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2024 Canadian VC, 3rd best in history, Q4 crash points to uncertain 2025

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TORONTO, March 5, 2025 /CNW/ – Canadian venture capital (VC) in 2024 totalled $8.89 billion* from 739 financings.

Summary

2024 disbursement $8.89 billion is the third best in Canadian VC history, behind 2021’s $14.2 billion and 2022’s $9.71 billion.Q3 2024 disbursement $3.57 billion is the second best behind Q2 2021’s $4.90 billion.Q4 2024 disbursement $1.19 billion is the second worst quarterly result since 2021 just ahead of Q3 2023’s $1.17 billion.

CPE Analytics tracks capital that flows directly into the companies and excludes known secondary portions of transaction rounds, in which no money went to the companies to help them grow and scale.  CPE Analytics provides Canada’s only reliable benchmark on Canadian VC investment activities.  With the inclusion of secondaries, substantially large sums in recent years, other providers’ data are of little use and relevance to truly and accurately measure and benchmark the state of Canadian VC ecosystem.

Key Observations

I.  USA, South Korea China, UK top four funding sources
USA, South Korea, China and UK are top four funding sources for Canadian companies, together accounting for 62% of capital flowing into Canadian companies.

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* * * CPE Analytics’ dataset is distinguished by a rigorous application of proper methodological practice which, for instance, does not include M&A transactions completed by VC-backed portfolio companies or other secondaries transactions. For example, Clio itself did not receive US $900 million of the total funding. A substantial of the funding went to company’s management and employees, and to existing investors.

II.  Asian investors led by South Korea, China, Japan increased their shares of funding sources 
Investors from Asia invested $842 million or 9% in Canadian companies. Top five Asian investor were from South Korea, China, Japan, Taiwan and Hong Kong. There was no investment from Indian investors. Asian investors’ share could  be higher if some of their investments made from the offshore locations had been disclosed.   In comparison, Asian investors invested $343 million for 5% share of total Canadian disbursements in 2023.

III.  Governments continue to out-invest Canadian private VCs 
Canadian governments invested $941 million, our-investing Canadian private VC by $235 million.  In comparison, governments and private VC invested $847 million and $496 million in 2023 respectively, for a differential of almost $351 million

IV.  Q4 crash points to an uncertain 2025
Canadian companies attracted $1.19 billion in Q4 2024, a precipitous fall of 67% from Q3 2024.  Q3 being the second best quarterly Canadian results has made the matter even worse.  Not considering of Q3, 2024, Q4 2024 reported the second lowest quarterly results since 2021, barely bettering Q3 2023 by $18 million. There is still plenty time to fully account the quarter, Q1, 2025 has yet to show any sight of turning round.

V.  VC fund fundraising continues to lag
58 funds raised $2.64 billion, ahead the historic low of $1.72 billion in 2023, still far behind fundraising in 2022 in which 48 funds raised $4.74 billion.   

” The 2024 data starkly reveal the dependence of Canada’s innovation industries on foreign VC investment, particularly that originating from the US which alone accounted for 53% of all VC investment dollars in Canada. At a time of hyper-nationalism in the US federal administration today and with fears of economic warfare across multiple fronts surging in Canada and elsewhere this over-reliance on US VC constitutes a strategic weakness of Canada in the competition for scarce investment dollars. The US federal government’s focus on securing American technological leadership will likely result in it actively promoting US VC investment into domestic firms while looking askance at foreign ventures. As a result, Canada will need to prepare for a material decline in US VC investment over the short to medium term and which will need to be met with increased VC supply from Canadian sources including private, corporate and government,” commented Richard Rémillard, President of Rémillard Consulting Group (RCG).

