Participated · Series A · Feb 2021

VEERUM develops a visual operations platform that lets industrial teams access, analyze, and collaborate on rich 3D and geospatial data for their assets. In 2025 the company highlighted major product roll-outs, including VisOps, an advanced shutdown and turnaround planning suite, and the VEERUM 3DVAULT for centralized geospatial data management and governance. It also introduced a single-tenant VEERUM DigitalTWIN offering to further enhance data security and scalability for clients. VEERUM positions these offerings as critical as industrial operators face rising risk, shrinking margins, and increasingly complex facilities. The firm has earned multiple workplace accolades, achieving Great Place to Work certification three years running and being named a 2023 Best Workplace in Alberta. Financially, VEERUM bolstered its growth plans with a $12 million Series B round aimed at cementing its visual operations standard across industry. No revenue or user figures were disclosed in the articles, but the funding signals continued investment in product expansion and market penetration.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2020

SensorUp provides an ontology-based data fabric and an operational intelligence layer that consolidates distributed assets, multimodal data, and complex workflows into a single asset model. Its hardened platform components include asset hierarchy, calculations, review and approval, reporting, and workflow orchestration, enabling customers and AI agents to share an auditable foundation. The platform is used today to surface underperforming wells, triage flare and vent events, coordinate turnaround readiness, detect and resolve methane leaks, and assemble regulator-ready emissions inventories. SensorUp is in production with five OGCI member companies and a growing set of regional operators, and the company describes expansion into power generation, utilities, mining, and chemicals as underway. Headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, SensorUp emphasized that adding new use cases is configuration-driven rather than requiring new product builds.