In the dynamic business landscape of New Brunswick, innovation and global reach are key drivers of economic growth. As we navigate the latter part of 2025, with evolving market conditions and a keen eye on sustainable development, companies across the province are demonstrating remarkable resilience and ambition. This spirit is particularly evident in the latest news from Fredericton, where a leading technology firm is making significant strides onto the international stage, bolstering New Brunswick’s reputation for cutting-edge industry.

Fredericton’s C-Therm Technologies Goes Global

C-Therm Technologies, a Fredericton-based company specializing in thermal conductivity instrumentation, is set to expand its operations into new international markets, thanks to strategic support from Opportunities NB (ONB). This expansion is a testament to the innovative spirit thriving within New Brunswick’s technology sector.

The company has secured $25,000 in market development support from ONB to accelerate its efforts in reaching new international customers and enhancing the resilience of its global supply chain. This funding will enable C-Therm to pursue market development activities in Europe, expand its contract testing services, and strengthen its supply chain against increasing trade challenges.

Luke Randall, the minister responsible for Opportunities NB, expressed pride in supporting C-Therm’s expansion, highlighting the importance of New Brunswick technology companies bringing their local expertise to the world stage. Adam Harris, CEO of C-Therm Technologies, echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the company’s gratitude for ONB’s support and its commitment to promoting its best-in-class thermal conductivity measurement technology to new markets and building stronger international partnerships.

Pioneering Thermal Conductivity Technology

C-Therm Technologies is recognized as a global leader in thermal conductivity instrumentation. Their advanced technology is crucial for testing and measuring a wide array of materials, including polymers, composites, electronic materials, insulation, and textiles. The company’s flagship product, the Trident system, is utilized by prominent organizations worldwide, such as NASA, Henkel, and Adidas, to evaluate and optimize the thermal performance of materials.

Broader Impact on New Brunswick’s Economy

While C-Therm Technologies is based in Fredericton, its international expansion and the support it receives from Opportunities NB have a positive ripple effect across the entire province, including Saint John. Success stories like C-Therm’s demonstrate the potential for New Brunswick businesses to compete globally, attract investment, and create high-value jobs within the region. Opportunities NB, as the province’s lead business development agency, plays a vital role in fostering such growth by supporting local businesses and attracting new investments, ultimately boosting economic prosperity and job creation throughout New Brunswick.

For more details on this development, you can read the original announcement on the Opportunities NB website.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is C-Therm Technologies?

C-Therm Technologies is a Fredericton-based company that is a global leader in thermal conductivity instrumentation, providing technology to test and measure various materials like polymers, composites, and textiles.

What support did C-Therm Technologies receive?

C-Therm Technologies received $25,000 in market development support from Opportunities NB to aid its international expansion efforts, strengthen its global supply chain, and expand its contract testing services.

How does this expansion benefit New Brunswick?

This expansion showcases New Brunswick’s innovative capacity, helps the company reach new global markets, and contributes to the province’s overall economic growth and job creation, benefiting communities like Saint John.

What is Opportunities NB?

Opportunities NB (ONB) is the lead business development agency for the province of New Brunswick, dedicated to supporting local businesses and attracting new investment to foster economic and job growth.