Funded Administrative Services Startups in Vancouver
Across the 21 most recent administrative services entries shown, the largest disclosed round is Euro Manganese’s $100M on 2023-11-28, which dwarfs the next…
Across the 21 most recent administrative services entries shown, the largest disclosed round is Euro Manganese’s $100M on 2023-11-28, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts (No Meat Factory at $42M on 2023-01-12 and Nexii at $35M on 2022-07-12). Most other disclosed rounds cluster far lower, including several at $3M–$6M (for example Light AI $4M on 2026-05-21; Nicola Mining $6M on 2026-04-13; HiringBranch $3M on 2023-10-09).
The listing is heavily Vancouver-centric: 19 of 21 rows are Vancouver, British Columbia, with two notable geography outliers in Vancouver, Washington (The InterProse on 2026-01-05) and a separate Vancouver entry under the same company name (SkyHive appears in Vancouver, British Columbia on 2022-04-11 and again on 2020-11-02). Stages are also skewed toward unspecified classifications: 17 of 21 rows use “Series Unknown” and 2 of 21 are “undisclosed,” spanning dates from 2020-11-02 (SkyHive) through 2026-05-21 (Light AI).
Most recent rounds
21 shownRelated listings
Frequently asked
What stands out in round size, and how does the top disclosed round compare to the rest of the list?
Euro Manganese’s disclosed $100M round on 2023-11-28 is the only disclosed amount above $50M, far above No Meat Factory’s $42M (2023-01-12) and Nexii’s $35M (2022-07-12). Many other disclosed rounds sit in a lower band—for example Light AI $4M (2026-05-21) and Nicola Mining $6M (2026-04-13).
Where does the majority of funding activity cluster geographically—are there any notable non-Vancouver entries?
Vancouver, British Columbia accounts for 19 of 21 rows, including recent rounds like Light AI ($4M, 2026-05-21) and older ones like SkyHive ($8M, 2020-11-02). The two geography outliers are The InterProse in Vancouver, Washington (undisclosed on 2026-01-05) while keeping most other entries within Vancouver, British Columbia.
Which entries fall closest to the most recent round dates shown (last 90 days in this list)?
Using the latest date shown, 2026-05-21 (Light AI), the last-90-days window runs roughly from late February 2026 onward. Within that window: Light AI ($4M, 2026-05-21), Nicola Mining ($6M, 2026-04-13), and King Copper Discovery ($15M, 2026-01-19) are included based on their round dates, while The InterProse (undisclosed, 2026-01-05) is just outside the mid-February cutoff.
How dominant is “Series Unknown” or “undisclosed” compared with named stages like Series A or Seed?
Unspecified classifications dominate: 17 of 21 rows are labeled “Series Unknown.” In addition, 2 of 21 rows are “undisclosed” (The InterProse on 2026-01-05 and SkyHive on 2022-04-11), while named stages appear less often (e.g., ZenHub Series A $10M on 2023-03-09; No Meat Factory Series B $42M on 2023-01-12; Supportbench Services Inc. Seed $2M on 2022-05-06).
Are there outliers in stage mix or repeated company occurrences that merit separate attention?
Yes: SkyHive appears twice with the same segment and geography, once with an undisclosed amount on 2022-04-11 and again with a disclosed $8M on 2020-11-02. On the stage side, most rows are “Series Unknown,” but the named-stage outliers include No Meat Factory (Series B $42M on 2023-01-12) and ZenHub (Series A $10M on 2023-03-09), which sit above many other disclosed rounds such as AmmPower ($50K, 2023-06-19) and Aplic.io ($100K, 2021-02-01).
Know which startups just got funded. Every week.
Fresh funding rounds, new companies, and the sectors moving fastest — in your inbox every Monday morning.
Free. Sent every Monday. Unsubscribe anytime.