Pangaea Ventures
Pangaea Ventures is a Vancouver-based venture capital firm founded in 2000 that provides early- to growth-stage funding for technology-driven and materials-intensive ventures. It concentrates on hard tech and advanced materials across energy, electronics, health, nanotechnology, chemistry, and cleantech, pursuing solutions in energy generation and storage, energy efficiency, and environmental materials. The firm backs companies addressing fundamental global challenges such as climate change, food and water security, and health outcomes, with a preference for commercial products and enabling technologies. It typically seeks significant minority stakes, aims to hold board representation, and positions itself as a lead investor while remaining open to co-investment. While headquartered in Vancouver, it operates with additional offices in Phoenix and Hillsborough and focuses on opportunities in North America and Europe. The firm emphasizes impact-oriented investing across incubation, startup, and growth phases, supporting portfolio companies through multiple growth stages.
68 past transactions
Hinalea Imaging
Seed Round in 2025
Hinalea Imaging is a technology company that unifies the power of digital imaging to reveal critical details about a product.
ChEmpower
Series A in 2025
ChEmpower is a materials technology company specializing in the development of chemically reactive, abrasive-free planarization pads for advanced semiconductor manufacturing. Their innovative products enhance chip yields and promote sustainability by eliminating abrasives and reducing process steps.
Aspect Biosystems
Series B in 2025
Aspect Biosystems Ltd. is a biotechnology company based in Vancouver, Canada, specializing in 3D bioprinting and tissue engineering. Founded in 2013, the company leverages proprietary microfluidic 3D bioprinting technology to develop bioprinted tissue therapeutics aimed at transforming disease treatment. By integrating therapeutic cells and materials science, Aspect Biosystems creates allogeneic cell-based tissue therapeutics that can replace or repair damaged organ functions. The company also provides a Lab-on-a-printer technology that allows precise control over biomaterial composition and structure during tissue fabrication. Its innovative platform supports the development of novel therapeutics and enhances understanding in fundamental biology and disease research, catering to pharmaceutical firms and academic institutions focused on respiratory diseases and regenerative medicine. Aspect Biosystems is actively collaborating with researchers and industry leaders to address significant challenges in the field of regenerative medicine.
Green Theme Technologies
Series C in 2024
Green Theme Technologies Inc is a developer of environmentally-friendly chemical technology focused on the finishing of textiles and nonwovens. Founded in 2012 and based in Rio Rancho, New Mexico, the company aims to innovate in the textile industry by creating products that surpass the performance of existing technologies while also eliminating water usage and reducing pollution. Green Theme Technologies is committed to sustainable practices and seeks to transform textile finishing processes through its advanced, dry technology solutions.
Biodel AG
Series A in 2023
Developer of biological crop inputs designed to enhance plant quality and yield. The company has developed a chemical that has been derived from natural resources from the desert, mountain, and sea plants that are effective, economical to use, and have broad application in various formulations for fertilizer, stimulants, and pesticides, helping farmers and organic growers with regenerative agriculture to ensure crop protection and yield enhancement.
Compact Membrane Systems
Series A in 2023
Compact Membrane Systems specializes in providing scalable membrane solutions for the decarbonization revolution. It develops technology to capture and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, avert global warming, and transform the industry into a long-term sustainable enterprise.
Prime Roots
Series B in 2023
Prime Roots is a San Francisco-based company founded in 2017 that specializes in producing plant-based food products as alternatives to meat and seafood. The company utilizes natural koji proteins derived from fungi to create vegetarian-based super protein foods, such as salmon burgers, which mimic the taste, texture, and nutritional value of animal-derived products. By offering these alternatives, Prime Roots aims to reduce carbon-intensive reliance on animals and provide both meat-eaters and vegans with access to protein-rich food options. The company also organizes food events for its members and serves the broader food sector.
pH7
Series A in 2023
pH7 is a cleantech company focused on sustainable extraction and refining of platinum group metals from primary resources, mining residues, and recycling streams. Its process employs green, biodegradable solvents in a closed-loop system to extract PGMs on-site at mines, scrap yards, and recycling facilities, avoiding smelting and minimizing waste and emissions. The technology enables economical, on-site recovery of precious metals from both primary and secondary resources, reducing environmental impact and supporting the transition to renewable energy by ensuring a secure supply of PGMs for catalysts and other applications.
