Scottish Enterprise has welcomed the announcement from First Minister Nicola Sturgeon today that the Scottish Government will provide an additional £45m for businesses impacted by COVID-19.

Scottish Enterprise and partners today advised that from 5pm on Tuesday 5 May 2020 the Pivotal Enterprise Resilience Fund will pause to allow detailed assessment of initial applications.

Forfar-based textiles business Don & Low has acquired a machine to manufacture fabric used in the production of high-quality FFP3 face masks.

Scottish Enterprise has today welcomed the announcement from Economy Secretary Fiona Hyslop that the Scottish Government’s additional £100m fund for businesses impacted by COVID-19 will be open for applications later today.

Our Chief Executive Steve Dunlop outlines Scottish Enterprise's response to COVID-19 and explains how a partnership effort will help reset, restart and recover Scotland's economy.

Scottish Enterprise has welcomed today’s statement from Cabinet Secretary Fiona Hyslop that an extra £100m will be made available to the newly self-employed and firms suffering hardship.

What we are doing to help Scotland's businesses and communities

COVID-19 is creating considerable concern across Scotland at the moment.  While the priority is understandably the health and safety of us all, we recognise that this is also an incredibly uncertain time for businesses. 

The Fife-based hoist manufacturer will expand production of its Get Up Safe system for technicians working on wind turbines.

A technology company specialising in digital assets has announced it will be the latest international firm to expand into Scotland.

Scotland’s future tourism strategy, ‘Scotland Outlook 2030’ was officially launched this morning at the Scottish Tourism Alliance Signature Conference in Glasgow.

Boeing and Scottish Enterprise have signed a new strategic agreement, called the Boeing Scotland Alliance, that will explore opportunities to work together in Scotland, with the aim of doubling Boeing’s supply chain - which could be worth tens of millions of pounds to the Scottish economy - and creating 200 new quality jobs over the next five years.