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April 28, 2026

Groupe Vectanor organizes around four divisions

Groupe Vectanor announced an organization built on four distinct and complementary divisions: Dimonoff, Amotus, Spatium and Vigilia. The Dimonoff name, inseparable from lighting, no longer reflected the full scope of the group’s activities; the parent company became Groupe Vectanor, and Dimonoff continues its mission as the lighting division.

April 15, 2026

SOC 2 Type 2 audit report

Groupe Vectanor holds a SOC 2 Type 2 audit report dated April 15, 2026, issued by RCGT following an independent audit. The report attests that the security controls of the group’s cloud services are not merely defined but consistently applied over an observation period.

Member of Groupe Stratys

Through its Amotus division, Groupe Vectanor is one of the four members of Groupe Stratys, a Canadian defence consortium founded in 2026 that also includes Gentec, Sysnergie and Triode. The consortium acts as master integrator for integrated systems in defence, energy and critical infrastructure.

Acquisition of Amotus

Dimonoff acquired Amotus, an electronic design house founded in 2013 in Québec City. This vertical integration added hardware and firmware expertise to the group’s software capabilities. Amotus also develops Fundamentum, the IoT Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) that serves as the technological foundation for Vectanor’s solutions.

Mississauga, Canada’s first large-scale smart city project

The City of Mississauga entrusted Dimonoff with 50,000 streetlights, the first large-scale smart city project in Canada. Converted to LED between 2012 and 2015, the network has a utility-accepted meter in every node, and the City reports a 55% reduction in energy costs.

Dimonoff founded in Québec City

Dimonoff was founded in Québec City, with a name forged from “Dim-On-Off”, the three states of light. Its ambition: to transform public lighting into intelligent, data-driven infrastructure.