioresorbable peripheral and coronary polymer stents. Its products includes ART PBS scaffold, procedure and Clinical data. The company was founded by Antoine Lafont, Michel Vert and J. Frederick Cornhill in 2001 and is headquartered in Paris, France.

Groupement International d'Informatique de Santé SA engages in the management of an online health and nutrition portal. Its services include daily effectiveness index, weekly synthesis, dietitian consultation, LeDiet community, practical tools, and chef and LeDiet recipes. The company was founded on October 9, 1986 and is headquartered in Paris, France.

CM Biomaterials BV is a Dutch company that manufactures plastic products. The joint venture company is based in Gorinchem, Netherlands.