Private Equity Funded Startups in Canada
Disclosed private-equity rounds in Canada span $100K to $240M, with Fullscript’s $240M (2021-11-09) dwarfing every other disclosed amount that follows (the…
Disclosed private-equity rounds in Canada span $100K to $240M, with Fullscript’s $240M (2021-11-09) dwarfing every other disclosed amount that follows (the next-largest is Ting at $200M on 2022-08-09). Sector-wise, the list is led by service and finance-adjacent work: Clean Energy/energy and professional-services categories recur, and finance-related companies show up alongside healthcare (e.g., Insurance Supermarket at $100M on 2022-07-18; Fullscript at $240M on 2021-11-09; Electric Mind at $100M on 2025-10-28). Geographically, Toronto is the most frequent hub (7 appearances), with Montréal and Calgary each appearing 3 times, suggesting a Montreal–Toronto axis rather than a single-city monoculture. Temporally, entries run from 2021-07-27 (TRADE X) to 2026-07-08 (Vct Group Inc), and the most recent cluster includes multiple undisclosed rounds (for example, Vct Group Inc on 2026-07-08 and Greenlight Electricity Centre on 2026-07-07).
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Frequently asked
What does the size distribution suggest—does one disclosed round dominate Canadian private-equity activity here?
Yes. Fullscript’s $240M on 2021-11-09 is the clear upper bound; the next-largest disclosed amount is Ting at $200M on 2022-08-09, and multiple other disclosed rounds sit in the $100M range (Electric Mind $100M on 2025-10-28; Insurance Supermarket $100M on 2022-07-18; North American Helium $100M on 2021-11-23).
Are cities over-represented, or is location evenly spread across Canada?
Location is concentrated. Toronto appears 7 times (including DealMaker on 2025-11-04 and Optimus SBR on 2025-11-04), while Montréal appears 3 times (e.g., Broadsign on 2025-11-29) and Calgary appears 3 times (e.g., Kidoodle.TV on 2022-06-21 and North American Helium on 2021-11-23).
Which rounds fall at the most recent end of the date window?
The newest entries are in mid-July 2026 and late 2025: Vct Group Inc (2026-07-08, undisclosed) and Greenlight Electricity Centre (2026-07-07, undisclosed), followed by Broadsign (2025-11-29, undisclosed) and DealMaker/Optimus SBR (both 2025-11-04, with $20M for DealMaker and $82M for Optimus SBR).
How much of the list is sized versus undisclosed, and does that affect interpreting “largest” rounds?
Only 12 of 31 entries have disclosed amounts, meaning comparisons mainly rest on a subset. Within that subset, the disclosed floor is Apply Digital at $100K on 2022-01-12, while several large rounds cluster around $100M (multiple $100M deals between 2021 and 2025).
Are there sector clusters or repeated themes that stand out from the disclosed deals?
Healthcare and finance-oriented firms appear repeatedly among large disclosed rounds: Fullscript ($240M, 2021-11-09) and Insurance Supermarket ($100M, 2022-07-18) sit alongside Electric Mind ($100M, 2025-10-28) and Ting ($200M, 2022-08-09). On the other hand, many of the most recent entries are undisclosed, such as Rubix (2025-11-04) and Solutions 360 (2025-10-19), limiting sector-specific sizing signals for the latest wave.
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