Stathera announces US $15 mn Series A funding round

“Technology scaling using conventional timing architectures has hit a wall when it comes to synchronising next-generation electronics. Stathera’s technology introduces a new approach to integrating and manufacturing timing devices,” said George Xereas, Stathera’s CEO and Co-founder. “We are excited to be the only company with state-of-the-art DualModefrequency technology, which has the potential to re-architect the entire $9.4 billion electronics timing industry. We are grateful to our investors for recognising and investing in this potential, which will allow us to expand our world-class team and drive commercialisation.”

As a core component of its commercialisation strategy, Stathera is developing numerous strategic partnerships with companies that will help enable the global distribution of its products. Stathera has entered into a commercial collaboration agreement with South Korean conglomerate, Doosan. The company is also pursuing partnerships with MediaTek, as well as TXC.

“Businesses and consumers today expect more. It is clear that next-generation electronics are in great need of new solutions that can meet the growing demands of performance and cost,” said Nicholas Brathwaite, Founding Managing Partner of Celesta Capital. “We are delighted to support the fantastic team at Stathera as they work to bring their differentiated technology to the market at scale.”

‘’We are proud to support Montreal-based and founded Stathera and its highly talented team,‘’ adds Charles Lespérance, Partner, Deep Tech venture Fund at BDC Capital. ‘’Alongside other notable investors in this round, we’re confident that the company’s high-performance MEMS timing solutions developed to replace quartz oscillators will allow them to be at the forefront of innovation with forthcoming products that will enable new capabilities in sectors like IoT, computing, automotive and telecommunications.’’

Stathera intends to use the proceeds from the Series A funding to fully commercialise its DualMode  GEN1 MEMS timing product line, increasing production capacity in the months ahead to meet anticipated customer demand. In parallel, Stathera plans to invest heavily in the advancement of its GEN2 high-performance technology, which brings an improvement of one order of magnitude over legacy MEMS timing solutions.

With the Series A investment, BDC Capital Partner Charles Lespérance and Celesta Capital Partner Terry Gilton will join Stathera’s Board of Directors.