” The 2024 data show the increasing proportion of investment dollars going into ICT, driven largely by AI. As Marc Andreessen famously said, “Software is eating the world”, compared to 2017, the data starkly reveal how Biotech and Cleantech have reversed positions as Biotech has plummeted as a proportion of VC investments while Cleantech has reached new heights.  Fintech investments, as a proportion overall, continue to stagnate,” added Rémillard,

2024 Highlights

Top 10 municipal cities
The top 10 cities collectively raised $8.13 billion, accounting for 91% of the total disbursements.  

Municipal City

Province

# Fin’s

$ Millions

Toronto

Ontario

201

3,345

Montreal

Quebec

66

1,159

Vancouver

British Colombia

118

1080

Burnaby

British Columbia

9

906

Calgary

Alberta

79

765

Quebec City

Quebec

19

286

Kitchener

Ontario

14

197

Mississauga

Ontario

13

159

Ottawa

Ontario

31

128

Richmond

British Columbia

6

102

556

8,128

Top 10 foreign funding sources
Investors from the top 10 countries accounted 66% of total capital flow into Canadian companies.

Country

$ Millions

United States

4,693

South Korea

454

China

168

United Kingdom

164

Japan

123

Switzerland

100

Netherlands

64

Sweden

57

Germany

51

France

42

Top 10 Investor types
Top 10 types of investors accounted of 91% of the total disbursements into Canadian companies.

Investor Type

$ Millions

Private VC – US

2,091

Mutual/Hedge Fund – US

1,327

Corporate – Foreign

962

Government – CDN

941

Corporate – US

836

Private VC – CDN

706

Private VC – Foreign

352

Corporate – CDN

301

Private Investors – CDN

261

Family Office – CDN

249

Top 10 VC law firms
48 law firms were tracked or reported to participate in Canadian VC financings in the first nine months of 2024.  

Law Firm

# Companies

# Financings

$ Millions

Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP

28

59

2,201

Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP

19

70

450

LaBarge Weinstein LLP

14

32

196

Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP

8

13

475

Dentons Canada LLP

8

15

49

McCarthy Tétrault LLP

6

15

107

Mintz LLP

5

22

50

McInnes Cooper

5

16

33

Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

5

23

28

Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP

4

8

13

Summary report
Summary report can be downloaded from financings.ca website:  https://www.financings.ca/reports/

Methodology
Included

Equity and quasi-equity investments in companies directly.

Excluded

Secondary transactions (investor/shareholder exit events) in which companies received no money.Acquisition for expansions (M&As)PE transactionsFinancing by foreign headquartered/domiciled companies with Canadian subsidiaries.

Rémillard Consulting Group (RCG)
Rémillard Consulting Group (RCG) is a unique, Ottawa-based, bilingual consulting firm specializing in providing private sector, government & trade association clients with creative, research-grounded solutions to business issues and public policies involving the Canadian financial services industry. For more information: rremillard@bellnet.ca

CPE Analytics
With 108,900 financing transactions, and growing continuously and rapidly to its all Canadian Financings database, CPE Analytics is Canada’s undisputed leader in financing intelligence.  We provide comprehensive, verified, unbiased and unmatched insights and intelligence on private and public financings, initial public offerings (IPOs), M&As, professional investment firm fundraising activities.

We cover all aspects of VC information, not limited to but including Canada’s only information on VC firm fundraising, VC funding sources (where all the VC came from and from which types of investors).

CPE Analytics is the data analytics division of CPE Media & Data Company.  More Info: https://cpeanalytics.cahttps://financings.ca

CPE Media & Data Company
Founded by Canada’s the most experienced private capital and financing research experts, CPE Media & Data Company is Canada’s leading all financing news and intelligence provider. More information: https://cpecompany.ca/

 

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Prezent Vivo 1.0 accelerates AI-native med comms with AI-generated posters and fixed-price scientific delivery

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Prezent Vivo 1.0 features a reimagined AI-native platform with an interactive content studio, AI-generated scientific posters, overnight editorial services, and Fixed-Price Projects that help Medical Affairs and Commercial teams create high-quality communications faster, with expert oversight, 24 to 72-hour delivery, and more than 50% cost savings.

