Six Canadian tech companies eyeing IPOs amid investor craze for digital stocks

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2021 could be busiest year for TSX tech IPOs since the 2008 financial crisis

because they had ready access to private capital at attractive valuations. Now, public markets are just as competitive, if not even more lucrative.scrapped plans to raise $30-million from private investors last year

Auvik made a name for itself selling network management and monitoring software to companies that oversee those networks for small- and medium-sized businesses. It expanded its capabilities during the pandemic as companies went remote, helping to reduce bottlenecks and disruptions from the increased use of virtual private networks.

The 275-person company has increasingly sold its products to corporations to help them guard against the theft of their digital assets. It has about 4,000 customers, split between law-enforcement agencies and companies.largest venture-capital investment ever by a Saskatchewan tech company in 2019

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