Batteries, services helped ocean tech firm Kraken Robotics sail to strong profit and revenue in 2024
The undersea robotics startup tops the 2025 TSX Venture 50 List despite hardware market challenges.
The undersea robotics startup tops the 2025 TSX Venture 50 List despite hardware market challenges.
R&D funding supported hiring of 17 full time employees at CoLab’s St. John’s headquarters.
Acquisition of US-based firm to build on Newfoundland company’s subsea imaging expertise.
The mining sector dominated the list, with a combined 12 tech companies making the cut.
Kenny founded numerous Atlantic Canada tech companies before retiring in 2022.
Toronto-based investment bank Cormark Securities served as lead underwriter of the offering.
Eight of the 10 startups are Nova Scotia-based, including Milk Moovement and UpBeing.
Firm helping the Canadian Navy identify and dispose of underwater explosives off Canada’s coasts.
CoLab CEO Adam Keating said he expects to grow the team from 86 to 125 employees by the end of the year.
Bronwyn Bridges discusses her journey into healthtech with PragmaClin and her entrepreneurial “superpower.”
Two orgs aim to train thousands of students to meet tech sector talent demands.
Newfoundland’s Kraken Robotics tops technology category.
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