Up to $500,000 funding for projects that enhance Ontario’s critical minerals sector
Critical Minerals Innovation Fund
Type of Funding
Grant
Max Funding
500,000.00
Region
Provincial
Application Difficuty
Complex
Processing Time
Slow (A few months)
Province
Ontario
Industry
Mining oil and gas and utilities.
Funding Goals
Increase productivity/quality/safety and/or efficiency.
Develop the local economy and infrastructure.
Develop the local economy and infrastructure.
Demographic
N/A
Incorporated
No
Contact
705-670-5619
Apply For A Loan
Business location – Canada
Monthly Revenue – $10K +
Time in Business – 6 months +
Funds in 24 hours
$10,000 to $800,000
Details
Funding to help strengthen Ontarios critical minerals sector. Covers 50% of eligible project costs related to research, development and commercialization of innovative technologies, techniques, processes and solutions for critical minerals, stimulate investment in Ontarios critical minerals supply chain, increase critical minerals exploration, mining, development, production and processing.
Eligibility
A private-sector business - Project is based in ON
A private sector business collaborating with a public sector academic or research institution, non-profit organization or association. For projects involving collaboration between two or more entities, one entity must be the lead applicant and the funding recipient - Project is based in ON
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