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Canada’s forest industry is at a crossroads. Global demand for sustainable materials is rising. Housing pressures are increasing. Industrial decarbonization is now a requirement. To stay competitive, the IFIT Capital Investment Stream offers a strategic path for growth.
The Investments in Forest Industry Transformation (IFIT) program, delivered by Natural Resources Canada, supports this evolution. It provides non-repayable contributions to forestry companies. This funding targets first-of-kind technologies and innovative processes.
The IFIT Capital Investment Stream aims to modernize the sector. It accelerates the adoption of transformative technologies. It also expands the production of advanced wood-based materials for housing. By developing value-added products, the program strengthens long-term economic sustainability.
Applicants can receive up to 50% of total eligible project costs. The maximum funding is $10 million per project. This stream focuses on commercialization and scale-up rather than early research.
Eligible applicants include:
The application deadline is April 27, 2026, at 3:00 PM EST.
Your project must align with specific innovation streams to qualify for the IFIT Capital Investment Stream.
These include advanced wood-based building solutions like mass timber. It also covers biomaterials, biochemicals, and pulp and paper modernization. Next-generation biofuels and advanced decarbonization technologies are also high priorities.
Successful projects demonstrate a clear commercialization pathway. They must show quantified environmental and economic impacts. Strategic alignment with federal housing and climate goals is also essential.
At Leyton, we help you navigate these complex requirements. We bridge the gap between technical innovation and federal funding.
Don’t let your project stall due to a lack of capital. Contact a leyton expert today!
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