TruTag Technologies
Series D in 2021
TruTag Technologies, Inc. is a technology company specializing in precision-fabricated nano-porous silica for applications in drug delivery, product authentication, and data intelligence. The company has developed TruTag, an edible microtag aimed at identifying, authenticating, and ensuring the quality of medicines, medical products, food items, and consumer goods. This innovation helps mitigate issues such as counterfeiting, product diversions, and quality control, serving various industries including healthcare, life sciences, food and beverages, and electronics. TruTag Technologies operates a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Hawaii and has engineering offices in California, with additional business development offices across the United States and in Scotland. The company has garnered recognition for its technological advancements, including accolades from the SPIE Prism Awards and the Edison Awards, and has been acknowledged by the World Economic Forum as a Technology Pioneer.
Hazel Technologies
Series C in 2021
Hazel Technologies develops and produces postharvest technologies that extend the shelf life of fresh produce. The company’s core product is a carton insert that releases ethylene inhibitors, such as 1‑MCP, to slow respiration and aging in fruits and vegetables, thereby reducing spoilage and waste. In addition to its hardware, Hazel offers horticultural consulting and supply‑chain solutions that help growers, shippers, and retailers optimize storage conditions and inventory management. Founded in 2015, the company is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, with an additional site in Salinas, California. Its technologies have been validated by academic research and supported by USDA funding, positioning Hazel as a key player in improving the efficiency and sustainability of the fresh‑produce supply chain.
Prime Roots
Series A in 2020
Prime Roots is a San Francisco-based company founded in 2017 that specializes in producing plant-based food products as alternatives to meat and seafood. The company utilizes natural koji proteins derived from fungi to create vegetarian-based super protein foods, such as salmon burgers, which mimic the taste, texture, and nutritional value of animal-derived products. By offering these alternatives, Prime Roots aims to reduce carbon-intensive reliance on animals and provide both meat-eaters and vegans with access to protein-rich food options. The company also organizes food events for its members and serves the broader food sector.
Flore by Sun Genomics
Series A in 2020
Sun Genomics, Inc. is a microbiome health company based in San Diego, California, specializing in customized probiotics aimed at addressing dysbiosis. Founded in 2014, the company’s flagship product, Floré, combines a gut microbiome test with personalized probiotic formulations tailored to individual gut profiles, assessed through whole-genome sequencing. The Floré Gut Test includes a microflora collection kit, a comprehensive microflora profile analysis, and wellness consultations. Additionally, Sun Genomics offers Floré Tots, a probiotic solution designed for children up to age 12, which comes in a convenient powder form that can be easily mixed with beverages. The company sells its products online, providing an automatic renewal service to enhance customer convenience.
Aspect Biosystems
Series A in 2020
Aspect Biosystems Ltd. is a biotechnology company based in Vancouver, Canada, specializing in 3D bioprinting and tissue engineering. Founded in 2013, the company leverages proprietary microfluidic 3D bioprinting technology to develop bioprinted tissue therapeutics aimed at transforming disease treatment. By integrating therapeutic cells and materials science, Aspect Biosystems creates allogeneic cell-based tissue therapeutics that can replace or repair damaged organ functions. The company also provides a Lab-on-a-printer technology that allows precise control over biomaterial composition and structure during tissue fabrication. Its innovative platform supports the development of novel therapeutics and enhances understanding in fundamental biology and disease research, catering to pharmaceutical firms and academic institutions focused on respiratory diseases and regenerative medicine. Aspect Biosystems is actively collaborating with researchers and industry leaders to address significant challenges in the field of regenerative medicine.
ESS
Series C in 2019
Founded in 2011, ESS provides safe, cost-effective long-duration energy storage solutions for commercial & industrial applications, utilities, microgrids, and off-grid systems. Their patented iron-electrolyte flow cell design enables reliable clean energy integration.
TruTag Technologies
Series C in 2019
TruTag Technologies, Inc. is a technology company specializing in precision-fabricated nano-porous silica for applications in drug delivery, product authentication, and data intelligence. The company has developed TruTag, an edible microtag aimed at identifying, authenticating, and ensuring the quality of medicines, medical products, food items, and consumer goods. This innovation helps mitigate issues such as counterfeiting, product diversions, and quality control, serving various industries including healthcare, life sciences, food and beverages, and electronics. TruTag Technologies operates a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Hawaii and has engineering offices in California, with additional business development offices across the United States and in Scotland. The company has garnered recognition for its technological advancements, including accolades from the SPIE Prism Awards and the Edison Awards, and has been acknowledged by the World Economic Forum as a Technology Pioneer.
