Funded Startups in British Columbia
Across these 50 recently dated entries, one disclosed round is a clear outlier: 1911 Gold raised $31M on 2026-06-16, far above the next-highest disclosed a…
Across these 50 recently dated entries, one disclosed round is a clear outlier: 1911 Gold raised $31M on 2026-06-16, far above the next-highest disclosed amounts (American Hotel Income Properties at $29M on 2026-06-16 and Surge Battery Metals at $36M on 2026-06-03). Sector patterns also concentrate: Natural Resources appears in 22 of the 50 rows, while Energy shows up in 6, and Biotechnology appears in 4; the remainder are scattered across Health Care, Financial Services, Professional Services, and others. Geographically, Vancouver dominates (multiple entries on the same dates), with Victoria and Burnaby appearing repeatedly but with fewer total rows. Temporally, activity clusters tightly in June 2026 (oldest shown date: 2026-05-02; most recent shown date: 2026-06-19), with many same-day closings such as 2026-06-16 and 2026-06-03.
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What stands out in deal size for British Columbia, and how extreme is the top disclosed round?
Surge Battery Metals closed on 2026-06-03 with the largest disclosed round at $36M, a value that dwarfs most other disclosed entries in this list. The next-largest disclosed amounts include 1911 Gold at $31M (2026-06-16) and American Hotel Income Properties at $29M (2026-06-16), with many other rounds falling below the $10M level.
Do specific cities concentrate the rounds, or is funding spread evenly across the province?
Vancouver is heavily over-represented, with repeated entries across nearly every date window (e.g., Luxxfolio $1M on 2026-06-17; Rathdowney Resources Limited $740K on 2026-06-19; Valkea Resources $6M on 2026-06-04). Victoria and Burnaby appear multiple times as well (Aurinia Pharmaceuticals $3M on 2026-06-02; Swiss Water $5M on 2026-06-17), but the density is lower than Vancouver’s.
Is there a tight date cluster in the most recent entries, and when does the activity begin in this snapshot?
The rounds shown span from 2026-05-02 (the oldest date in the table) through 2026-06-19 (the most recent entry, A.I.S. Resources $460K). Several closings cluster within June 2026, including multiple entries on the same dates such as 2026-06-19 (three Vancouver-based rows with $460K, $530K, and $740K) and 2026-06-16 (several Vancouver-based rounds including $31M and $29M).
Which sectors dominate this list, and how mixed are the non-core categories?
Natural Resources dominates at 22 of 50 rows, while Energy accounts for 6, and Biotechnology accounts for 4; other sectors (e.g., Financial Services, Health Care, Blockchain and Cryptocurrency, and Professional Services) appear fewer times. That mix means most funding events are concentrated in resource-related categories rather than spread evenly across broad tech or consumer segments.
Are there stage or disclosure patterns (Series Unknown vs undisclosed) that affect how actionable these rounds are?
Series Unknown is the dominant classification in this snapshot, appearing on the vast majority of rows, and undisclosed amounts occur in multiple entries (e.g., AnorTech on 2026-06-16; Surface Metals on 2026-06-16; LunR Royalties on 2026-06-11; Plurilock on 2026-06-02). Because the smallest disclosed amount is only $30K (CuffWay on 2026-06-09) while undisclosed values can’t be compared, disclosure gaps limit size-based ranking for those specific companies.
Any small-price outliers or low-end disclosed rounds worth screening first?
At the low end, CuffWay (Health Care) disclosed $30K on 2026-06-09, and there are several other sub-$100K entries such as Foremost Clean Energy at $40K (2026-06-17) and Mineral Road Discovery at $40K (2026-06-15). These are noticeably smaller than the upper band driven by Natural Resources and a few large financings, including Surge Battery Metals’ $36M on 2026-06-03.
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