Quebec

Quantacet is a Québec-based specialist venture capital fund investing at pre-seed and seed in quantum computing, sensing, communications, cybersecurity, and enabling technologies with global commercialization potential.

Chantier Naval Forillon is a Québec shipyard that constructs, repairs and modifies working vessels from Gaspé and Rivière-au-Renard. Its portfolio spans commercial fishing boats, tugs, ferries and Canadian Coast Guard lifeboats and research vessels, combining hull production with naval engineering and project-specific systems integration.

Canadian space-data company developing space-situational-awareness services and satellite-based information products.

C3RiOS Systems is a Montreal avionics developer that builds cockpit and remote-pilot-station software around reusable display, data, alerting and logic engines. Its approach lets an aircraft or drone programme configure interfaces and integrate its own systems around a common software foundation. The company also offers software assurance, systems integration, human-factors and training engineering. Its June 2025 announcements describe Antonov AN-124 modernization, AN-178 cockpit integration and JetZero demonstrator management/display work. Those are company-reported programme roles, with delivery and acceptance milestones to establish for each aircraft. Government disclosures independently document support for RPAS avionics and flight-management development; DND also names C3RiOS in the selected NEXUS consortium. These provide concrete routes for technical collaboration, while a complete certified RPAS station remains a development objective.

Investissement Québec is Quebec's public economic development and financing corporation, providing investment, advisory and technology-support services intended to increase business innovation, productivity and growth.

Canadian uncrewed aircraft, aerial intelligence and remotely piloted systems company supporting industrial and public-safety operations.

Abipa Canada is the Boisbriand aerospace-manufacturing business within Abipa International. Incorporated in 1982, the Canadian company produces custom precision components in hard and exotic metals and aerospace subassemblies for engines, landing gear and structures. Government material also describes mechanical assembly and kitting. Its Boisbriand factory, built in 2015, incorporates high-precision CNC equipment, automation and robotization. The Canadian operation forms part of an international manufacturing network created by the 2021 combination of Abipa Canada and France's ARM group. That structure can combine complementary manufacturing roles across sites, but the Canadian plant's work and approvals need to be identified separately from those of France and Morocco. Abipa Canada's fiscal-2025 report describes approximately 250 suppliers, predominantly in Canada and the United States, supplying materials, bought components, tools, treatments and consumables. Airbus Canada's A220 approved-suppliers list dated August 19, 2026 identifies the Boisbriand company and site as an approved A-subcontractor. This is direct buyer evidence of supplier status at that date, without identifying a particular component, order quantity or available production capacity. Abipa's own quality page separately lists AS9100D and Nadcap welding for Boisbriand; those company listings have a different evidence scope from the Airbus record.

Avior Integrated Products is a Quebec aerospace manufacturer integrating machined metal, sheet-metal and composite parts into aerostructures and mechanical assemblies. It also offers external engineering, tooling and proof-of-concept services, and ultrasonic inspection, material characterization and laboratory testing.

Ambra Solutions designs and deploys private LTE and 5G networks from Trois-Rivières, Quebec, and builds the rugged devices and software that connect industrial equipment to those networks. Its work spans radio infrastructure, spectrum and SIM provisioning, on-site integration, positioning and continuing support. Ericsson's Nutrien case documents a Rocanville mine deployment and makes the responsibilities tangible: Ericsson supplies the radio layer, while Ambra provides positioning and monitoring software and engineering services.

Humanitas Solutions is a Montréal technology company integrating collaborative robotics, autonomous platforms, resilient communications and digital-twin systems.

True North Marine is the Montreal-based maritime digital-services trade name of Accelleron Canada Inc. It provides TNM-developed OptiNav AI voyage optimization, weather routing, vessel-performance monitoring, emissions reporting and post-voyage analysis within Accelleron's LOREKA360° portfolio.