Archipel has raised capital to build a major commercial facility in Montreal
The founder of Archipel Maison Vivante has raised capital in order to build and operate Montreal’s major and most innovative commercial B2C trade floor – 150,000 sqft dedicated to garden and home interior.
Archipel is a greenfield commercial development project lead by an entrepreneur from the garden and home improvement sector.
Oaklins’ team in Canada advised the founder of Archipel and ran the full-cycle fundraising round, from initiation to closing. The raising consisted of an equity portion (provided by a strategic equity partner) and a debt portion (provided by a pool of Canadian leading banking institutions).



Alexis Le Bot
Founder, Archipel Maison Vinante
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