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AEGRYN

AEGRYN. CYCLE 1

Build solid, sovereign foundations from day one.

The architectural, legal and organisational decisions made at launch determine the company's future value. Aegryn steps in early to design a transferable, certifiable and durable asset.

The realities of launching

At launch, the pursuit of speed leads to compromises that destroy future value, often without founders realising it.

Fragile intellectual property

No formal assignment of rights by the initial developers or external contractors. The most common flaw in due diligence. Code you believe you own does not belong to you. When raising or selling: deadlock or a massive price adjustment.

Early technical debt

Low-cost outsourcing choices, undocumented monolithic architectures, non-reversible software dependencies. What seems economical at seed stage costs three to five times more to fix two years later, precisely when you need to scale or raise.

Regulatory blind spots

Failure to anticipate GDPR, FADP, the EU AI Act or NIS2 at design time. An asset that is non-compliant from the start forces a partial rewrite the moment an enterprise account or an investor asks for an attestation.

Governance risk

Poorly framed capital allocation and roles between co-founders. No shareholders' agreement or protection mechanisms for minority founders. These flaws block fundraisings and transfers.

The role of CIFSO at this stage

CIFSO Valuation Index

Used upstream as a benchmark to assess the consistency of the business model against real European market multiples. A first objective signal to calibrate fundraising ambitions.

CIFSO 5000 Certification

Generally premature at pure seed stage. Exception: a significant early-stage round where an investment committee requires independent proof of IP and code control. In that case, Aegryn triggers a targeted certification on the Code and IP dimensions.

Who it is for

Founders & early-stage scale-ups

The ambition to build a clean asset, free of external technical dependency, certifiable and transferable within three to five years.

Intrapreneurship projects & spin-offs

Large groups creating a new entity that must be isolated, documented and valued autonomously from day one.

Build solid, sovereign foundations from day one.