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UK-based diagnostic health testing company, Regenerus Laboratories, announced that it has secured £8m to accelerate operational and market expansion, and strengthen its diagnostic platform. The funds consist of £5m equity investment from Foresight Group and a £3m R&D grant from Scottish Enterprise.

ReVentas, a Scottish start-up pioneering a new type of plastic recycling, has been awarded £3.5m grant funding from Scottish Enterprise to support the development of their solvent based recycling technology over the next three years. 

An industrialised construction company which has developed innovative technology to build homes from recycled glass panels has secured more than £5m in funding to help it tackle the UK’s housing crisis.

Fintech companies from around the world with innovative AI solutions can now apply to the award-winning Financial Regulation Innovation Lab’s new innovation call – on responsible AI in financial services. This is a unique opportunity for companies at any stage to fast-track their solutions to real-world problems and help shape the future of financial services.

Scotland has retained its position as the UK's leading destination for foreign direct investment (FDI) outside London, demonstrating resilience and continued investor confidence in a challenging global environment. 

Scotland remains the UK’s top destination outside of London for foreign direct investment projects.

Tech Tour Europe – which has seen €59.5 billion Euros invested in over 3,500 companies in the past 10 years – will bring the third edition of its Mental & Brain Health 2026 investor program to Glasgow later this year.

Scotland’s entrepreneurial community showcased its best big ideas from high growth small businesses as the winners of Round 27 of Scottish EDGE were revealed last night (June 18) in Edinburgh, hosted at the Royal Bank of Scotland Conference Centre.

The Scottish Government has announced £150,000 funding to help Scotland become a world leader in animal health, aquaculture and agritech (AAA).

Nebu~Flow®, a Glasgow-based medical technology company, has been awarded a £2m Scottish Enterprise grant to accelerate development and patient access to its patented nebuliser technology in the UK and globally. The technology is designed to improve how people receive inhaled medicines, paving the way for the medicines of tomorrow and reducing pressure on healthcare systems.

A new technology created by Heriot-Watt University is poised to upend one of the most stubborn bottlenecks in modern manufacturing.

The new centre will create around 100 highly skilled roles as Hitachi Energy expands UK workforce to meet growing demand for electrification