Best Industrial Goods and Manufacturing Companies in British Columbia, Canada
The 123 best Industrial Goods and Manufacturing companies in British Columbia, Canada in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Versamet Royalties.
Our analysis of 50 Industrial Goods and Manufacturing companies
$3.2b in tracked funding; 81% of the stack-profiled cohort runs cloud-native; funding activity peaked in 2025.
Ranked: Best Industrial Goods and Manufacturing companies in British Columbia
| # | Company | Last round | Disclosed funding | Employees | Founder | Tech stack | Web popularity | Patents & IP focus | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 360 Comfort Systems Provider of HVAC, plumbing, and electrical contract services | — | — | — | Reed Gary Owner | ScorpionGoogle MapsBootstrap+10 | Top 50M | — | — |
| 2 | Actuonix Manufacturer of micro linear actuators and linear servos | — | — | 6 | Mike Baker Owner | Cart FunctionalityShift4ShopBootstrap+13 | Top 5M | — | — |
| 3 | Addiform Provider of generative design and additive manufacturing services | — | — | — | Nerea Buxton Co-Founder | — | — | — | — |
| 4 | AdvanTec Manufacturer of weather tight marine closures | — | — | — | Brad Miller President & Owner | — | — | 12 patents Patents concentrated in transport & manufacturing processes | 5 job openings |
| 5 | Allianceconcretepumps Manufacturer of concrete pumps and related equipment | — | — | — | — | Cart FunctionalityWooCommerceWordPress+24 | Top 5M | — | 1 partnership · 2 expansions |
| 6 | Alternative Belting Enterprises Manufacturer of conveyor belts and rubber solutions | — | — | — | Jim Long Founder | — | — | — | — |
| 7 | Amabilis Software 3-D modeling software solutions | — | — | — | Richard Borsheim Founder & Developer | — | — | — | — |
| 8 | Apextech Fiber Contract manufacturer of fabrics | — | — | 85 | — | — | — | — | — |
Top 12 Industrial Goods and Manufacturing companies in British Columbia
#1
Public · Vancouver, British Columbia · founded 2021$104.3Mraised▾
Versamet Royalties is a returns-focused royalty company that invests in mining royalties, streams, and similar assets to generate superior risk-adjusted returns. Their diverse portfolio includes metals that advance industries, materials supporting sustainable infrastructure, and investment assets.
- Jan 2026Post IPO$104.3M
#2
Public · Kelowna, British Columbia · founded 2012 · 92 employees$36.9Mraised▾
Holding firm focused on acquiring manufacturing companies
- Apr 2026Post IPO$5.7M
- Aug 2019Conventional Debt$31.2M
#3
Public · Vancouver, British Columbia · founded 2021$2.8Mraised▾
Manufacturer of antimony and tin metal products
- Dec 2025Post IPO$218K
- May 2025Post IPO$192.8K
- Mar 2025Post IPO$236.4K
- Jan 2025Post IPO$340.1K
#4
Series B · Vancouver, British Columbia · founded 2016 · 15 employees$12.1Mraised▾
Manufacturer of compostable plant-based food serviceware and single-use products. The company utilizes upcycled plant materials to create alternatives to single-use plastics and polystyrene. It offers products such as molded starch trays, compostable straws, cutlery, and cups. The company's technology aims to provide cost-competitive and sustainable solutions for the foodservice industry.
- Jan 2025Series B$242K
- Dec 2024Series B$1.7M
- Nov 2021Series B$8.1M
- Feb 2021Series A—
#5
Series B · Burnaby, British Columbia · founded 2013 · 101 employees$3.1Mraised▾
Provider of a collaborative welding robot system. It can be used for high-mix low-volume production operations. The robot has a 15ft reach and can weld a spool of up to 30ft in length. The welding machine has a 3-axis servo-drive robot arm at its end. The robot has been designed to work in a collaborative fashion and does not require fencing or light curtains. The machine automatically controls the torch-to-pipe distance by using a laser camera and closed-loop control systems.
- Mar 2025Series B$50M
- Aug 2023Series A—
- Jun 2023Grant (prize money)$2.1M
- Sep 2022Series A—
#6
Acquired · North Vancouver, British Columbia · founded 2021 · 10 employees$3.1Mraised▾
Provider of robotic grippers. It offers hardware and software solutions to enable robotic grasping. It caters to various industrial sectors.
