NOVARC NAMED TO THE GLOBE AND MAIL’S LIST OF CANADA’S TOP GROWING COMPANIES


VANCOUVER, CANADA, Sept. 28, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Novarc Technologies, the industrial Physical AI company reinventing welding automation for the global fabrication industry, announced today the company has ranked on the 2026 Report on Business magazine’s ranking of Canada’s Top Growing Companies for the seventh consecutive year. 
“Making this list seven years running not only reflects Novarc’s growth but also how urgently manufacturers need to build more capacity,” said Soroush Karimzadeh, CEO and co-founder, Novarc. “Shipbuilding, data centers and energy infrastructure are all running into the same wall: too few skilled welders and too much part variability for conventional automation. Our AI-powered solutions bring the precision of an expert welder to robots, cobots and mechanized welders, so fabricators can take on more work without sacrificing quality.”
Canada’s Top Growing Companies ranks Canadian companies on 3-year revenue growth. Novarc Technologies Inc. earned its place at No. 180 with 3-year growth of 147 per cent. Novarc Technologies Inc. is also recognized in the Manufacturing category, ranking No. 17.  The full list of 2026 winners is published online in the Globe & Mail Report on Business. 
Canada’s Top Growing Companies is an editorial ranking that launched in 2019 to celebrate the achievements of innovative businesses in Canada. 
“The Globe and Mail congratulates the winners of Canada’s Top Growing Companies 2026 on this exceptional achievement,” says Andrew Saunders, president and CEO of The Globe and Mail. “Each of these organizations has shown an extraordinary ability to adapt, innovate and grow amid ongoing change. Their achievements reflect the ingenuity and determination of Canadian entrepreneurs and business leaders who are helping shape the future of our economy.



Source link

  • Related Posts

    Tuesday assorted links

    1. Comment section arbitrage.  This is what the AIs do too, right? 2. Claims about New Zealand. 3. Good Bryan Caplan post on Effective Altruism. 4. Reported female bisexuality is…

    Continue reading
    Valley View Villa to return to picket lines over council’s continued demand for concessions

    Pictou County, NS — Workers at Valley View Villa, represented by Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) 2330, have issued notice to resume their strike following a breakdown in negotiations…

    Continue reading

    Leave a Reply

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    You Missed

    Tuesday assorted links

    Tuesday assorted links

    Hurricane Polo makes Baja landfall, headed for a 2nd in Mexico

    Hurricane Polo makes Baja landfall, headed for a 2nd in Mexico

    How IMAX Dome Theaters Offer A Different Experience To Regular IMAX

    How IMAX Dome Theaters Offer A Different Experience To Regular IMAX

    Pierre Poilievre: Canada-U.S. trade, affordability & the Building Canada Strong Act

    Pierre Poilievre: Canada-U.S. trade, affordability & the Building Canada Strong Act

    Valley View Villa to return to picket lines over council’s continued demand for concessions

    NBA preseason: Answering big questions for all 30 teams

    NBA preseason: Answering big questions for all 30 teams