Devro invests in sustainability and productivity
Leading global collagen casings manufacturer Devro has embarked on a £2.9 million capital investment project to reduce carbon emissions and increase productivity at its Scottish site in Moodiesburn, North Lanarkshire.
£14million project from Canon Medical Research in Edinburgh plans to transform medical scans with AI technology
Canon Medical Research Europe has been awarded £3.6million from Scottish Enterprise towards a £14million project that uses AI for faster data analysis and aims to improve medical scans with benefits for both patients and health services.
Chemify Launches World’s First Chemputation Facility
The Chemifarm combines chemical programming, robotics, and AI for design, discovery and manufacture of new molecules and materials at scale. Innovate UK’s Innovation Accelerator Project and Scottish Enterprise are the primary funders for the £12M, 21,500 square feet facility.
Boosting Scotland’s maritime sector
Funding of £9.22 million to support a training and skills academy has been awarded to BAE Systems.
Inward investment success
Record share of UK projects secured despite global instabilities

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Devro invests in sustainability and productivity
Leading global collagen casings manufacturer Devro has embarked on a £2.9 million capital investment project to reduce carbon emissions and increase productivity at its Scottish site in Moodiesburn, North Lanarkshire.

Human Rights Due Diligence (HRDD) review comment
Scottish Enterprise comment following Deputy First Minister's update to Parliament on 25 June 2025.

£14million project from Canon Medical Research in Edinburgh plans to transform medical scans with AI technology
Canon Medical Research Europe has been awarded £3.6million from Scottish Enterprise towards a £14million project that uses AI for faster data analysis and aims to improve medical scans with benefits for both patients and health services.