MANUFACTURING NORTHERN IRELAND: DELIVERING ACTION FOR INDUSTRY
Northern Ireland’s manufacturing legacy is world-renowned. Whether you produce whiskey or wind turbines, we’re here to support your growth by tackling rising costs, securing rates relief, influencing policy and unlocking funding for skills, innovation, and sustainability.
Manufacturing NI helps our members to thrive, innovate and compete through trusted advocacy, timely insights, valuable connections and hands-on support. We champion collaboration and leadership at every level, helping members to navigate change, embrace opportunity and drive long-term success.
Our Areas of Focus

Defending industrial derating for Northern Ireland manufacturers

Tackling increasing business costs, energy issues and how network prices are applied

Driving policy, strategy and leadership that will develop a pipeline of skilled talent

Delivering industry wide and business specific support for evolving customs arrangements

Working with government, education and industry to support digital transformation

Working with government, education and industry to support industrial decarbonisation
Latest News
Fully Funded Leadership Programmes for MNI Members
Queen's University have fully funded executive development programmes currently being delivered by the Leadership Institute with your cluster members, particularly those operating within the Advanced Manufacturing and Biotechnology sectors. There are currently three...
Lead2Grow 2026- Application Deadline Extended
If you run a manufacturing business in the Derry and Strabane area and you have been eyeing up the US market, this one is worth a look before the week is out. Applications for Lead2Grow 2026, the international leadership and scaling programme run through the Ireland...
Terex Dungannon Team Raise Over £2,000 for Cystic Fibrosis
Employees from Terex®, a global manufacturer with sites across Northern Ireland including Dungannon and Omagh, have raised £2,243 for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust, continuing a fundraising campaign launched in memory of local man Cahir O'Hagan, who sadly passed away from...








