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Partnership between InterTradeIreland, Invest Northern Ireland and Enterprise Ireland marks key milestone in Island-wide Enterprise co-operation. 

Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald has welcomed new trade successes by local companies in the United States. 

Economy Minister Conor Murphy has started a two-day visit to Germany to strengthen trade relations and explore new opportunities in a range of high-potential sectors.

Economy Minister Conor Murphy has announced that Kilrea based company Hutchinson is making a significant investment in new equipment that will further boost its productivity and support planned growth including the creation of 57 new jobs. 

Economy Minister, Conor Murphy, has arrived in Chicago to begin a five-day visit to North America with Invest Northern Ireland.

Economy Minister Conor Murphy has launched a new Canadian Advisory Council as he concluded a successful five-day visit to North America, where he led a delegation of Northern Ireland businesses to Chicago and Toronto.

Economy Minister Conor Murphy has opened Invest Northern Ireland’s new Hub and event space in Dublin – a strategic meeting space for Northern Ireland companies and stakeholders.

Magherafelt-based off-site construction firm, P McVey Building Systems, is investing £1.4 million in its business to scale into Great Britain, following significant growth in the Republic of Ireland market.

Economy Minister Conor Murphy has announced Hurst Engineering Services Ltd, based in Co. Fermanagh, has successfully secured four contracts in Britain, totalling £2.5million.

Economy Minister Conor Murphy has announced that Armagh based AIC Group Limited, a leading specialist in Thermal Treatment and Waste-To-Energy systems, has secured its first North American contract, in partnership with Ohio based importer Ecoverse Industries.

Bangor based bespoke joinery company, Aspire Create has secured two new contracts worth over £1million in Great Britain. 

Ballymena based soft drinks manufacturer, Norbev has increased its turnover by over 50 per cent following an investment of almost £300,000 in the upskilling of its staff. 

This week a Northern Ireland Net Zero Exchange mission, led by Invest Northern Ireland, is visiting Malaysia and Singapore to highlight the expertise and technological advancements that have made Northern Ireland an important player in green manufacturing and innovation. 

Over 250 local businesses are attending a Supply Chain Conference: Navigating Now, Shaping Tomorrow in the Armagh City Hotel today at which they will get expert insights into how to manage their supply chains more effectively.

Armagh based food manufacturer, Davison Canners has invested £6 million in a new manufacturing facility outside Portadown.  

As a result of the investment, the company will create 31 new jobs and expects to see its turnover double by 2027.  

Belfast based engineering firm, PAC Group has announced an investment of £1.3m which will see it expand its team with 18 new jobs. The expansion follows export contract wins of £2.8m for its composite preformers, including a £700,000 contract with a Netherlands based automation company following participation on Invest Northern Ireland’s Going Dutch Programme.

US company Collins Aerospace, an RTX business, has invested over £16m in an ambitious R&D project at its Kilkeel site that is helping develop highly innovative passenger seating products for wide body and twin aisle aircraft.

New York-based fintech company, DailyPay, has chosen Northern Ireland for its first expansion outside the United States in a major investment that is creating 293 new jobs. 

Derry/Londonderry based utilities company, BRM Utility Services has secured national multi-year framework contracts with support from Invest Northern Ireland.  The contracts encompass the design, build, connection and maintenance services across several UK Fibre and Power networks.

Over 30 of Invest NI’s international staff have travelled to the North West this week for a two-day visit programme to strengthen their knowledge about the North West’s investment proposition. 

Economy Minister Conor Murphy has announced that Pure Engineering Group is investing £4.7 million in its manufacturing facility in Newry.

30 businesses have taken vital steps to grow their business by participating in Invest Northern Ireland’s Lunch & Learn workshop series held recently in Omagh.

Almost 40 businesses from Newry, Mourne & Down District Council area have taken vital steps to grow their businesses by participating in Invest Northern Ireland’s Lunch & Learn workshops held recently in Newry.

Economy Minister Conor Murphy has announced a £1.96 million investment by Topframe Engineering in a new 30,000 sq ft factory in Castledawson, which will enhance the company’s productivity and drive export growth, creating 22 new jobs.