Royal Bank of Canada

Capital Markets Gateway Inc. is a financial technology firm that specializes in modernizing the equity capital markets. Based in Chicago, Illinois, with additional locations in New York and Seattle, CMG offers a platform that provides real-time information and analytics to investors, underwriters, and issuers. Founded in 2015 and officially launched in 2017 by a team of experienced professionals, the platform enhances transparency and workflow efficiencies in capital raising activities. It enables users to monitor the capital raising landscape, conduct due diligence, and make informed investment decisions while facilitating collaboration between stakeholders. Currently, CMG's platform is utilized by over 100 buy-side firms and 10 investment banks, supporting a substantial amount of assets under management.

Digital Infrastructure is a newly established, externally managed investment trust. The Company will invest in a range of digital infrastructure assets which deliver a reliable, functioning internet, investing in future-proofed, non-legacy, scalable platforms and technologies including (but not limited to) subsea fibre, data centres, terrestrial fibre, tower infrastructure and small cell networks (including 5G). The Company will focus, primarily, on digital infrastructure investments which are operational and with contracts in place with customer or counterparties where appropriate.

euNetworks is a European provider of broadband infrastructure services. It specializes in offering scalable, fiber-based products such as dark fiber, metro wavelength, Ethernet, and colocation services to clients primarily in the wholesale, content, media, mobile, and finance industries.

Netomnia is a fiber-to-the-premises (FTTP) broadband service provider based in London, England, established in 2019. The company focuses on constructing full-fiber broadband infrastructure and networks throughout the United Kingdom, aimed at connecting both homes and businesses. By offering symmetrical multi-gigabit services, Netomnia ensures that clients receive reliable internet speeds tailored to their specific requirements.

McAfee is a leading cybersecurity company offering advanced security solutions for consumers, businesses, enterprises, and governments. It provides comprehensive protection against viruses, malware, phishing, and other online threats through its endpoint and mobile security solutions, network security products, cloud security services, and identity protection tools. McAfee's offerings are managed centrally via the McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator, ensuring efficient security infrastructure management.

euNetworks is a European provider of broadband infrastructure services. It specializes in offering scalable, fiber-based products such as dark fiber, metro wavelength, Ethernet, and colocation services to clients primarily in the wholesale, content, media, mobile, and finance industries.

Martello Technologies Group is a Canadian company headquartered in Ottawa that develops and sells software solutions designed to optimize the performance of real‑time applications across cloud and enterprise networks. Its product portfolio includes Mitel Performance Analytics, which monitors the status and performance of Mitel and third‑party systems; Martello Gizmo, which measures, alerts, and reports on Microsoft 365 user experience; Martello iQ, a service‑monitoring and analytics platform; Live Maps, a Windows authentication troubleshooting tool; and Vantage DX, a SaaS‑based digital experience management solution for collaboration services such as Microsoft 365, Teams, and Zoom. The company also offers unified communications testing, SD‑WAN, and technical support and training services. Martello serves a range of sectors—including education, government, healthcare, professional services, remote work, and service providers—both in Canada and internationally. Founded in 1981, the firm focuses on delivering proactive network performance management that detects and resolves issues before they impact service quality.

Hyperoptic specializes in providing pure fibre-to-the-premises broadband services for residential and business customers. Unlike hybrid services that rely on copper cables, Hyperoptic's technology delivers unimpeded fibre speeds directly to users' premises. Founded in 2010, the company is based in London, UK.

Infobright Inc., founded in 2005 and based in Toronto, Canada, develops and markets a high-performance, self-tuning analytic database platform tailored for the Internet of Things. The company's solutions are designed to store and analyze large volumes of machine-generated data, such as web data, network logs, and sensor data, facilitating rapid insights for enterprises across various industries, including telecommunications, financial services, and online businesses. Infobright's offerings include the Infobright Enterprise Edition and Infobright Approximate Query, both of which are optimized for operational simplicity, data compression, and cost efficiency. The company has also established a strong presence in the open-source community by launching the industry's first commercial open-source analytic database software. Its products are distributed worldwide through resellers and distributors, empowering organizations to enhance data management, reduce costs, and improve decision-making capabilities.

