2015-2016 Annual Report (Alberta Enterprise Corporation)
Summary
- Alberta Enterprise Corporation has committed $105 million for investment in technology venture capital funds including 32 Degrees, Accelerate Fund, Avrio II and III, Azure, Chrysalix, Enertech, iNovia, McRock and Yaletown.p.4
- As of March 31, 2016, Alberta Enterprise leveraged its $105 million capital commitments into >$940 million.p.4
- Venture capital funds and their partners have invested over $305 million in 28 Alberta technology companies, creating over 1,100 direct jobs in the province.p.5
- Every $1 invested by Alberta Enterprise has resulted in almost $4 of investments back into Alberta companies.p.4
- For the fiscal year ended 2015-16, Alberta Enterprise's Partnership investments were valued at $83.6 million.p.20
Key insights
- Every $1 invested by Alberta Enterprise has resulted in almost $4 of investments back into Alberta companies.p.4
- Alberta Enterprise leveraged its $105 million capital commitments into >$940 million as of March 31, 2016.p.4
- Investment in Alberta tech companies grew from $79M across 8 companies in March 2013 to $305M across 28 companies in March 2016.p.5
- Investments made by Alberta Enterprise have established five new and four expanded venture capital offices in Alberta.p.5
- In fiscal year 2015-2016, Alberta Enterprise disbursed $11 million to Limited Partnerships to meet funding requirements.p.20
- Alberta Enterprise committed $5 million for investment in Avrio Ventures III during the fiscal year.p.17
Investors in this report
Topics and entities
Business angelsPublic funding and grantsStartup ecosystemsStartup fundingVenture capital32 DegreesAccelerate FundAlberta Enterprise CorporationAvrio VenturesAzure Capital PartnersChaordixChrysalix EnergyCircle Cardiovascular ImagingDecisive FarmingDissolveEnerTech CapitalInovia CapitalMcRock CapitalSAMYaletown Ventures
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