A Shared Future

Supporting Indigenous peoples through structured and sustainable economic opportunities.

The Mission

Support the growth of Indigenous businesses in Quebec by providing tailored financing solutions that complement existing funding sources, thereby facilitating access to capital for both established and emerging Indigenous entrepreneurs, while also enhancing their capacity-building efforts.

Investment Thesis

Types of Investment: Unsecured Loan | Equity

FNVCQ II invests in companies wholly or partially owned by Indigenous peoples, promoting the realization of structuring projects while generating positive financial and societal returns for all Indigenous peoples of Quebec.

Our Approach

Meet Our Team

Strategic Projects:

Jobs Created:

400+

Fund Size:

$50 Million

4 Key Sectors

Intérieur d’un espace touristique et d’hébergement avec une personne marchant, représentant les initiatives autochtones en tourisme et hébergement culturel.

Tourism and Hospitality:

Encourage Indigenous peoples to thrive and share their culture, while generating significant economic benefits. This industry helps raise awareness of Indigenous history and provides opportunities to highlight Indigenous artisans. As this emerging industry continues to experience steady growth over several years, it is essential to strengthen Indigenous participation and community involvement through accelerated financial and managerial support.

Construction:

Promote equitable Indigenous participation so that the profits generated by the construction industry create greater positive economic impacts within Indigenous communities, and so that both the number of Indigenous entrepreneurs and the size of Indigenous-owned construction businesses continue to grow.

Site géothermal avec passerelles, représentant l’implication autochtone dans les services liés aux ressources naturelles.

Service Providers for Natural Resources:

Support entrepreneurs to ensure that the wealth generated from economic activities related to natural resource development is redistributed fairly among targeted communities and contributes to reconciliation.

Renewable Energy:

Support Indigenous participation in renewable energy projects by providing financial assistance to those working to advance reconciliation. For decades, this industry has affected Indigenous communities, as most projects are located on their territories.