Infobright Inc., founded in 2005 and based in Toronto, Canada, develops and markets a high-performance, self-tuning analytic database platform tailored for the Internet of Things. The company's solutions are designed to store and analyze large volumes of machine-generated data, such as web data, network logs, and sensor data, facilitating rapid insights for enterprises across various industries, including telecommunications, financial services, and online businesses. Infobright's offerings include the Infobright Enterprise Edition and Infobright Approximate Query, both of which are optimized for operational simplicity, data compression, and cost efficiency. The company has also established a strong presence in the open-source community by launching the industry's first commercial open-source analytic database software. Its products are distributed worldwide through resellers and distributors, empowering organizations to enhance data management, reduce costs, and improve decision-making capabilities.

Digital Payment Technologies (DPT), founded in 1997, specializes in the design, manufacture, and distribution of innovative parking management technologies for the North American market. The company is recognized for its advanced multi-space parking pay stations, beginning with the introduction of the Intella-Pay, which quickly gained popularity among both users and operators. DPT's offerings extend beyond pay stations to include comprehensive management software and online services tailored for the parking industry. By focusing on enhancing the payment experience for parkers while providing robust management solutions for operators, DPT has established itself as a prominent player in the evolving landscape of parking management technologies.

Infobright Inc., founded in 2005 and based in Toronto, Canada, develops and markets a high-performance, self-tuning analytic database platform tailored for the Internet of Things. The company's solutions are designed to store and analyze large volumes of machine-generated data, such as web data, network logs, and sensor data, facilitating rapid insights for enterprises across various industries, including telecommunications, financial services, and online businesses. Infobright's offerings include the Infobright Enterprise Edition and Infobright Approximate Query, both of which are optimized for operational simplicity, data compression, and cost efficiency. The company has also established a strong presence in the open-source community by launching the industry's first commercial open-source analytic database software. Its products are distributed worldwide through resellers and distributors, empowering organizations to enhance data management, reduce costs, and improve decision-making capabilities.

Tacit Software is a developer of collaboration and knowledge management software, known for its flagship product, illumio. This productivity tool enables users to monitor news, blogs, and wikis, facilitating the sharing of knowledge and expertise. By delivering tailored information, illumio enhances the ability of individuals and organizations to discover and disseminate relevant content effectively. Tacit Software serves a diverse range of enterprise clients, including prominent Fortune 500 companies such as Lockheed Martin, Morgan Stanley, and Northrop Grumman. Additionally, the company offers automated profiling technology designed to identify collaboration opportunities within organizations, further streamlining communication and information sharing.

TrueSpectra had pioneered object-oriented resolution-independent render engines and related desktop, platform, and server-based dynamic imaging solutions including Phoito>Graphics, Netgraphica, and the TrueSpectra Image Server. The TrueSpectra Image Server is able to streamline image publishing and maintenance processes. TrueSpectra’s customers included Lowe's, Kinko's, the Ohio State University, and Macy. And it is partnered with Speedera, Macromedia, Oracle, and Blue Martini Software. TrueSpectra was founded in January 1990 by Stephen Sutherland who also spearheaded its R&D/patent portfolio. It merged with Scene7 and then the platform was acquired by Adobe to form the core foundation of its Experience Manager and other products which are a $B business today.

Altrio Communications is a provider of bundled home communications services. Altrio Communications, Inc. provides Internet, telephone, and audio and video entertainment services to residential and small-business customers in the Los Angeles market.

TrueSpectra had pioneered object-oriented resolution-independent render engines and related desktop, platform, and server-based dynamic imaging solutions including Phoito>Graphics, Netgraphica, and the TrueSpectra Image Server. The TrueSpectra Image Server is able to streamline image publishing and maintenance processes. TrueSpectra’s customers included Lowe's, Kinko's, the Ohio State University, and Macy. And it is partnered with Speedera, Macromedia, Oracle, and Blue Martini Software. TrueSpectra was founded in January 1990 by Stephen Sutherland who also spearheaded its R&D/patent portfolio. It merged with Scene7 and then the platform was acquired by Adobe to form the core foundation of its Experience Manager and other products which are a $B business today.

Baylin Technologies is a global wireless technology company headquartered in Toronto that focuses on the research, design, development, manufacture, and sale of passive and active radio frequency and satellite communications products. Its portfolio includes transceivers, pulse amplifiers, outdoor frequency converters, set-top boxes, routers, and multi-beam antennas, marketed under the Galtronics and Advantech Wireless brands. Baylin supplies both off-the-shelf antennas and custom engineered solutions for mobile, broadband, and wireless infrastructure applications. The company generates most of its revenue in the United States and maintains a presence in markets such as China, Thailand, Canada and Indonesia.