Archipel has raised capital to build a major commercial facility in Montreal
April 2021 — 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.
Our role in the transaction
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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