PALO ALTO, Calif., July 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Prezent Vivo, the communications platform trusted by more than 150 Life Sciences companies, including 45 of the world’s top 50 BioPharma organizations, today launched Prezent Vivo 1.0, a reimagined AI-native platform featuring an interactive content studio, AI-generated scientific posters, overnight editorial services, and Fixed-Price Projects that help Medical Affairs and Commercial teams create high-quality communications faster, with expert oversight and lower costs.

An Integrated Experience for Life Sciences Communication

Built around the way life sciences teams work, Prezent Vivo 1.0 combines purpose-built AI with expert medical communications services in a single platform. Medical Affairs and Commercial teams can create, manage, and scale communications by generating first drafts with conversational AI, creating congress-ready scientific posters, or engaging Prezent’s experts for high-stakes projects, moving seamlessly between self-serve AI and expert-managed services as needed.

“Scientific breakthroughs only matter when they’re communicated effectively,” said Rajat Mishra, CEO and Co-Founder of Prezent. “Prezent Vivo 1.0 brings AI and human expertise together to help Life Sciences teams move from discovery to better patient outcomes, faster.”

The New AI-Native Platform

At the core of Prezent Vivo 1.0 is a reimagined AI-native platform. The interactive content studio combines conversational AI, expert services, and seamless access to enterprise and scientific data sources, including PubMed, Veeva, Microsoft Copilot, and 25+ other integrations.

Astrid, Prezent’s AI agent for life sciences, transforms scientific content into high-quality communications while incorporating brand compliance, regulatory language, and clinical evidence structures from the very first draft.

AI-Generated Scientific Posters

One of the key additions to Prezent Vivo 1.0 is AI-generated scientific posters. Astrid transforms abstracts, publications, clinical study reports, spreadsheets, and other scientific source materials into congress-ready, publication-quality posters in minutes. Supporting more than 13 languages, Prezent Vivo 1.0 helps global Medical Affairs and Commercial teams accelerate congress preparation while maintaining scientific rigor.

Fixed-Price Projects Deliver Expert Communications at AI Speed

Prezent Vivo 1.0 also introduced Fixed-Price Projects, a fully managed service that combines AI-native speed with expert scientific oversight to deliver agency-quality medical communications in 24 to 72 hours at more than 50% lower cost than traditional agency models.

Prezent’s customers can share their objectives and source materials to Astrid and the platform then creates an initial draft, while Prezent’s Presentation Engineers and medical communications experts refine the narrative, validate the science, and ensure every deliverable meets the highest standards of accuracy, compliance, and quality.

Prezent Vivo 1.0 Fixed Price Projects launches with three specialized offerings:

Competitive Intelligence 360: Provides pre-congress planning, overnight congress coverage, post-event synthesis within 24 hours, and ongoing competitive monitoring.AdBoard Insights: Accelerates advisory board reporting with expert-validated showreels and moderator guides before meetings, executive summaries within 24 hours, and strategic reports within 72 hours.Scientific Posters: Transforms accepted abstracts into congress-ready, print-ready posters within 72 hours, with optional digital ePosters, HCP presentations, and plain-language summaries.

Overnight Editorial Services

Prezent Vivo 1.0 also expanded managed services with Overnight Editorial Services. In addition to Prezent’s design excellence, expert editors now review presentations overnight for copy precision, helping Life Sciences teams improve clarity, consistency, and scientific accuracy while meeting demanding timelines.

Our customers didn’t ask us for another AI feature,” said Deepti Juturu, Co-Founder and Chief Customer Officer at Prezent Vivo. “Prezent Vivo’s customers wanted one partner that could support every type of communication their teams create. Whether they’re generating a scientific poster in minutes or outsourcing an advisory board project, they expect the same speed, scientific precision, compliance, and quality. Prezent Vivo 1.0 release delivers exactly that.”

