Canada

London, Ontario-based armoured-vehicle prime that designs, integrates, manufactures, upgrades, and supports wheeled combat and combat-support vehicles for Canadian and international customers, centred on the Light Armoured Vehicle family.

Comtek Advanced Structures designs, manufactures and repairs aircraft structural components. Its Burlington operation supplies composite panels and avionics racks and provides metallic and composite repairs for regional jets and turboprops.

Manitoba aerospace and defence industry organization supporting sector development, workforce initiatives, supply-chain connection and promotion.

Cohesys is a Toronto medical-device company developing resorbable fracture-fixation technology intended to replace conventional drill, plate and screw approaches for selected fractures.

Vancouver-based venture-capital firm investing in hard-technology companies that improve heavy industry, energy, mining, industrial optimization, infrastructure resilience, and related operational technologies.

TACTIQL is an Ottawa-based, veteran-founded Canadian defence software company developing FULCRUM, a tactical-edge platform that conditions, validates, standardizes, enriches and distributes ISR video and metadata from crewed and uncrewed sensors.

Resolute Autonomy develops Canadian-built uncrewed surface vessels and the perception and control software that runs them. The Almonte company is commissioning Eureka 001, its first hybrid vessel, while developing a common autonomy kit and fleet-control station for additional hulls.

University of Victoria ocean-observatory research and data infrastructure operating deep-sea, coastal and land-based observatories across Pacific, Arctic and Atlantic environments.

Vancouver supply-chain software company providing traceability, workflow, analytics, and computer-vision tools for seafood processors and other food-production operations.

Mostar Labs develops LilyPad, modular floating infrastructure that supplies power and charging in marine locations where fixed shore connections are inconvenient. The Langford production base supports an electric charge-barge development project and coastal demonstrations aimed at reducing dependence on diesel and permanent dock infrastructure.

OTI Lumionics develops specialty materials and manufacturing processes for OLED displays, combining computational chemistry, machine learning and pilot production testing. Its CPM cathode-patterning technology creates openings in display electrodes for under-display sensors and cameras and supports transparent displays. A second area is materials discovery using its iterative qubit coupled cluster (iQCC) simulation methods. The company works with display manufacturers and materials partners to fit new chemistry into production processes.