Hazel Technologies
Series B in 2019
Hazel Technologies develops and produces postharvest technologies that extend the shelf life of fresh produce. The company’s core product is a carton insert that releases ethylene inhibitors, such as 1‑MCP, to slow respiration and aging in fruits and vegetables, thereby reducing spoilage and waste. In addition to its hardware, Hazel offers horticultural consulting and supply‑chain solutions that help growers, shippers, and retailers optimize storage conditions and inventory management. Founded in 2015, the company is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, with an additional site in Salinas, California. Its technologies have been validated by academic research and supported by USDA funding, positioning Hazel as a key player in improving the efficiency and sustainability of the fresh‑produce supply chain.
Vestaron Corporation
Series B in 2019
Vestaron develops and manufactures peptide-based biologic crop protection products. Its offerings include Spear-T for thrips control in greenhouses, Spear-Lep for fruits and vegetables, and Leprotec for field use. Headquartered in Durham, North Carolina with a research center in Kalamazoo, Michigan, Vestaron aims to provide growers with effective, safe, and sustainable biopesticides.
AEPONYX
Series A in 2019
AEPONYX designs and manufactures fabless micro optical switch semiconductor chips for tunable transceivers and optical circuit switches. It combines planar MEMS and silicon photonics to enable disaggregated switching systems and tunability in both transmission and reception in pluggable transceivers. Its photonic integrated circuits integrate MEMS and thermo-optic switches with silicon nitride, supporting high-speed data transmission and flexible optical switching for telecom, datacom, and cloud applications. Founded in 2011 and based in Montreal, the company focuses on fiber optic access to the cloud and next-generation optical networks by delivering compact, energy-efficient micro optical switches.
Modulim
Series B in 2019
Modulim is a company developing light-based imaging devices based on spatial frequency domain imaging (SFDI) for tissue and vascular assessment. The Clarifi Imaging System helps identify patients at risk of complications such as diabetic foot ulcers and potential limb loss due to compromised circulation, enabling clinicians to intervene earlier and protect limbs. The company's devices support skin assessment and treatment monitoring, providing tools to prevent, diagnose, and monitor medical skin conditions.
Tactus Technology
Venture Round in 2018
Tactus Technology, Inc. is a technology company based in Fremont, California, with an additional office in Tokyo, Japan. Founded in 2008, Tactus specializes in designing, developing, and manufacturing polymer-based user interfaces for mobile and consumer electronic devices. The company has created a proprietary protective film known as TrueWrite, which serves both as a writing surface and a protective layer for touchscreen devices. This innovative film is self-healing, anti-scratch, and impact-resistant, making it suitable for a range of applications, including foldable, wearable, and rollable electronics. Tactus Technology aims to enhance the durability of electronic devices while reducing repair costs for users.
CarbonCure
Corporate Round in 2018
CarbonCure Technologies Inc. is a Canadian company that specializes in technology designed to sequester carbon dioxide (CO2) in concrete production. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, the company provides a retrofit solution for existing concrete plants, allowing producers to incorporate waste CO2 from industrial emitters into their concrete products. During manufacturing, this CO2 is chemically converted into solid mineral carbonates, enhancing the strength of the concrete while reducing its carbon footprint. CarbonCure's innovative approach enables concrete manufacturers to produce green concrete without compromising quality or cost, thereby facilitating a shift towards sustainable building practices. The company also offers marketing and environmental reporting services to support its customers in the growing green building market. By licensing its technology at a low capital expenditure, CarbonCure generates a recurring revenue stream while contributing to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in the concrete industry.
ESS
Series B in 2017
Founded in 2011, ESS provides safe, cost-effective long-duration energy storage solutions for commercial & industrial applications, utilities, microgrids, and off-grid systems. Their patented iron-electrolyte flow cell design enables reliable clean energy integration.
Correlia Biosystems
Venture Round in 2017
Correlia Biosystems develops microscale protein measurement platforms that enable rapid, multiplexed quantification of biomolecules for proteomics and pharmaceutical research. Building on microarray-inspired technology, it provides tools for large protein panels, including cytokines and post-translational modifications, with speed and automation to shorten timelines and lower costs. Its SimpleScan technology supports applications from point-of-care diagnostics to proteomics, offering inexpensive, fast, and customizable protein measurements. The company is a UC Berkeley spinoff founded in 2013 and is based in Berkeley, California.