Built for the Way Life Sciences Teams Work

Life Sciences teams are under increasing pressure to create effective communications and respond faster to scientific developments. While general-purpose AI offers speed, it often lacks the scientific depth required for regulated communications, and traditional agencies can be slower and more costly.

Prezent Vivo combines purpose-built AI with expert medical communications services, enabling teams to move seamlessly between AI-powered content creation and expert support based on the needs of each project.

“Prezent Vivo 1.0 gives Life Sciences teams the flexibility to work the way they need, with AI, experts, or a combination of both, helping them reduce costs without compromising scientific quality.” – Francine Carrick, President, Prezent Vivo

About Prezent

Prezent is the only Life Sciences communications platform that combines purpose-built AI with human expertise to deliver fast, cost-effective, scientifically precise, and compliant communications at scale. Headquartered in Palo Alto, California, Prezent serves more than 150 Life Sciences companies, including 45 of the world’s top 50 BioPharma organizations. Through Prezent Vivo, the company helps Medical Affairs and Commercial teams create high-quality communications faster across the entire product lifecycle.

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Quiq Accelerates Global Partner Strategy with the Appointment of Industry Veteran Jim Tennant

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BOZEMAN, Mont., July 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Quiq, the agentic AI agent platform that resolves customer needs throughout the entire customer journey, today announced that Jim Tennant has joined the company as Global Channel Chief. Tennant’s addition marks a deliberate expansion of Quiq’s investment in its partner ecosystem at a moment of rapid growth for the company.

The addition reflects Quiq’s confidence in its growth within the partner ecosystem. Many vendors in the agentic AI space are just answering FAQs. Quiq is solving real customer issues with AI like a human agent would for large enterprises like Roku, Staples, Brinks Home, and Accor. For partners, that difference matters: it means selling a platform with a track record, not a roadmap. Growing the channel leadership team is a direct response to that demand.

Tennant brings decades of channel leadership experience across enterprise software, customer experience, AI, and cloud ecosystems. He will focus on:

Accelerating partner-sourced and partner-influenced pipeline growthExpanding strategic alliances, advisory firms, global systems integrators, distributors, and technology partnershipsDelivering predictable revenue opportunities through joint go-to-market executionProviding world-class enablement, support, and ecosystem collaborationHelping customers transform customer experience with agentic AI at enterprise scale

“Partners don’t want another AI vendor with a good demo. They want a platform they can confidently put in front of their clients, deploy, and maintain for the long term,” said Jim Tennant, Global Channel Chief at Quiq. “That’s what drew me here. Quiq already has large enterprises solving real-world issues in production, which is a rare thing in this market right now. The team has already built real momentum, and my job is to make sure every partner sees Quiq the way our customers already do.”

Mike Myer, CEO of Quiq, framed the hire as part of a broader pattern. “We are seeing a groundswell of interest from channel partners, especially for Voice AI. Jim’s addition to the Quiq team elevates an already strong team to world class.”

Quiq’s approach is built on the same foundation as its product: agentic AI that gets work done across channels, matched with governed AI that keeps every decision transparent, verified, and in line with brand standards. That combination is what allows partners to sell Quiq with confidence, and what has made Quiq a trusted name among the enterprises it already serves.

About Quiq

Quiq is the agentic AI agent platform that resolves customer needs throughout the entire customer journey, maintaining continuous context across all channels while giving you complete visibility into every AI decision. Leading global brands including Roku, Accor, Brinks Home, Staples, IHG Hotels & Resorts, Terminix, Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie, and Bob’s Discount Furniture trust Quiq to resolve customer needs with confidence. Learn more at quiq.com.

