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Anges Québec

125 Boulevard Charest E, Québec, Qc, G1K 3G5, Canada

Overview

Founded in 2008, Anges Québec is a network of more than 230 angel investors whose mission is to invest capital and time in innovative Québec-based companies from all sectors of activity. The members of the Anges Québec network have, to date, invested more than $ 80 million in the Québec economy, with more than 210 investments in more than 115 innovative companies. Thanks to its professional development center, Anges Québec supports its members in the constant acquisition of new knowledge and skills inherent in the investment.

Total investments
53
Lead investments
11
Investments · 12mo
7
Active investors
9

Sector focus

  • Artificial Intelligence (AI)
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Investment portfolio

  • Élisa Interactive

    Participated · Seed · Aug 2026

    Élisa Interactive develops Me-Z-Scene, an AI-assisted level design tool that arranges existing assets to create 3D scenes and game worlds without generating new assets. Founded by father-son duo François and Julien Bélanger, the company pivoted from building studio-specific tools to enabling amateur creators on user-generated-content platforms like Roblox. Me-Z-Scene is being tested by just under 100 users, with a full launch planned for the fall. At launch, Élisa plans to charge users based on credit usage, though details of the pricing model remain to be finalized. The startup raised $875,000 in a pre-seed round from AQC Capital, Anges Québec, Investissement Québec’s Eurêka Fund and angel investors to support development and commercialization. The team has also signaled potential future expansion into other UGC-forward games such as Minecraft or Fortnite.

  • Solving.AI

    Led · Seed · Jul 2026

    Solving.AI develops ShowMe, an AI-driven platform designed to help employees learn and use complex enterprise software faster and directly within their work environment. The company says the platform embeds guidance into users' workflows to accelerate software adoption. Following the announced raise, Solving.AI has secured CA$1.1M in pre-seed capital from AQC Capital and angels from the Anges Québec network. The new funding will be used to advance product development, accelerate commercialization, and support the next stage of the company's growth. The startup is headquartered in Montreal. No revenue or user metrics were reported in the article.

  • SELLIT9

    Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

    Founded in 2024 by CTO Oswaldo Alvarez and CEO Josh Guttman, Sellit9 operates a recommerce trade-in platform that lets consumers trade in electronics and household items for store credit and discounts. The company routes traded items to a network of over 100 refurbishers and partners with 25 merchants to resell or refurbish goods. To date, Sellit9 has helped roughly 3,900 Canadians trade over 6,000 items valued at more than $2.4 million combined. It currently employs a 14-person team and has hired Kyle Rogers as head of customer experience and operations. Sellit9 plans to expand into new categories such as luxury purses, luggage, and eyewear, and to move into the U.S. market. The startup aims to scale its merchant and refurbisher networks as it grows geographically and across product categories.

  • Opalia

    Participated · Equity · Apr 2026

    Opalia cultivates mammary cells in bioreactors to produce complete milk—including proteins, fats, and sugars—intended as a drop-in replacement for conventional fluid or powdered milk. The company positions its approach as distinct from precision fermentation by producing whole milk rather than single milk proteins. Opalia targets the global dairy market through a B2B licensing and supply model rather than direct-to-consumer sales. It has signed paid commercial pilot agreements with established dairy players, including Hoogwegt and the Canadian division of a major dairy group, with partnerships across five countries on three continents. Opalia plans to scale a modular bioreactor system using proceeds from the CAD 3.2M seed round and aims for a commercial launch in 2028 while pursuing regulatory approvals in North America, Europe, and Asia.

  • GridBank

    Participated · Seed · Apr 2026

    GridBank builds infrastructure to turn everyday video on personal devices into a monetizable, provenance-verified data asset for enterprises. The company aims to unlock billions of previously fragmented videos by enabling licensing, verification of provenance, and real-time matching to specific enterprise demand. Founder Laura Lalonde grew the company to scale as a bootstrapped solo founder prior to the Seed raise. GridBank targets customers in AI, robotics, simulation, and other areas that require dense, diverse real-world observations for world models. The startup recently raised an oversubscribed $6 million Seed round to accelerate its efforts and expand supply-side incentives for contributors. Public reporting did not disclose revenue, user counts, or valuation.

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