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Series B+ Food / AgTech Investors in Canada

9 funds

9 Canadian venture capital firms investing in Food / AgTech at Series B+ stage.

AC

Ag Capital Canada

Tillsonburg, ON
SeedSeries B+

Provides capital to help owner-operators take their companies to the next level, with focus on agribusiness, food & beverage, and industrial sectors.

AgribusinessFood & Beverages
BC

BDC Climate Tech Practice

Canada
SeedSeries A

BDC Capital's Climate Tech Practice — the team investing in Canadian climate technology since 2018, deploying through its Climate Tech Fund I and II (

CleantechClimate Tech
BV

Build Ventures

Halifax, NS
SeedSeries A

Early-stage venture capital firm focused on Atlantic Canada, investing from seed through Series C.

SoftwareInternet Software & Services
CC

Cycle Capital Management

Montreal, QC
SeedSeries A

Leading private ClimateTech VC platform investing across North America, Europe and Asia in companies enabling net-zero transition, reducing GHG emissi

CleanTechEnvironmental
DV

District Ventures Capital

Calgary, AB
SeedSeries A

Venture capital fund investing in innovative Canadian companies in the food & beverage and health & wellness sectors.

Food & BeveragesHealth & Wellness
II

InBC Investment Corp

Vancouver, BC
Series ASeries B+

A 500 million dollar strategic investment fund of the Government of British Columbia; invests directly in BC-tied companies and as a limited partner i

CleanTechLife Sciences
JR

James Richardson and Sons

Winnipeg, MB
Series ASeries B+

Winnipeg family conglomerate making opportunistic direct co-investments in agri-food technology, robotics, and life sciences.

AgriFoodRobotics
NC

NGIF Capital

Calgary, Alberta
SeedSeries B+

Early-stage cleantech startups enhancing performance in natural gas value chain. Industry-backed model.

AgtechAI
WV

Wittington Ventures

Toronto, ON
SeedSeries A

Venture arm tied to the Weston family (Wittington Investments, Loblaw, George Weston, Shoppers); three pools including a 100 million dollar Canadian f

ConsumerCommerce