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CEO of Invest NI, Kieran Donoghue, discusses the future and current priorities for economic development in Northern Ireland.

Susan O'Kane tells us about the challenges and opportunities for businesses in the Belfast region. 

Eugene Heaney discusses what Northern Ireland businesses should know about CBAM and how it can give businesses a competitive edge. 

We spoke to Aeidin about her ambitions for the region, its strengths and challenges, and how the North West team is working with businesses in the area.   

In this article, Grainne Moody examines the benefits of scaling, and how Invest NI has supported small companies to grow into mid-size businesses. 

Eugene Heaney discusses how innovation in the water sector can pose opportunities for Northern Ireland businesses. 

We spoke to Iain about his ambitions for the region, its economic strengths, and how his team is working to support businesses in the area.

We spoke to Alistair about his ambitions for the Southern region, its opportunities, and how the regional team is working with businesses in the area.

We spoke to Ethna McNamee about her ambitions for the Western region, its strengths and challenges, and how the Western regional team is working with businesses in the area.  

Kathryn Hill looks at the impact nibusinessinfo.co.uk has had on businesses in Northern Ireland over the past twenty years. 

Invest NI support drives £764m investment, 4,301 jobs and export growth across Northern Ireland in 2025-26 end-of-year results.

Robert Hill discusses how Northern Ireland manufacturing has evolved for the space industry.

Brendan McGuigan takes a look at how businesses across aerospace, materials handling, construction, green technologies, agri-food, and life and health sciences are evolving.

Alison Currie outlines why regional balance matters and how Invest NI is working with businesses and partners to support growth that is felt across the whole region.

The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) aims to put a fair price on the carbon emitted during the production of carbon-intensive goods that are entering the EU.

Without financial assistance, many start-ups and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) struggle to reach their full potential.  

The past few months have brought positive news for the North West. Investors and indigenous businesses have announced investments in the region that will create over 1,400 new jobs in the coming years.

Vertiv, EY, Foods Connected, FinTrU and FabPlus, are just a few of the companies committed to growing their business in the North West.

In this article, Fiona Walker discusses what makes Northern Ireland’s distilleries special, from our heritage to our diverse brands. 

Exporting is a catalyst for innovation, competitiveness, and long-term resilience. No matter the size of your business, exploring opportunities in international markets can help your business grow. 

Kieran Donoghue, Invest NI CEO, considers the outlook for Northern Ireland businesses in 2026.

Social and environmental accountability should be a priority for companies in Northern Ireland focused on business growth.  

Find out how Northern Ireland firms use Invest NI’s Export to Grow support to access GB & EU markets, boost sales, and turn export opportunities into growth.

Northern Ireland can advance both AI for cyber security and cyber security for AI – two interdependent domains critical to safeguarding digital infrastructure. In this article, we examine the impact of AI on the cyber security industry. 

From driving innovation to creating new jobs, here are five reasons why entrepreneurs are so important for Northern Ireland’s economy.

With centuries of tradition in farming and a rich heritage of agricultural innovation, Northern Ireland continues to serve as a proving-ground for modern, sustainable farming solutions.