Aspect Biosystems
Venture Round in 2017
Aspect Biosystems Ltd. is a biotechnology company based in Vancouver, Canada, specializing in 3D bioprinting and tissue engineering. Founded in 2013, the company leverages proprietary microfluidic 3D bioprinting technology to develop bioprinted tissue therapeutics aimed at transforming disease treatment. By integrating therapeutic cells and materials science, Aspect Biosystems creates allogeneic cell-based tissue therapeutics that can replace or repair damaged organ functions. The company also provides a Lab-on-a-printer technology that allows precise control over biomaterial composition and structure during tissue fabrication. Its innovative platform supports the development of novel therapeutics and enhances understanding in fundamental biology and disease research, catering to pharmaceutical firms and academic institutions focused on respiratory diseases and regenerative medicine. Aspect Biosystems is actively collaborating with researchers and industry leaders to address significant challenges in the field of regenerative medicine.
NewLeaf Symbiotics
Series C in 2017
NewLeaf Symbiotics, Inc. is an agriculture technology company based in Saint Louis, Missouri, dedicated to the research, development, and commercialization of beneficial symbiotic bacteria aimed at enhancing plant health and increasing crop yields. The company focuses on naturally occurring bacteria, particularly pink pigmented facultative methylotrophs, which are utilized across various agricultural sectors, including row crops, vegetables, fruits, and ornamental plants. NewLeaf Symbiotics conducts extensive laboratory, greenhouse, and field trials to validate the effectiveness of its products, providing farmers with sustainable solutions to combat plant diseases and improve agricultural productivity. Originally founded as TrophoMax, LLC in 2011, the company rebranded in July 2012 to better reflect its mission and objectives in the agricultural biotechnology space.
Calysta
Series D in 2017
Calysta is a biotechnology company that develops sustainable protein ingredients through cellular agriculture. It produces FeedKind, a microbial protein for animal nutrition, using a patented fermentation process that requires no arable land or animal products. Calysta's mission is to address global food security and sustainability challenges by providing high-quality, environmentally responsible protein sources.
PolySpectra
Venture Round in 2017
PolySpectra is a materials company that develops functional materials and light-activated catalysts for advanced additive manufacturing. The company provides stereolithography resins and other light-curable materials designed to print durable plastic parts and enable production-scale 3D printing with tailored properties from a single chemical system. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Berkeley, California, PolySpectra aims to transform 3D printing from prototyping to production by offering modular materials platforms that support a broad range of mechanical, thermal, and functional properties for engineers and designers.
Redlen Technologies
Series B in 2017
Founded in 1999, Redlen Technologies specializes in manufacturing Cadmium Zinc Telluride (CZT) semiconductors for radiation detection and imaging equipment. Its products are used in medical imaging, particularly nuclear cardiology and CT scanning, as well as security applications like baggage screening and bomb detection.
Airborne Technology
Series C in 2017
Airborne International is engaged in engineering, manufacturing, and supplying high-end composites structures for industries such as aerospace, defense, marine, high-end bicycles, and formula-one cars. It offers composites structures maintenance and repair services, including inspection and damage assessment, sealing and painting, and balancing.
The company was founded in 1995 and is based in The Hague, the Netherlands.
Vestaron Corporation
Series D in 2016
Vestaron develops and manufactures peptide-based biologic crop protection products. Its offerings include Spear-T for thrips control in greenhouses, Spear-Lep for fruits and vegetables, and Leprotec for field use. Headquartered in Durham, North Carolina with a research center in Kalamazoo, Michigan, Vestaron aims to provide growers with effective, safe, and sustainable biopesticides.
CarbonCure
Series C in 2016
CarbonCure Technologies Inc. is a Canadian company that specializes in technology designed to sequester carbon dioxide (CO2) in concrete production. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, the company provides a retrofit solution for existing concrete plants, allowing producers to incorporate waste CO2 from industrial emitters into their concrete products. During manufacturing, this CO2 is chemically converted into solid mineral carbonates, enhancing the strength of the concrete while reducing its carbon footprint. CarbonCure's innovative approach enables concrete manufacturers to produce green concrete without compromising quality or cost, thereby facilitating a shift towards sustainable building practices. The company also offers marketing and environmental reporting services to support its customers in the growing green building market. By licensing its technology at a low capital expenditure, CarbonCure generates a recurring revenue stream while contributing to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in the concrete industry.
Tivra
Seed Round in 2016
Tivra Corporation operates in the electronics market focussing on microelectronics, semiconductor, and LED products. The company was incorporated in 2012 and is based in Pleasant Hill, California.
