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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon emphasised the importance of research and innovation as she opened a major new manufacturing facility in Prestwick. The Spirit AeroSystems site will produce spoiler wing components for Airbus’ A320 aircraft using leading edge automation technology, creating more than 100 jobs and helping secure the long-term future of aerospace production in the area.

An American-owned company specialising in eProcurement and eFunding solutions will deliver a jobs boost for Scotland following a grant from Scottish Enterprise.

Leading Aberdeen gas flow measurement firm, GM Flow, has secured a combined six-figure investment from the Scottish Investment Bank (SIB), the investment arm of Scottish Enterprise, and two Scottish equity firms as it continues to further develop its game changing gas flow technology for the oil and gas market.

A Fife family owned company that can trace its origins back 160 years to the mid-19^th century is looking to the future after receiving a Scottish Enterprise RSA award.

Scotland’s reputation as a global fintech base has been enhanced after hosting a visiting delegation of sector leaders from Japan.

Scottish Enterprise and partners unveil plans for new community based around world-leading research hub

Support for Scotland at the world’s premier property exhibition has reached a record level.

An international company specialising in the development of advanced antenna systems will land in Scotland following a grant from Scottish Enterprise.

Novel treatments that may reverse the effects of multiple sclerosis (MS) will be investigated by a new drug-discovery company spun out from the University of Edinburgh.

Scotland’s Deputy First Minister, John Swinney, has announced up to £9.5 million of new funding to strengthen Scotland’s position in precision medicine, an industry estimated to be worth over $130 billion by 2025. The announcement was made at a gathering of academics and business leaders that took place today in Perth.

An emerging fintech company specialising in cyber security will further enhance its presence in Scotland following a grant from Scottish Enterprise.

Almost fifty years on from the closure of the Cupar Sugar Beet factory, a Rural Innovation Support Service (RISS) group aims to look into the feasibility and steps required to re-establish the crop and its processing in eastern Scotland.  The 2020 driver is to contribute to climate change mitigation, rather than sugar for human consumption, and the decarbonisation of industry to meet Scotland’s greenhouse gas reduction targets, by producing bioethanol as a fuel additive and new plant-based biotech products.