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Economy Minister Conor Murphy has launched The Business Innovation Grant (BIG), a new £4.3 million initiative designed to help businesses across Northern Ireland embrace innovation and boost productivity and competitiveness.
Economy Minister Conor Murphy has announced that Belfast company Fern Software has secured two multi-million pound contracts in Singapore.
Fern Software provides cutting-edge software solutions for the financial services sector.
Economy Minister Conor Murphy has arrived in Singapore to lead an all-island trade mission to the world’s largest fintech trade event, Singapore Fintech Festival.
Economy Minister Conor Murphy has announced a new Advisory Board designed to enhance Northern Ireland’s standing as a global leader in green technology and the net zero economy.
Economy Minister Conor Murphy today launched a new £11m Cluster Acceleration Programme.
We have launched the online consultation for our new three-year Business Strategy (2024-27).
Our new strategy also reflects the transformation we have undergone following an independent review, ensuring we are more agile, efficient, and better equipped to meet the evolving needs of businesses.
Three Northern Ireland companies are collectively investing over £1million in their businesses to support their growth in the renewables sector. As the demand for Green Energy increases globally, NEO Environmental, Knox Electrical and Skylark Control Ltd have seen increased demand for their services and are capitalising on opportunities.
Economy Minister, Gordon Lyons, has announced 120 jobs for Northern Ireland during a visit to a new manufacturing facility set up by Tribe Technology.
US firm RiverStone has chosen Northern Ireland to embark on a £2.5million Research & Development (R&D) project to create a new and innovative re-insurance platform called Orbit.
Economy Minister, Conor Murphy, has today launched a £46m Agri-Food Investment Initiative to support local agri-food and drink processors.
In 2023/23 Invest NI offered £93m of support to companies to help them with a wide range of projects including help to develop new products, invest in energy and resource efficient technologies, improve skills, create jobs and export to new markets. These company investments and Invest NI support will see £519m invested in the NI economy in the coming years.
Statement on Spirit Aerosystems agreement
Economy Minister, Conor Murphy was speaking at the launch of Invest Northern Ireland’s international trade calendar of events and trade missions.
Invest Northern Ireland published its Key Performance Indicators (KPI’s) for supported businesses today, showing an increase across all metrics.
A new £20 million fund which will offer support to local businesses to purchase and install energy efficient equipment that will help to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions has been launched today.
Northern Ireland's maritime and offshore sectors are set to reach new heights with the launch of the Northern Ireland Maritime & Offshore network (NIMO).
Invest Northern Ireland and the Department for the Economy have announced a £16.3 million investment in a new state of the art Artificial Intelligence Collaboration Centre (AICC), to be based at Ulster University in partnership with Queen's University Belfast.
Invest Northern Ireland has announced an Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) partnership with Young Enterprise NI which will support the next generation of entrepreneurial talent in Northern Ireland.
Economy Minister Conor Murphy today announced a new programme of support to help early-stage, technology-based, start-up businesses and entrepreneurs become global businesses of the future.
Joe Kennedy III, the US Special Envoy to Northern Ireland for Economic Affairs, has announced that Bangor firm Denroy has achieved injection molding qualification for Boeing, the first company in the UK to achieve this status, and has the capability to supply thermoplastic components to Boeing.
Dublin-headquartered digital mental health and wellbeing company Spectrum.Life is investing over £4m in a new Belfast operation that will create 60 high-quality jobs by the end of 2024.
Joe Kennedy III, the U.S. Special Envoy to Northern Ireland for Economic Affairs, has announced that Florida-based insurance technology company Frontline is establishing an engineering development team in Northern Ireland in a £3.8m investment that will create 31 high-quality jobs.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) company Ocula Technologies has chosen Northern Ireland to headquarter its Software Development Centre which includes an £11m investment in Research & Development (R&D).
Vertiv (NYSE: VRT), a global provider of critical digital infrastructure and continuity solutions, today announced that it is making a significant investment in a manufacturing facility in Campsie, Derry / Londonderry, creating approximately 200 skilled jobs and contributing to the Northern Ireland economy.
EY Northern Ireland to create 1,000 new jobs in the region over the next five years