Airborne Technology
Private Equity Round in 2016
Airborne International is engaged in engineering, manufacturing, and supplying high-end composites structures for industries such as aerospace, defense, marine, high-end bicycles, and formula-one cars. It offers composites structures maintenance and repair services, including inspection and damage assessment, sealing and painting, and balancing.
The company was founded in 1995 and is based in The Hague, the Netherlands.
Calysta
Series C in 2016
Calysta is a biotechnology company that develops sustainable protein ingredients through cellular agriculture. It produces FeedKind, a microbial protein for animal nutrition, using a patented fermentation process that requires no arable land or animal products. Calysta's mission is to address global food security and sustainability challenges by providing high-quality, environmentally responsible protein sources.
ESS
Series A in 2015
Founded in 2011, ESS provides safe, cost-effective long-duration energy storage solutions for commercial & industrial applications, utilities, microgrids, and off-grid systems. Their patented iron-electrolyte flow cell design enables reliable clean energy integration.
ACME Advanced Materials
Seed Round in 2015
ACME Advanced Materials is a strategic technology company that establishes to commercializes a unique new form of Silicon Carbide for electronic components. Its grade devices have improved electronic transport, lower on-resistance, reduced forward voltage, and increased reliability.
The company was founded in 2013 is based in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Switch Materials
Series C in 2015
SWITCH Materials Inc. is a Canadian company founded in 2007, specializing in advanced materials that enable innovative smart window solutions for automotive applications, particularly for OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers. The company focuses on developing proprietary organic molecules that can switch optical properties on command, allowing for functionalities such as automatic darkening of sunroofs in sunlight to reduce heat and glare. Their technology integrates seamlessly into various applications, including automotive glass, architectural glass, and eyewear. SWITCH Materials also conducts extensive research and development in its laboratories and at Simon Fraser University’s 4D LABS, leveraging the expertise of materials scientists skilled in synthetic chemistry, polymer processing, and optics. The company aims to contribute to lower emissions and enhanced customer experiences in electric vehicle markets, as well as in custom solar management applications.
Redlen Technologies
Series A in 2015
Founded in 1999, Redlen Technologies specializes in manufacturing Cadmium Zinc Telluride (CZT) semiconductors for radiation detection and imaging equipment. Its products are used in medical imaging, particularly nuclear cardiology and CT scanning, as well as security applications like baggage screening and bomb detection.
CarbonCure
Series C in 2015
CarbonCure Technologies Inc. is a Canadian company that specializes in technology designed to sequester carbon dioxide (CO2) in concrete production. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, the company provides a retrofit solution for existing concrete plants, allowing producers to incorporate waste CO2 from industrial emitters into their concrete products. During manufacturing, this CO2 is chemically converted into solid mineral carbonates, enhancing the strength of the concrete while reducing its carbon footprint. CarbonCure's innovative approach enables concrete manufacturers to produce green concrete without compromising quality or cost, thereby facilitating a shift towards sustainable building practices. The company also offers marketing and environmental reporting services to support its customers in the growing green building market. By licensing its technology at a low capital expenditure, CarbonCure generates a recurring revenue stream while contributing to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in the concrete industry.
Cnano Technology
Series B in 2015
Cnano Technology specializes in developing and manufacturing carbon nanotubes. Its products cater to diverse industries such as energy (battery, solar cell coatings), automotive (conductive pastes), electronics (transparent conductive coatings), and structural composites markets.
Masterson Industries
Series A in 2015
Masterson Industries, LLC is a manufacturer specializing in microgravity-enabled and semiconductor materials, notably gallium nitride. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the company focuses on the development and production of specialty materials that serve a diverse range of industries, including defense, medical devices, electronics, and telecommunications. Masterson Industries has established a significant portfolio of intellectual property and recently expanded its operations by moving into a new production facility. The company has also enhanced its team with sales and marketing expertise tailored to each targeted industry, positioning itself for commercial expansion. Currently, it is preparing for a commercialization demonstration to showcase its innovative capabilities.
Calysta
Series B in 2015
Calysta is a biotechnology company that develops sustainable protein ingredients through cellular agriculture. It produces FeedKind, a microbial protein for animal nutrition, using a patented fermentation process that requires no arable land or animal products. Calysta's mission is to address global food security and sustainability challenges by providing high-quality, environmentally responsible protein sources.
