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Novarc Technologies has been named to The Globe and Mail’s list of Canada’s Top Growing Companies for the seventh consecutive year. The company, based in Vancouver, specializes in industrial Physical AI solutions aimed at revolutionizing welding automation for the global fabrication industry. CEO Soroush Karimzadeh highlighted that Novarc's success reflects both its growth and the manufacturing sector's need to address labor shortages and part variability challenges.
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Novarc Technologies, based in Vancouver, Canada, has been named to the 2026 Report on Business magazine’s ranking of Canada’s Top Growing Companies for the seventh consecutive year. The company specializes in industrial Physical AI and is revolutionizing welding automation for the global fabrication industry. According to Soroush Karimzadeh, CEO and co-founder of Novarc, this recognition reflects both the company's growth and the critical need for manufacturers to increase their capacity due to a shortage of skilled welders and high part variability in conventional automation systems. Their AI-powered solutions aim to bring expert-level precision to robotic welding processes, enabling fabricators to handle more projects without compromising on quality.
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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.
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company → reinvent → 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.
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Karimzadeh → make → capacity
“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.
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Shipbuilding → run → 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.”
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fabricators → power → quality
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