Bone Therapeutics is a biotechnology company with an advanced clinical pipeline of cell products for orthopaedic conditions and bone diseases (two Phase II/III and three Phase I/II clinical studies). These areas are characterized by high unmet medical needs due to the lack of efficacious and safe, non-invasive, treatments. Co. has two products in clinical trials, its allogeneic bone cell therapy product, ALLOB®, and its autologous bone cell therapy product, PREOB®. Co. is also conducting preclinical research on next generation products, such as combined cell-matrix products for large bone defects and maxillofacial.

Chargeurs SA is a France-based company, which provides customizable specialty material solutions. The Company and its subsidiaries operate in four sectors: Protective Films, Fashion Technologies, Museum Solutions and Luxury Materials. Protective Films designs, produces and markets technical solutions to protect the quality of steel, aluminum, plastic or other surfaces during the transformation process, as well as film application machines. Fashion Technologies produces and markets linings for clothing. Museum Solutions includes the industrial divisions Senfa, specialized in the functionalization of technical textiles, and Chargeurs Creative Collection, specialized in the provision of services to cultural institutions. Luxury Materials manufactures and markets combed wool ribbons. The Company is active globally.

Dont Nod Entertainment SA. Dont Nod Entertainment SARL is a France-based video game developer. The Company develops video games for consoles and personal computers (PC) based on original concepts and technologies. The Company specializes in narrative games in a number of genres, including adventure, action and role play. Its games are natively multi-screens (consoles, PCs, Smartphone, tablets, Mac and TV). Its game portfolio includes Remember me, which includes digitized personal and intimate memories; Life is Strange, which narrates the story of Max, a photography student who suddenly discovers an internal power to go back in time, and Vampyr, which depicts London in the early 20th century after it has been ravaged by the Spanish Flu.