Cascadia Windows & Doors has secured new growth funding to expand its operations and market presence across North America.

MKB Equity Partners led the financing, joined by Blue Earth Capital and Canada Growth Fund, which committed $30 million to the transaction. The capital will enable Cascadia to increase its manufacturing capacity, scale adoption of its advanced technologies, and accelerate the decarbonisation of the building industry.

Langley, B.C.-based Cascadia manufactures high-performance fibreglass windows, doors, window-wall and cladding components. Its commercial-grade products deliver up to 250% better thermal performance compared with traditional aluminum window, according to the company, reducing heating and cooling loads while lowering lifecycle costs. With nearly two decades of innovation, the company has advanced energy-code–compliant products, Passive House and PHIUS-certified configurations, and wildfire-resistant window systems, setting new benchmarks for sustainable building solutions.

MKB is a North American private investment firm focused on growth-stage companies advancing the energy transition in sectors such as mobility, built environment, and industrial technologies.

Blue Earth Capital, based in Switzerland with offices in New York and London, is an impact investor addressing global social and environmental challenges through private equity and credit strategies. Canada Growth Fund, a $15-billion federal investment vehicle managed by PSP Investments, was created to attract private capital and scale Canadian clean technologies by co-investing alongside private-sector partners.

Pictured: Cheko’nien House, a Cascadia project located at the University of Victoria.

Image: CNW Group/Canada Growth Fund