Tivra
Convertible Note in 2015
Tivra Corporation operates in the electronics market focussing on microelectronics, semiconductor, and LED products. The company was incorporated in 2012 and is based in Pleasant Hill, California.
Vestaron Corporation
Series C in 2014
Vestaron develops and manufactures peptide-based biologic crop protection products. Its offerings include Spear-T for thrips control in greenhouses, Spear-Lep for fruits and vegetables, and Leprotec for field use. Headquartered in Durham, North Carolina with a research center in Kalamazoo, Michigan, Vestaron aims to provide growers with effective, safe, and sustainable biopesticides.
NewLeaf Symbiotics
Series B in 2014
NewLeaf Symbiotics, Inc. is an agriculture technology company based in Saint Louis, Missouri, dedicated to the research, development, and commercialization of beneficial symbiotic bacteria aimed at enhancing plant health and increasing crop yields. The company focuses on naturally occurring bacteria, particularly pink pigmented facultative methylotrophs, which are utilized across various agricultural sectors, including row crops, vegetables, fruits, and ornamental plants. NewLeaf Symbiotics conducts extensive laboratory, greenhouse, and field trials to validate the effectiveness of its products, providing farmers with sustainable solutions to combat plant diseases and improve agricultural productivity. Originally founded as TrophoMax, LLC in 2011, the company rebranded in July 2012 to better reflect its mission and objectives in the agricultural biotechnology space.
Vestaron Corporation
Series C in 2014
Vestaron develops and manufactures peptide-based biologic crop protection products. Its offerings include Spear-T for thrips control in greenhouses, Spear-Lep for fruits and vegetables, and Leprotec for field use. Headquartered in Durham, North Carolina with a research center in Kalamazoo, Michigan, Vestaron aims to provide growers with effective, safe, and sustainable biopesticides.
Redlen Technologies
Venture Round in 2014
Founded in 1999, Redlen Technologies specializes in manufacturing Cadmium Zinc Telluride (CZT) semiconductors for radiation detection and imaging equipment. Its products are used in medical imaging, particularly nuclear cardiology and CT scanning, as well as security applications like baggage screening and bomb detection.
Calysta
Series A in 2013
Calysta is a biotechnology company that develops sustainable protein ingredients through cellular agriculture. It produces FeedKind, a microbial protein for animal nutrition, using a patented fermentation process that requires no arable land or animal products. Calysta's mission is to address global food security and sustainability challenges by providing high-quality, environmentally responsible protein sources.
Masterson Industries
Series A in 2013
Masterson Industries, LLC is a manufacturer specializing in microgravity-enabled and semiconductor materials, notably gallium nitride. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the company focuses on the development and production of specialty materials that serve a diverse range of industries, including defense, medical devices, electronics, and telecommunications. Masterson Industries has established a significant portfolio of intellectual property and recently expanded its operations by moving into a new production facility. The company has also enhanced its team with sales and marketing expertise tailored to each targeted industry, positioning itself for commercial expansion. Currently, it is preparing for a commercialization demonstration to showcase its innovative capabilities.
RSI (Reel Solar Inc)
Seed Round in 2013
RSI provides technology, tools, materials and know-how to the leaders in photovoltaic manufacturing. The company has developed a proprietary process for Rapid Efficient Electroplating on Large-areas (REEL). RSI works with regional manufacturing partners to deliver the lowest cost locally manufactured photovoltaic modules. The company was founded in 2009 by a team of capital equipment veterans based in Silicon Valley, California. Co-investors include CalCEF Angel Fund, CMEA, Mayfield Fund, Nth Power, and Pangaea Ventures.
NewLeaf Symbiotics
Series A in 2013
NewLeaf Symbiotics, Inc. is an agriculture technology company based in Saint Louis, Missouri, dedicated to the research, development, and commercialization of beneficial symbiotic bacteria aimed at enhancing plant health and increasing crop yields. The company focuses on naturally occurring bacteria, particularly pink pigmented facultative methylotrophs, which are utilized across various agricultural sectors, including row crops, vegetables, fruits, and ornamental plants. NewLeaf Symbiotics conducts extensive laboratory, greenhouse, and field trials to validate the effectiveness of its products, providing farmers with sustainable solutions to combat plant diseases and improve agricultural productivity. Originally founded as TrophoMax, LLC in 2011, the company rebranded in July 2012 to better reflect its mission and objectives in the agricultural biotechnology space.
