ENOWE

ENOWE

ENOWE was established in 2003 by Hugues Souparis following the sale of Surys, formerly known as Hologram Industries. The office manages family capital with participation from sons Nathan Souparis, who leads operations and impact work, and Nils Souparis, who contributes to luxury strategy. Grégory Wagemans serves as managing director. The firm invests in private equity, real estate, private credit and philanthropic vehicles. Asset classes include luxury goods, renewable energy infrastructure and circular economy businesses. Confirmed holdings comprise Pequignet, a French watchmaker, Domaine BRANA in Irouléguy, Evergaz in methanization, WAGA ENERGY in biomethane and Aktid in waste sorting. Activity spans Europe, North America, Asia and South America through direct co-investments and SPVs. Deployment totals an estimated 378 million dollars. The team maintains relationships with The Good Investors cooperative and networks such as Mouvement Impact France and The Shift Project. Additional assets include Bridges Property Alternatives in the United Kingdom and real estate vehicles SCI LAUFRED and SCI GALA in France. No operational events from the last 24 months appear in public records. ENOWE maintains a hybrid structure that combines direct ownership of operating companies with allocations to external impact funds such as IMPACT PARTNERS and SWEN CAPITAL PARTNERS. This architecture allows the family to retain control over core holdings while accessing specialized managers in energy transition and social inclusion.