- Feb 2025Series A$3.1M
#7
Series A · Vancouver, British Columbia · founded 2016 · 23 employees$5.8Mraised▾
Provider of farm monitoring solutions for cannabis growers. It offers strain-specific cultivation workflow automation, regulatory recordkeeping, and environmental monitoring software supported by wireless IoT sensor networks. The IoT-powered sensors collect and link data to specific plant IDs and analyze the data to generate reports on the growing conditions of every plant. Its system sends notification alerts to the user in case of suboptimal conditions and pathogen attacks. It also provides insights on product demand, industry benchmarks, and market trends for the user to optimize production processes and operations.
- Feb 2024Series A$5.8M
- Jun 2022Seed—
#8
Seed · Vancouver, British Columbia · founded 2019$2.4Mraised▾
Bioform is focused on creating a world without single-use plastics by developing a patented low-energy process for manufacturing hydrogels at commercial speeds. Their goal is to shape a more sustainable future by utilizing regenerative materials.
- Apr 2024Seed—
- 2021Grant (prize money)$1.2M
- Seed$2.4M
#9
Seed · Surrey, British Columbia · founded 2017 · 8 employees$2.2Mraised▾
Offers industrial automation & robotics solutions for multiple industries
- Nov 2023Grant (prize money)$1.2M
- Oct 2021Seed$1M
#10
Deadpooled · Burnaby, British Columbia · founded 2005 · 100 employees$24.7Mraised▾
Bit Stew Systems removes the complexity of industrial operations and connected machines to give clarity and control back to the operator. Purpose-built for the Industrial Internet, Bit Stew's Mix Core platform automates data ingestion, applies machine intelligence to learn patterns in the data, allowing industrial companies to discover actionable insights that optimize operational performance. The company has been acquired by GE Digital.
- Jun 2016Series C$991.6K
- Apr 2016Series B$1.1M
- May 2015Series B$17.2M
- May 2014Venture Debt$3.5M
#11
Series A · Vancouver, British Columbia · founded 2006 · 40 employees$11.1Mraised▾
Fatigue Science has developed wearable devices to optimize sleep and manage fatigue in athletes, military, and organizations. The company's products include ReadiBand which is a wearable device used for tracking sleep and Readi analyzes those data to predicts sleep's impact on reaction time and cognitive effectiveness.
- Feb 2020Series A$3.2M
- Feb 2019Series A$7.6M
- Oct 2009Seed$300K
#12
Late Stage · Vancouver, British Columbia · founded 2010$4.4Mraised▾
Manufacturer of cannabis-based packaging products. It offers stripes to measure the purity of vitamin and peptide dosage in packaging products.
- Jul 2020Post IPO$4M
- May 2020Post IPO$398.3K
Funding & investor landscape
Notable founders
Market landscape — 10 sub-themes by coverage
Share of Industrial Goods and Manufacturing coverage by sub-theme.
Regulatory-risk over time rising
Funding & growth over time
funding rising · growth rising
How research on Additive Manufacturing / 3D Printing is moving in Canada
A read on the academic research around Additive Manufacturing / 3D Printing — which themes are gaining ground, the institutions and researchers driving them, and how the tone is shifting. Based on 956 Canada-affiliated papers.
- University of Toronto67
- University of Alberta66
- McGill University61
- University of Waterloo61
- Western University53
- Composite material1→29
- Fabrication4→31
- Nanotechnology3→23
- 3d printed2→22
- Microfluidics1→13
- Composite material5→57
- Fabrication9→49
- Mechanical engineering2→38
- 3d printed14→48
- Fused deposition modeling4→31
- 3d printed2→14
- Nanotechnology2→9
- Manufacturing engineering1→6
- Fabrication1→5
- Selective laser melting1→5
Where additive manufacturing is researched across Canada
Location clusters by institution affiliation — each city's volume, stance tone, and a quick read on its hot topic, what's advancing, the opening opportunity, and the main concern.
Who's filing additive manufacturing patents in Canada
Canada additive manufacturing patent filing is accelerating — 1,811 filings from 710 assignees (2016–2025), led by NAT RES Council Canada, Pratt & Whitney Canada, Aspect Biosystems; annual filings 90→219.
- NAT RES Council Canada145
- Pratt & Whitney Canada145
- Aspect Biosystems129
- Magna INT68
- Xerox59
- Tekna Plasma Systems59
- Mosaic MFG41
- Husky Injection Molding32
Common questions
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