Québec Tech is proud to announce 12 Quebec tech companies that have earned the Stage V distinction following two rounds of selection this fall. Bringing together companies developing software and hardware technologies (hardtech), this new group reflects the diversity of Quebec's technological expertise and the international ambitions of its companies.
The Stage V distinction recognizes tech companies that have validated their business models and begun expanding beyond Quebec. It provides access to high-value support, including international growth strategy development, a network of international experts, and financial support to accelerate their go-to-market efforts.
From robotics and artificial intelligence to healthtech, industrial technologies, and the circular economy, these companies are developing solutions with the potential to make an impact across industries and international markets.
Meet the Companies That Have Earned the Stage V Distinction:
BoostSecurity (Montréal) protects companies adopting AI agents by securing their access, AI-generated software, and deployment processes.
ChillSkyn (Montréal) develops technology that prevents sun-exposed surfaces from heating up, making cooling systems more efficient.
Kento Health (Montréal) offers a cardiopulmonary rehabilitation platform combining continuous monitoring, AI-powered risk detection, and automated documentation.
Lightbeans (Québec City) connects finishing-material manufacturers with architects and designers through its scanning technology and digital platform.
Medscint (Québec City) develops real-time dosimetry technologies to improve the accuracy and safety of radiation therapy treatments for cancer patients.
Mizo Tech (Montréal) helps managed IT service providers automate their processes using AI agents, enabling them to scale without expanding their teams.
Optionality (Montréal) uses AI to help business owners maximize their company's value, prepare for an exit, and identify potential buyers.
Partage Club (Partake) (Montréal) helps communities consume less and make better use of existing resources. Its SaaS platform enables individuals to share everyday items. Businesses, associations, and public organizations can also deploy a turnkey, white-label solution for sharing physical resources, workforce capacity, and spaces.
Rbot9 (Longueuil) develops a cable-driven robotic platform to automate industrial operations without taking up valuable production floor space.
Solugen (Lévis) transforms pig manure into biological nitrogen using technology that reduces the environmental impacts of manure management while supporting agriculture.
Streamforge (Montréal) offers an influencer marketing platform providing access to audience data on 50 million influencers.
Tessellate Robotics (Québec City) develops autonomous robotic systems and mission software for civilian and defence applications.
Accelerating International Growth
Through its Stage V and Stage Vmax distinctions, Québec Tech recognizes and supports high-potential Quebec tech companies as they expand into global markets.
Québec Tech thanks Desjardins Entreprises, official Stage V partner, for supporting Quebec's entrepreneurial ambitions and the international growth of its tech companies.