Establish a Factory

That must be because your ideas are not worth investing in. Why would you characterize a bank as a non-investor, anyway?

Probably could find an organisation here to establish contact, you will probably need a Canadian representative to guide you.....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Economy_of_Canada

http://www.international.gc.ca/investors-investisseurs/iic-iac/establish-etablir.aspx?lang=eng

http://sbinfocanada.about.com/od/startup/f/Non-Canadians-How-to-Open-a-Business-in-Canada.htm

http://www.jobbank.gc.ca/content_pieces-eng.do?cid=206

Are you in Canada? No?

Go.

You have contacted the wrong website, we are not the Canadian government.

I have heard of getting the wrong phone number, but wrong website?

Try contacting the Canadian government directly and see if they have a grants program or similar you can apply for.

Where? What? Why? When?

Could go on but that should be enough for now!

Did I ask how? Or was that your question?

If you have an established product that is currently imported into Canada, and wish to manufacture there to cope with increased demand, the Canadian government will offer a grant via it's import substitution policy. The grant is unlikely to be than 30% of the cost of establishing your factory and will be based on matched funding, that is you have to find the other 70%. Of this 70% a Canadian bank will back some in the form of a long term lone provided you present a good business case. Banks usually want some form of security so unless your product is patented/protected they will almost certainly not offer funding. The best you can expect from a bank is 10-15% of your total costs so that external funding is below 50% and the bulk of the risk is yours.

If this is a start-up, has no established track record with audited accounts to back up the figures, or has no established market in Canada, I do not rate your chances of success very high.

Your project sounds very suspicious but in case I am overly sensitive you may Google a company called SBFC Small Business Finance Center, and purchase their book on loans, grants etc. listing all incentives from the entire Canadian area both Provincial and Federal. This book if I remember is in the $ 450.00 range and is well worth it also there are updates for life so the purchase price is not timed out in this aspect. These programs are not easy to access and you will have intrusion for years to come from inspectors.

Since you mention factory you may have to do a 180 on the investor mindset as acquiring competent professionals to manage the company with some investor cash could be a very wise choice. My theory is the more active brains the better and a brain with some cash involvement is called a super brain. The mindset of banks with our dumbded down society are not friendly to manufacturing as these decision makers have never made anything in their sorry lives. They do finance paper pushers and non producers as they favour this activity. The previous advice on banks is on course and be sure to have excess cash at start up as there is always a guy named Murphy that will upset the plan. Without some data on your product there is not much anyone that has been there and done that can help you in accurate suggestions.

Good for you. What are you going to produce?

Your not thinking of manufacturing football bats by any chance? I tried and they where not interested.

I heard that the boys at general motors had some govt. financing help recently. You might ask them.