Kovio
Venture Round in 2012
Kovio Inc. is a privately held company based in Silicon Valley that specializes in the development of innovative semiconductor products utilizing printed silicon electronics and thin film technology. Founded at the MIT Media Laboratory, Kovio focuses on creating low-cost manufacturing solutions that leverage the advantages of graphics printing alongside the capabilities of silicon-based semiconductors. The company designs, develops, and manufactures printed silicon products for various applications, particularly in the Near Field Communication (NFC) and Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) markets. Its product offerings include Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags and NFC barcodes, positioning Kovio as a key player in the advancement of printed electronics.
Tivra
Seed Round in 2012
Tivra Corporation operates in the electronics market focussing on microelectronics, semiconductor, and LED products. The company was incorporated in 2012 and is based in Pleasant Hill, California.
Vestaron Corporation
Series B in 2012
Vestaron develops and manufactures peptide-based biologic crop protection products. Its offerings include Spear-T for thrips control in greenhouses, Spear-Lep for fruits and vegetables, and Leprotec for field use. Headquartered in Durham, North Carolina with a research center in Kalamazoo, Michigan, Vestaron aims to provide growers with effective, safe, and sustainable biopesticides.
Boulder Ionics
Series A in 2012
Boulder Ionics is an innovative start-up specializing in the production of ionic liquids and ionic liquid-based electrolytes tailored for demanding electrochemical applications. Utilizing a proprietary high-throughput synthesis platform, the company manufactures ultra-high-purity ionic liquids that offer a competitive price/performance ratio. Its advanced Iolyte™ electrolytes are designed for a variety of applications, including ultracapacitors, lithium-ion batteries, and next-generation metal-air batteries. Boulder Ionics collaborates with strategic partners and industry leaders, aiming for the full integration of its Iolyte™ electrolytes into an increasing number of commercial products.
Kovio
Venture Round in 2011
Kovio Inc. is a privately held company based in Silicon Valley that specializes in the development of innovative semiconductor products utilizing printed silicon electronics and thin film technology. Founded at the MIT Media Laboratory, Kovio focuses on creating low-cost manufacturing solutions that leverage the advantages of graphics printing alongside the capabilities of silicon-based semiconductors. The company designs, develops, and manufactures printed silicon products for various applications, particularly in the Near Field Communication (NFC) and Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) markets. Its product offerings include Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags and NFC barcodes, positioning Kovio as a key player in the advancement of printed electronics.
Envia Systems
Series C in 2011
Envia Systems is a technology company specializing in high-performance, cost-effective energy storage solutions through the development of advanced lithium-ion batteries. The company focuses on creating batteries that deliver superior energy density by utilizing high energy electrodes, making them suitable for a range of applications, including electric vehicles and hybrid electric vehicles. Envia Systems aims to facilitate the widespread adoption of clean energy technologies by providing innovative battery solutions that combine efficiency with compact design.
Semprus BioSciences
Series B in 2010
Semprus BioSciences is a biomedical company based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, specializing in innovative medical device technology. The company has developed a unique antimicrobial coating technology designed for vascular access catheters, which aims to reduce microbial adherence and thrombus accumulation throughout the device's lifespan. This breakthrough enables the coating of devices of various sizes, shapes, and materials, enhancing their performance and safety. Semprus has successfully secured funding, raising a total of $28.5 million through multiple financing rounds, including a significant Series B round co-led by notable venture capital firms.
Switch Materials
Series B in 2010
SWITCH Materials Inc. is a Canadian company founded in 2007, specializing in advanced materials that enable innovative smart window solutions for automotive applications, particularly for OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers. The company focuses on developing proprietary organic molecules that can switch optical properties on command, allowing for functionalities such as automatic darkening of sunroofs in sunlight to reduce heat and glare. Their technology integrates seamlessly into various applications, including automotive glass, architectural glass, and eyewear. SWITCH Materials also conducts extensive research and development in its laboratories and at Simon Fraser University’s 4D LABS, leveraging the expertise of materials scientists skilled in synthetic chemistry, polymer processing, and optics. The company aims to contribute to lower emissions and enhanced customer experiences in electric vehicle markets, as well as in custom solar management applications.
Kovio
Series E in 2009
Kovio Inc. is a privately held company based in Silicon Valley that specializes in the development of innovative semiconductor products utilizing printed silicon electronics and thin film technology. Founded at the MIT Media Laboratory, Kovio focuses on creating low-cost manufacturing solutions that leverage the advantages of graphics printing alongside the capabilities of silicon-based semiconductors. The company designs, develops, and manufactures printed silicon products for various applications, particularly in the Near Field Communication (NFC) and Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) markets. Its product offerings include Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags and NFC barcodes, positioning Kovio as a key player in the advancement of printed electronics.
