triPica announced a €12.4 million investment from TiLT Capital Partners on 10 November 2026, according to the company’s announcement as republished by TelecomTV and reports by Tech Funding News, Dealroom News, Startbase and GreenUnivers. TiLT Capital Partners, described as the energy-transition investment platform of the Siparex Group, is the only investor named. No source Lens read says whether the money is equity or debt, what stake TiLT takes, or what the valuation is; GreenUnivers’ lead says TiLT is entering the company’s capital. No earlier funding round and no total raised was found.

What triPica does

According to the company text, triPica is a cloud-native customer-relationship and billing platform for energy suppliers and telecom operators, covering product catalogue, subscriptions, billing, payments and customer service. It says operators can launch new offers “in weeks” and that it migrates customer bases, contracts and billing history from legacy systems. The company was founded in Paris in 2016 by Mathieu Horn, Walid Bounar and Christophe Ruze; Horn is chief executive. Horn said: “We built triPica so that an operator can launch that offer in weeks.”

Use of funds and investor

The company text says the money will grow its energy business in Germany and Italy alongside France, with other European countries to follow, keep investment in telecom operator customers in Europe, the Americas and Asia, apply AI to daily billing and customer-team tasks, and double the team. Tech Funding News adds product development including AI features and sales and marketing in Italy, Germany, France and telecoms. The text says TiLT manages a €340 million fund and that Siparex has €4.5 billion under management; Nicolas Lepareur is co-founder and managing partner of TiLT.

Company claims

These claims come from the company and have not been independently verified. The text names energy-supplier customers in France, Germany and Italy including Primeo Energie and Gaz Européen, and telecom operators in Europe, the Americas and Asia including Bouygues Telecom, Digicel and CelcomDigi, and says triPica employs 80 people; Startbase reports about 100. Tech Funding News, citing a triPica case study, says the German supplier Enercity moved hundreds of thousands of power customers from SAP IS-U to triPica, and reports no revenue or account figures.

Sources and notes

Sources: the company announcement as republished by TelecomTV (10 November 2026), triPica’s blog listing for the same date, Tech Funding News (Sofia Chesnokova), Dealroom News, Startbase, StartupValley and GreenUnivers, whose article is paywalled so only its lead was visible. Lens did not find the Tech.eu article or a release from Siparex or TiLT. The investor is called TiLT Capital Partners in most sources and TiLT Capital in triPica’s blog title, and the sources differ on headcount.

Image: Electricity pylons and overhead lines at the Raitersaich substation near Roßtal, Germany, photographed in May 2009. Photo: Simon Koopmann, CC BY-SA 3.0 DE, via Wikimedia Commons. Stand-in image; it does not show triPica or its customers.