Axibo, a Canadian cinema tech startup known for its AI-powered camera automation tools, has raised $12 million CAD to launch a new division focused on building humanoid robots.
Axibo, a Canadian cinema tech startup known for its AI-powered camera automation tools, has raised $12 million CAD to launch a new division focused on building humanoid robots.
Brio, a Montréal- and Toronto-based fintech startup spun out of Brightspark Ventures, has raised $3 million CAD in seed funding to help venture capital firms and alternative asset managers automate and streamline how they manage their limited partners (LPs).
Montreal-based EV startup 7Gen has raised $48 million CAD in senior secured debt financing from UK-based Zenobē, marking what the company calls the largest private EV debt deal in Canadian history.
NiaHealth, an Edmonton-based healthtech startup focused on preventative healthcare, has officially exited stealth and announced $2.5 million CAD in pre-seed funding.
Deck, a Montreal-based startup aiming to make every website accessible like an API, has raised $12 million in Series A funding to expand its AI-powered platform.
Xaba, a Toronto-based startup developing AI-powered control systems for industrial robots, has raised an additional $8 million CAD ($6 million USD) in a seed extension round to expand its low-code robotics platform.
Ottawa-based semiconductor startup Blumind has secured $20 million CAD in Series A funding to bring its groundbreaking analog AI chip to market—a chip designed from scratch to process physical information like vision and sound, rather than digital code.
Montreal-based medtech startup Puzzle Medical has secured $43 million CAD in a second Series A round to fund a clinical trial for its innovative heart failure treatment device, the ModulHeart.
Vancouver-based Corinex has secured $42 million CAD ($30 million USD) in a new equity funding round to accelerate the deployment of its smart grid visibility and flexibility solutions across key European markets.
Victoria-based holding company Tiny has acquired a 66% controlling stake in New Zealand’s Serato, a globally recognized DJ software brand, for $94.5 million CAD ($66 million USD).