Semprus BioSciences
Series A in 2008
Semprus BioSciences is a biomedical company based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, specializing in innovative medical device technology. The company has developed a unique antimicrobial coating technology designed for vascular access catheters, which aims to reduce microbial adherence and thrombus accumulation throughout the device's lifespan. This breakthrough enables the coating of devices of various sizes, shapes, and materials, enhancing their performance and safety. Semprus has successfully secured funding, raising a total of $28.5 million through multiple financing rounds, including a significant Series B round co-led by notable venture capital firms.
Cyrium Technologies
Series B in 2008
Cyrium Technologies Inc. is a Canadian company that specializes in the development and manufacturing of concentrator photovoltaic (CPV) cells tailored for terrestrial solar energy markets and CPV system manufacturers. Established in 2002 and headquartered in Ottawa, with an additional office in Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong, the company offers a range of products, including quantum dot enhanced cells and application-specific concentrator cells (ASCC). Furthermore, Cyrium Technologies provides performance optimization and customization services for its cells through the ASCC program, ensuring that clients receive tailored solutions to meet their specific energy needs.
Switch Materials
Venture Round in 2007
SWITCH Materials Inc. is a Canadian company founded in 2007, specializing in advanced materials that enable innovative smart window solutions for automotive applications, particularly for OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers. The company focuses on developing proprietary organic molecules that can switch optical properties on command, allowing for functionalities such as automatic darkening of sunroofs in sunlight to reduce heat and glare. Their technology integrates seamlessly into various applications, including automotive glass, architectural glass, and eyewear. SWITCH Materials also conducts extensive research and development in its laboratories and at Simon Fraser University’s 4D LABS, leveraging the expertise of materials scientists skilled in synthetic chemistry, polymer processing, and optics. The company aims to contribute to lower emissions and enhanced customer experiences in electric vehicle markets, as well as in custom solar management applications.
Cnano Technology
Series A in 2007
Cnano Technology specializes in developing and manufacturing carbon nanotubes. Its products cater to diverse industries such as energy (battery, solar cell coatings), automotive (conductive pastes), electronics (transparent conductive coatings), and structural composites markets.
Cyrium Technologies
Series B in 2005
Cyrium Technologies Inc. is a Canadian company that specializes in the development and manufacturing of concentrator photovoltaic (CPV) cells tailored for terrestrial solar energy markets and CPV system manufacturers. Established in 2002 and headquartered in Ottawa, with an additional office in Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong, the company offers a range of products, including quantum dot enhanced cells and application-specific concentrator cells (ASCC). Furthermore, Cyrium Technologies provides performance optimization and customization services for its cells through the ASCC program, ensuring that clients receive tailored solutions to meet their specific energy needs.
Pionetics
Series C in 2005
Pionetics Corporation is a water technology company based in San Carlos, California, founded in 1995. The company specializes in manufacturing innovative water treatment products designed to produce safe and great-tasting drinking water while minimizing wastewater compared to traditional systems. Pionetics offers a range of products, including water filters, drinking water systems, and water coolers, catering to household, commercial, and industrial applications. In addition to product sales, the company provides installation services and rental options for its drinking water systems. Pionetics distributes its products through authorized dealers both in the United States and internationally. As of 2008, it operates as a subsidiary of Rayne Corporation.
Nanox
Series B in 2003
Nanox is a pharmaceutical company that develops and manufactures food supplements. They provides healthy and tasty nutritional supplements for sporters, bodybuilders, and fitness fanatics.
InMat
Venture Round in 2003
InMat, Inc. is a company that specializes in the development, manufacturing, and marketing of innovative nanocomposite coating solutions. Utilizing its proprietary Nanolok technology, InMat produces a range of aqueous suspensions, including Air D-Fense 2000 and 3000, as well as Nanolok NP and PT, which feature nano-dispersed silicates combined with different polymers. These coatings serve as effective barriers and can be applied to various elastomeric substrates via spray or dip coating methods. InMat's products cater to multiple industries, including packaging, automotive, medical, protective apparel, and sports equipment. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Hillsborough, New Jersey, InMat is dedicated to providing environmentally friendly coatings that enhance product performance for its industrial customers.
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