Tracked deals
6
6 tracked deals across 2019-2025.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Canadian technology-focused private equity firm investing in B2B and B2G companies targeting transformational growth, with flexibility across deal types and capital structures. Invests equity typically between $25M and $75M per investment, focusing on late-stage growth equity and mid-market buyouts.
Tracked deals
6
6 tracked deals across 2019-2025.
Recent pace
0
0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
3 buyout · 2 growth capital · 1 recapitalization
Last 5 years
Supporting Data
Vertu Capital has made a $30.5 million growth investment in Amilia, a Montreal-based provider of recreation and membership management software and payments solutions. The capital will support Amilia’s product innovation and market expansion, and Vertu partner Eric Kafka will join Amilia’s board.
Vertu Capital has made a strategic growth investment in LumiQ Inc., a Toronto-based corporate education platform that delivers accredited professional development content to accounting and finance professionals. The investment is intended to support LumiQ's domestic and international expansion and accelerate product and customer growth.
Vertu Capital, a Canadian private equity firm, has acquired ActiveState Software Inc., a Vancouver-based provider of a secure open-source integration platform for enterprise software developers. The investment will support ActiveState's growth as demand for secure open-source supply chain management and developer tooling increases; Peter Lee will chair ActiveState's board.
Vertu Capital has acquired a majority stake in PathFactory, a Toronto-based intelligent content platform for B2B digital marketing. The deal includes co-investments from BDC Capital, private equity funds managed by BMO Global Asset Management, and Nicola Wealth and is intended to accelerate PathFactory's growth and scale its content-intelligence SaaS platform.
Vertu Capital led a $60 million minority recapitalization of Dejero Labs Inc., partnering with Ubicom Ventures (a special-purpose investment vehicle formed with Dejero management) to complete the transaction. The capital is intended to accelerate Dejero's product development and global market expansion for its resilient connectivity and live-video transport solutions; Dejero remains headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
Vertu Capital partnered with BDC Capital and Firmex management to acquire Toronto-based virtual data room provider Firmex from private equity firm Novacap. Financial terms were not disclosed; Bank of Montreal provided debt financing and Firmex management retains a minority stake while Novacap exits.
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