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Nebu-Flow has secured an additional £4.7 million of investment to accelerate the next generation of inhaled drugs for patients with respiratory disorders, which are the main cause of death and disability worldwide.  The company’s nebuliser platform has been developed to provide a number of advantages over existing technologies. Overall, the worldwide inhalable drug market was valued at approximately $33 billion in 2023, with the nebuliser market valued at over $1 billion. 

• Firm is a significant employer in Glasgow with 2,600 employees in the city, and 4,000 in
Scotland overall
• The building created 3,900 local construction jobs over the past five years
• New office shows a new long term commitment to the city, and reflects wider investments in
Scotland where the firm has committed £2.9 million in philanthropic capital over five years

An innovative retractable wingsail that developer Smart Green Shipping estimates can save commercial shipping companies up to 30% fuel per year will be launched by First Minister Humza Yousaf today (Wednesday 17 April)

Cofficient, a leading Scottish Oracle NetSuite and SAP  partner, is proud to announce their transition to an employee-owned company

Partners celebrate progress of unique Aberdeen City Region Deal industry growth project

Representatives of companies from across Scotland’s space sector travelled to Denmark for the inaugural Space Scotland Nordics Summit.

Glasgow-based Staffscanner is a staffing provider and technology platform that is tripling in size following a grant award of almost £1million from Scottish Enterprise.

The letter below was sent to the editor following an inaccurate representation of Scottish Enterprise investments.

This announcement comes during Scottish Apprenticeship Week 2024 (4-8^th March)

E-learning specialist ITZA has secured £2 million of R&D grant and equity funding from Scottish Enterprise, Alba Equity, and private investors to grow a digital learning, production and AI analytics hub in Scotland to accelerate independent learning for young people in the 10-16 age range.

A Glasgow technology company has secured a fresh round of funding from the billionaire founders of Skype and Bolt, along with Iron Wolf Capital, Specialist VC and Scottish Enterprise, to further bolster its growing fleet of robotic lawn mowers for large lawns.