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Electric Vehicle Market to Reach US$2,169.5 Bn by 2033 Accelerates Amid Electrification and Policy Support – Persistence Market Research

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LONDON, July 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The global electric vehicle market is growing rapidly, expected to be valued at around US$ 833.2 billion in 2026 and projected to reach US$ 2,169.5 billion by 2033, with a CAGR of 14.7% in the coming years. This expansion comes from continuous battery technology improvements, declining battery costs, supportive government policies, and strong investments across the automotive value chain. Electric vehicles are becoming central to transportation decarbonization strategies, supporting national climate targets and reshaping the future of mobility. While charging infrastructure gaps and affordability challenges remain in certain regions, lower ownership costs and expanding model availability continue to strengthen consumer adoption.

Key Highlight: BYD’s Vertical Integration Strengthens Its Position in the Global Electric Vehicle Market in 2025

A standout development in 2025 was BYD’s continued growth, supported by its vertically integrated business model. According to the Financial Times, BYD controls much of its supply chain, including battery production and other key manufacturing capabilities, allowing the company to reduce reliance on external suppliers while strengthening production efficiency. The company has also expanded its control over logistics, including vehicle transportation, as part of its broader integration strategy.The company’s manufacturing scale continued to accelerate in 2025. BYD sold 1,000,804 new energy vehicles (NEVs) during the first quarter of 2025, representing a 59.8% year-over-year increase. Passenger vehicle sales reached 986,098 units, while commercial vehicle sales totaled 14,706 units. Battery electric vehicles accounted for 416,388 units, and plug-in hybrid vehicle sales reached 569,710 units. The company also reported plans to increase exports from 417,204 vehicles in 2024 to 800,000 vehicles in 2025, reflecting its growing international ambitions.BYD’s strong operational performance builds on its record 2024 sales of approximately 4.25 million new energy vehicles and revenue growth to 777 billion yuan, demonstrating how its integrated manufacturing approach supports rapid production growth and financial performance. The combination of in-house production capabilities and expanding global operations has strengthened BYD’s competitiveness as it continues to scale its presence in international electric vehicle markets.

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Government Policies and Emission Regulations Accelerate EV Adoption

Government incentives and tightening emission standards are significantly increasing the demand for electric vehicles worldwide. Policymakers are using subsidies, tax exemptions, purchase incentives, and zero-emission mandates to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and encourage cleaner transportation alternatives. Countries across Europe, North America, and Asia Pacific are implementing stricter fuel economy regulations, making electrification a critical strategy for automakers to meet compliance requirements.

More than 85% of global vehicle sales are now covered by increasingly stringent fuel economy and CO2 regulations. Markets such as China, the European Union, and several U.S. states have strengthened zero-emission vehicle targets, creating a favorable environment for EV manufacturers. These policies have accelerated investments in battery production, vehicle assembly plants, and charging infrastructure.

Public and private investments in charging networks are also expanding rapidly. Governments are introducing requirements for EV charging facilities in new residential and commercial buildings while supporting nationwide fast-charging corridors. Urban low-emission zones and preferential access policies are further encouraging EV ownership in densely populated cities.

China continues to demonstrate the impact of policy-driven growth. In 2024, the country sold more than 11 million electric vehicles, surpassing total global EV sales recorded only a few years earlier. Government-backed vehicle replacement programs and incentives continue to stimulate demand, while India’s target of achieving 30% EV penetration by 2030 is driving investment across the domestic EV ecosystem. These initiatives are creating sustained opportunities for automakers, battery manufacturers, and charging infrastructure providers.

Advances in Battery Technology and Lower Operating Costs Drive Consumer Demand

Battery technology improvements and lower lifetime ownership costs are another major driver of the electric vehicle market. Advances in lithium-ion batteries have increased vehicle range, improved energy density, reduced charging times, and lowered production costs. These developments are making EVs increasingly competitive with conventional internal combustion engine vehicles.

Electric vehicles can deliver up to 50% lower maintenance and operating costs over their lifetime compared to internal combustion engine vehicles. With fewer moving parts, lower servicing requirements, and reduced fuel expenses, EVs are becoming more attractive for private consumers, fleet operators, and commercial transportation providers.

