Nanoprecise Closes US$38M Series C
- Editor
- Mar 27
- 1 min read
Whats Happening:
Nanoprecise Sci Corp has secured US$38 million in Series C funding to expand its AI-powered Energy-Centered Maintenance (ECM) solution. The oversubscribed round, led by Yaletown Partners and co-led by BDC's Industrial Innovation Venture Fund, includes participation from Export Development Canada, BMO Capital Partners, and a credit facility from CIBC Innovation Banking. The fund aims to scale its predictive maintenance technology globally, enhancing industrial efficiency and sustainability.
Key Moves:
Nanoprecise raises $38M in Series C funding
Yaletown Partners leads the round, co-led by BDC's Industrial Innovation Venture Fund
Funds to be used for global expansion of Energy-Centered Maintenance solution
By The Numbers:
Nanoprecise achieved triple-digit growth in 2024
Less than 1% false positives and negatives in AI-driven diagnostics
Solution covers 80-90% of rotating equipment in process industries
Key Quotes:
"Predictive maintenance is no longer a 'nice-to-have' - it's a strategic necessity for industrial resilience and efficiency," - Hans Knapp, Partner at Yaletown Partners
"Nanoprecise's strength lies in their diverse approach - both in terms of the global markets they serve and their team composition." - Erin Sheets, Partner at BDC's Industrial Innovation Venture Fund
"With this investment, we're taking maintenance from a game of guesswork to a strategic advantage." - Sunil Vedula, CEO of Nanoprecise
Bottom Line:
Nanoprecise's successful Series C funding round positions the fund to revolutionize industrial maintenance through its AI-driven Energy-Centered Maintenance approach. By providing actionable insights beyond simple alerts, Nanoprecise aims to make maintenance teams more proactive and informed, potentially transforming industrial efficiency and sustainability practices globally.
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