Raven Indigenous Capital Partners Announces Multi-million-dollar Investment In Mitsoh

EDMONTON — Mitsoh, an Indigenous-owned food company and meat snack brand, announced a multi-million-dollar investment from Raven Indigenous Capital Partners on Nov. 20. The financing aims to expand Mitsoh’s manufacturing capacity at its Edmonton production facility, enhance national distribution, and fuel new products across its line of meat snacks. In a corresponding move, Mike Fata has been appointed Mitsoh Chairman of the Board.

“This investment is about more than capital, it’s a commitment to amplifying Indigenous leadership in food,” said Sean McCormick, Partner at Raven Indigenous Capital Partners. “Mitsoh is redefining what it means to build a modern Indigenous-owned food brand, one that celebrates culture, quality, and community while delivering category-leading growth.”

Per a Nov. 20 press release, the new funding will try to strengthen Mitsoh’s Edmonton production capacity, support expanded national distribution, and try to accelerate the launch of new protein innovations.

Fata added, “Mitsoh is a rare combination of purpose and performance. We’re building the future of meat snacks in Canada; authentic, clean-label, and proudly Indigenous-owned. With Raven’s support and our talented team, we’re ready to take Mitsoh from a regional success to a national household name.”

Brandon Markiw, Mitsoh CEO and Co-Founder, said, “Mitsoh is entering a scale-up phase that demands both operational excellence and cultural integrity. Raven’s investment gives us the firepower to expand production, strengthen national distribution, and accelerate innovation while staying true to our Indigenous roots. This is the moment we take Mitsoh from a fast-growing challenger brand to a category leader.”