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Seven companies from the Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council area are investing for the future by expanding into new markets and creating 27 new jobs, leading to a £1.8million investment in the local economy.
US software company, Craxel has announced that it is establishing an IT and operations hub in Belfast with 27 new jobs.
GB supply chain risk management company, Achilles, is establishing a new sales and technology hub in Northern Ireland.
Mobile security company, iVerify, is expanding its operations and support team in Belfast.
Cirdan Imaging is investing £12.9million which will enhance the company’s innovation and skills, improve the efficiency of its laboratory information system.
CattleEye, a subsidiary of GEA Farm Technologies, is further investing in Research and Development to enhance the capabilities of its AI livestock system and further develop GEA’s digital offering for the dairy farming sector.
Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald is in the United States this week for a series of high level engagements aimed at boosting investment, trade and tourism with Northern Ireland.
Three technology companies are receiving over £1.8m in equity investment to accelerate product development, increase exports and create new jobs.
Tamnamore animal feed and bedding manufacturer, Capper Trading is investing £6 million to develop a renewable energy hub.
O&S Doors is investing £9m to install a biomass-fuelled Combined Heat and Power (CHP) system. The investment is co-funded by the Shared Island Sustainability Capital Grant Scheme, with a grant of £2.4m.
Bangor-based McWhinney’s Sausages is investing £2.2 million in new equipment to increase productivity and automation.
The Taoiseach and Ministers Burke and Archibald have announced six projects under the €20m Shared Island Sustainability Capital Grant scheme.
Economy Minister and Invest NI CEO welcome Airbus & Boeing to Northern Ireland.
Since its launch the £70m Investment Fund for Northern Ireland has directly invested £30m into local firms.
BT has announced a new Future Technology Research and Innovation programme at the BT Ireland Innovation Centre (BTIC) in Belfast.
Seven SMEs in Belfast are investing more than £4.1m to grow exports, invest in research and development, and create 33 new jobs.
New programmes will enable women across the island to grow, innovate and scale their business
Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald visits Boston to promote the North West as a leading location for investment and international trade.
US tech firm, Biller Genie, is establishing a new office in Belfast and will create 100 high-quality jobs over the next three years
Derrylin based Ernco Group continues to increase its exports through a contract with the local authority framework in the Republic of Ireland.
KES Group has announced the opening of its Phase 3 expansion at Strabane Business Park, which will increase its advanced manufacturing capacity and create 40 new jobs in Strabane.
Lisnaskea-based Ready Egg to invest £2.9m to boost productivity and accelerate sales growth.
Invest Northern Ireland is pleased to announce the appointment of Alison Currie to the position of Chief Development Officer (CDO).
Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald has announced that Instil is investing £6 million as part of its ambitious growth plans to triple turnover by the end of 2028.