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
Mills Selig appoints Glenn Watterson as Head of Corporate
Mills Selig has announced the appointment of Partner Glenn Watterson as Head of Corporate, recognising his outstanding contribution to the firm and his role in the continued growth of its Corporate team. During his 18 years with Mills Selig, Glenn has established a...
InterTradeIreland Get Exporting
Get Exporting: Cross-Border is for businesses that are new to trading across the island of Ireland or beginning to build early sales in that market. Whether you’ve never traded across the border before or are starting to see initial traction, the programme is designed...
Go Succeed Announce that £4k Grants are now live
If you are currently receiving or have previously received support through the Go Succeed service, you may be eligible to apply for a grant to help take your business to the next level. Go Succeed can fund up to 50% of eligible capital costs, with a maximum grant of...








