Xandrie S.A.

Company overview. Xandrie S.A. (commonly "Xandrie") is a privately held French company founded in February 2012 and headquartered at 45 rue Delizy, Pantin (greater Paris). It is a société anonyme with share capital of €100,000, controlled by founder Denis Thébaud and his holding company Nabuboto, and is part of the broader Thébaud group (which also includes Innelec Multimedia and Focus Home Interactive). Public sources indicate a very small headcount (roughly 5–6 employees at the parent level); the company is not publicly listed and no reliable revenue figure is published.

Products / services. Xandrie describes itself as an international specialist in digital culture and entertainment, operating digital-distribution platforms rather than physical retail. Its two flagship brands are allbrary, a "digital library" platform for ebooks, video games, software, movies and series, digital creativity and musical scores, and Qobuz, the high-resolution music streaming/download service Xandrie acquired in December 2015 through a Paris Commercial Court receivership proceeding. Qobuz remains its most visible operating asset.

Patent-litigation posture. Xandrie is an operating company, not a patent assertion entity: the tracked data shows 0 cases as plaintiff and 1 case as defendant. The sole tracked matter is DynaMuse LLC v. Xandrie S.A. (2:25-cv-01114), filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas — a venue often favored by plaintiffs — before Judge Rodney Gilstrap.

Notable context. In that case, DynaMuse LLC — categorized by the Stanford NPE Litigation Database as a non-practicing entity asserting an acquired patent — alleges infringement of U.S. Patent No. 10,491,646. DynaMuse filed a parallel suit over the same patent against Mixcloud Ltd. in the same court. The allegations relate to Xandrie's digital music/content platform operations in the U.S. No merits assessment is implied; no other U.S. litigation involving Xandrie appears in the tracked database.