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Grant and investment funding of almost £25 million has been committed to 90 innovative, early-stage businesses in Scotland whose growth ambitions were impacted by the onset of the covid-19 pandemic.

Edinburgh-based contemporary furniture and interior design company Tangram Furnishers Limited has announced its transition to employee ownership.

US videogame ad platform firm latest company to choose Scotland

Businesses selected for their ability to help Scotland’s economic recovery and net-zero emissions target

Report outlining targeted approach to attracting investment published.

Optimat, a research consultancy based in East-Kilbride, has been appointed to support the growth and development of the Scottish geospatial sector and enhance the use of location-based data across Scotland.

Scottish Enterprise's Chair, Lord Smith of Kelvin, highlights the role of our GlobalScot network.

The world’s first electric fire engine was launched from Cumnock, Scotland, today by Emergency One the UK’s leading manufacturer of fire, rescue and emergency vehicles. The company has been supported by Scottish Enterprise and is poised to target international markets with the new net zero emergency vehicle.

A total of 33 businesses with high-growth potential from across Scotland have benefited to the tune of just over £1 million after being named as winners at the Scottish EDGE Awards, which featured keynote speakers UK bioscience entrepreneur Professor Sir Christopher Evans, Alison Rose, CEO NatWest Group and Poonam Gupta OBE of PG Paper.

Co-operative Development Scotland is launching a campaign to showcase the role inclusive business models can play in the recovery of the economy as new research reveals that people favour more socially responsible and fairer businesses.