BC’s tech companies stand out in 2024 TSX Venture 50 list
Tech companies surged on the TSXV, with an average share price growth of 178 percent.
Tech companies surged on the TSXV, with an average share price growth of 178 percent.
The deal offers “the best available path forward” for the healthtech firm.
Despite recently beating its fiscal Q3 targets, Lightspeed’s shares have still fallen.
Shopify aims to deliver “compelling mix of growth and profitability” in 2024.
Healwell AI zeroes in on M&A for growth after surgically removing its clinical footprint.
Growth will be Lightspeed’s “top priority” in the coming year, says CEO.
Just over two years after TSX IPO, Q4 Inc. becomes the latest Canadian tech company to go private.
President Harley Finkelstein said new offerings represent the “next evolution of Shopify lending.”
Exro said deal provides it with “a defined path” to profitability.
The Web3 business has also put its domain up for sale.
Board promotes two leaders from NowVertical’s acquired companies to key leadership roles.
A transitional year in tech inspires many open questions.
Over 61 million consumers globally made purchases from Shopify sellers.
HS GovTech is the latest Canadian tech company delisting from public exchanges.
The move comes a year after the collapse of Bitvo’s deal with would-be acquirer FTX.