Dy-Tech Inc. actively engages with government, industry partners, educational institutions, and the wider community. We participate in key meetings, trade shows, and collaboration initiatives that support growth, innovation, and inclusive economic development.
We regularly attend sector events in energy, telecom, defense, and manufacturing, and meet with partners to explore new opportunities, support emerging technologies, and strengthen supply chain relationships. We also engage with colleges and training programs to help build the next generation of skilled talent.
We are very pleased to share an important milestone for Dy-Tech Inc.
Last week, we had the opportunity to attend the Government of Canada funding announcement in Brampton with the Honourable Evan Solomon, Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation and Minister responsible for FedDev Ontario.
Dy-Tech Inc. is receiving $900,000 in support from the Government of Canada through the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario) as we diversify and modernize our manufacturing operations and establish Canadian capabilities for the assembly of lithium-ion energy storage systems.
For a Canadian manufacturer that has been operating since 1978, this represents an important next step in our evolution. We are building on decades of manufacturing experience while expanding into energy storage—a sector that will play an increasingly important role in Canadian industry, infrastructure and energy resilience.
Read the official funding announcement.
Nous sommes très heureux de souligner une étape importante pour Dy-Tech Inc.
La semaine dernière, j’ai eu l’occasion d’assister à l’annonce de financement du gouvernement du Canada à Brampton, en présence de l’honorable Evan Solomon, ministre de l’Intelligence artificielle et de l’Innovation numérique et ministre responsable de FedDev Ontario.
Dy-Tech Inc. reçoit un soutien de 900 000 $ du gouvernement du Canada par l’intermédiaire de l’Agence fédérale de développement économique pour le Sud de l’Ontario (FedDev Ontario) afin de diversifier et de moderniser nos activités manufacturières et d’établir au Canada des capacités d’assemblage de systèmes de stockage d’énergie au lithium-ion.
Pour un fabricant canadien établi depuis 1978, il s’agit d’une étape importante dans notre évolution. Nous mettons à profit des décennies d’expérience manufacturière tout en nous développant dans le secteur du stockage d’énergie, qui jouera un rôle de plus en plus important dans l’industrie, les infrastructures et la résilience énergétique du Canada.
Lisez l’annonce officielle du financement.
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The Fireside Chat with Minister Stephen Lecce underscored Ontario’s strong commitment to long-term, low-carbon energy development. The province’s continued investment in nuclear power and grid modernization signals a stable and forward-looking energy strategy. For industry leaders, this direction creates meaningful opportunities to advance energy storage, strengthen grid resilience, and contribute to a more reliable and innovative energy ecosystem.
The event provided a valuable opportunity to connect with industry leaders, engineers, suppliers, and OEM partners, and to showcase our capabilities in precision metal fabrication, prototyping, battery module enclosures, and engineering-driven manufacturing solutions. We were proud to engage in meaningful discussions and explore new collaborations that support innovation across the industrial and energy sectors.
Dy-Tech Incorporated was pleased to welcome Minister Todd McCarthy to our facility. During his visit, we discussed the Ontario government’s continued support for manufacturers navigating the impact of international tariffs, as well as DY-Tech’s strategic expansion into advanced energy storage systems market.
For over 45 years, Dy-Tech has proudly supported Canada’s engineering and manufacturing sectors through precision metal fabrication. As part of our continued growth, we also highlighted our expansion into advanced battery module and pack assembly, delivering locally engineered solutions for telecom, industrial, transportation, and critical infrastructure applications. CMTS also, provided an excellent opportunity to connect with industry leaders, explore emerging manufacturing technologies, and build partnerships that drive innovation across Ontario and beyond.
Dy-Tech Inc. was pleased to participate in the Ottawa Metal & Manufacturing Show, an important regional event bringing together manufacturers, suppliers, engineers, and industry leaders. The show provided a valuable platform to showcase our precision metal fabrication capabilities and discuss our expansion into advanced battery module and pack assembly.