Published annually, Challenges' ranking of the "100 startups to invest in" is a benchmark for the entire French Tech ecosystem. For its 2026 edition, six gems from the CentraleSupélec ecosystem are featured in the selection, covering regenerative agriculture, health, space, chemistry, energy, and molecular diagnostics.
Six startups from the CentraleSupélec ecosystem are featured in Challenges' Top 100 Startups to Invest In for 2026. This recognition confirms the deeptech innovation momentum driven by the School's alumni and the support from 21st by CentraleSupélec.
CarbonFarm makes regenerative agriculture profitable for rice farmers and buyers through satellite-verified carbon credits.
Green Fusyon repurposes by-products from anaerobic digesters (CO₂ and digestate) to produce chlorella, a microalga rich in omega-3, proteins, and vitamin B12.
MSInsight detects DNA repair defects to guide treatment for cancer patients.
Skynopy simplifies the complex communication process between satellites and ground stations, offering operators an experience as simple as mobile telephony.
Entalpic optimizes chemical processes in areas such as energy storage, fertilizer production, and pollution control by combining open and proprietary research through its advanced AI platform.
En Carta Diagnostics, a synthetic biology biotech, leverages patented technologies to decentralize highly reliable molecular diagnostic solutions.
A great collective recognition for the support provided by 21st by CentraleSupélec, as well as for the deeptech innovation capability originating from CentraleSupélec. Congratulations to all the teams!
