“This should bring relief and a genuine chance to rebound for you, your team, and your clients.”
Jean-Noël de Galzain, the head of WALLIX, offered these words to Yassir Kazar, president of Yogosha. Kazar had just announced that his company, placed in receivership by the commercial court in February, would be joining Groupe Créative.
This IT services firm was founded in 2008. Historically based near Rennes, it has been pursuing acquisitions under the supervision of the commercial court since the end of 2024. Before Yogosha, there were three competitors:
- Philaë Technologies (Rennes region, €800k in revenue, about ten employees)
- MTB111 (Paris region, €5 million in revenue, around 80 employees)
- Aydon (Paris, €10 million in revenue, about 20 employees)
At the start of 2026, SYSTEMIS, a Paris-based cybersecurity consulting firm with an offering including a SOC, joined the fold.
In the meantime, Groupe Créative had taken control of SPOOM, a web development agency based in the Toulouse region (€1.5 million on its 2024 balance sheet) … which was not in receivership.
Yogosha Had Raised More Than €10 Million
Behind Groupe Créative lies the investment company TechLife Capital, which also backs three other IT firms (Atempo, CNSI, VENN Telecom). With this external growth, its headcount is nearing 400. Revenue reached €30 million (Yassir Kazar puts it at €35 million), up from €24 million in 2024. He says that, with Yogosha’s integration, there will be “nearly a 50% increase in activity.”
Officially founded in 2015, Yogosha now conducts 40% of its activity outside France, notably in the Middle East. Following the consolidation, Yassir Kazar promises accelerated progress in AI and stronger national coverage (Groupe Créative operates seven agencies in France).
Having joined the Axeleo accelerator in 2016, Yogosha benefited from its financial support the following year, alongside Starquest Capital and the Mulliez family association. Integrated for a time into Station F’s Founders Program, the company closed its Series A in 2020. It raised €10 million with Tikehau Ace Capital, OneRagtime and BNP Paribas Développement.