Manufacturers are also introducing software-defined vehicles, advanced driver assistance systems, and connected features that enhance the ownership experience. Continuous innovation is helping improve performance while reducing costs, supporting broader adoption across both developed and emerging economies.

Segmentation Insights: Battery Electric Vehicles Lead the Transition While Fuel Cell EVs Build Future Growth Momentum

Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) are expected to remain the leading propulsion segment, accounting for approximately 45% of the global electric vehicle market, supported by declining battery costs, expanding charging infrastructure, and strong government incentives promoting zero-emission mobility. Meanwhile, Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEVs) are projected to emerge as the fastest-growing propulsion segment, driven by increasing adoption in long-haul freight, heavy commercial vehicles, and industrial transport where fast refueling and extended driving range offer significant advantages.

Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEVs) continue to serve as a transitional technology in regions with limited charging infrastructure. A notable development reinforcing BEV leadership came in 2025, when major automakers including BYD and Tesla expanded next-generation battery-powered vehicle portfolios and production capacity, strengthening global EV supply and accelerating the industry’s transition toward fully electric mobility.

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Regional Insights: Asia Pacific Commands Global Leadership While India Emerges as the Fastest Growing EV Market

Asia Pacific holds the largest share of the electric vehicle market, accounting for more than 58% of global value, supported by large-scale manufacturing capabilities, strong policy support, and rapidly expanding consumer adoption. China dominates both production and consumption, benefiting from advanced battery supply chains, cost competitiveness, and sustained government incentives. The country’s EV sales surpassed 11 million units in 2024, while electric vehicles represented nearly half of all new vehicle purchases by the end of the year.

India is emerging as one of the fastest-growing EV markets, recording approximately 50% growth in 2023 with more than 1.5 million units sold. Government initiatives, domestic battery manufacturing investments, and the national target of achieving 30% EV penetration by 2030 continue to strengthen long-term growth prospects.

Europe remains the second-largest electric vehicle market with sustained demand driven by emission regulations and electrification targets. Battery electric vehicles continue gaining market share across major European economies, although policy changes and subsidy withdrawals have created uneven growth patterns in some countries. North America also remains a key market, supported by local manufacturing investments, tax incentives, and increasing competition among established automakers and emerging EV brands.

Key Players and Business Strategies

Leading players include Tesla, BYD, Hyundai Motor Group, Volkswagen Group, and SAIC Motor.

Tesla continues to leverage aggressive pricing strategies, software capabilities, and autonomous driving investments to maintain global competitiveness despite intensifying competition.BYD focuses on vertical integration, controlling major parts of its supply chain to reduce costs, secure battery availability, and accelerate product launches.Hyundai Motor Group is expanding local manufacturing capacity and capitalizing on government incentives to strengthen its market position across North America and global markets.Volkswagen Group continues investing heavily in dedicated EV platforms, battery partnerships, and large-scale electrification programs to expand its global electric vehicle portfolio.SAIC Motor benefits from China’s manufacturing ecosystem and strategic partnerships, allowing it to compete aggressively on pricing while expanding domestic and international market presence.

Summary:

The global electric vehicle market is projected to grow from US$ 833.2 billion in 2026 to US$ 2,169.5 billion by 2033, registering a CAGR of 14.7%.Government incentives, stringent emission regulations, and rapid advances in battery technology continue to accelerate global EV adoption.Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) are expected to lead the propulsion segment with a 45% market share, while Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEVs) are projected to be the fastest-growing propulsion technology.Asia Pacific is projected to account for over 58% of the global market, led by China’s manufacturing strength and large-scale EV adoption, while India is expected to be the fastest-growing regional market.

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Market Segmentation

By Vehicle Type

ScootersMotorcyclesPassenger VehicleLight Commercial VehicleHeavy Commercial Vehicle

By Propulsion Type

Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV)Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV)Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV)Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV)

By Range

Up to 150 Km151 to 300 Km301 to 500 KmAbove 500 Km

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