Montréal-based FLiiP, a SaaS platform designed to streamline operations for fitness businesses, has secured $4.4 million CAD in seed funding to accelerate growth across North America and Europe.
Montréal-based FLiiP, a SaaS platform designed to streamline operations for fitness businesses, has secured $4.4 million CAD in seed funding to accelerate growth across North America and Europe.
Vancouver-based Mangrove Lithium has raised $50.4 million CAD ($35 million USD) in strategic funding to begin construction on its new lithium refining plant in Delta, British Columbia.
Montréal-based Optable, a SaaS company specializing in data clean rooms for advertising, has raised $28.8 million CAD ($20 million USD) in a Series A extension round.
Toronto-based cleantech startup Basetwo has raised $16.5 million CAD ($11.5 million USD) in a Series A funding round to further develop its AI-driven platform designed to enhance manufacturing efficiency.
Kraaft, a Paris-based startup revolutionizing communication in the construction industry, has secured €13 million in Series A funding to further develop its platform and expand into new markets, including the UK and Germany.
British Columbia-based cleantech startup Moment Energy has secured $21.5 million CAD ($15 million USD) in a Series A funding round, as it accelerates plans to establish a gigafactory in Texas dedicated to producing battery energy storage systems from repurposed EV batteries.
The51, a women-led investment firm, has closed its Food and AgTech Fund at $51 million, a remarkable achievement in a tough venture capital environment.
Montreal-based Vasco has secured $11.5 million CAD ($8 million USD) in seed funding to advance its AI-driven revenue operations (RevOps) platform, which helps startups navigate the challenges of scaling and commercialization.
Toronto-based League, a leading healthcare technology platform, has obtained a $100 million USD ($144 million CAD) credit facility from RBCx, coinciding with a significant milestone of reaching 40 million users under contract—a 160% year-over-year growth.
Aspect Biosystems, a Vancouver-based biotech company specializing in 3D-printed tissue implants, has secured $165 million CAD ($115 million USD) in a Series B funding round.
