Manufacturing Month NI News
Keep up to date with the latest manufacturing news in Northern Ireland and be the first to hear about Manufacutring NI’s series of events scheduled for 2020.
Supply Chain Resilience and Development Solutions – call for applications
Invest Northern Ireland (Invest NI) has issued a call for applicants to the Supply Chain Resilience and Development Solutions (SCRDS). This scheme supports businesses to improve their supply chain resilience and competitiveness. What support is available? The...
World Cup 2022: Employer guidance
NI Business Info have published The FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 starts on Sunday 20 November until Sunday 18 December 2022. With several matches taking place during normal working hours, staff may become distracted as they attempt to keep up with the action. We have...
AG PLEDGES TO REDUCE ITS CARBON FOOTPRINT BY 30%
Fivemiletown headquartered Paving and Building Products firm, AG, has reinforced its position as a market leader in sustainable construction through its latest pledge to reduce its carbon footprint by 30% by 2030 – despite a surge in production levels. The firm,...
Almac Group Hosts Internationally Recognised Chemistry R&D Forum in Belfas
Almac Sciences, a member of the Almac Group, has announced that the Nordic Process Chemistry Forum, an internationally recognised forum for leaders in chemistry, will be held in Belfast, Northern Ireland for the very first time in the forum’s history. Traditionally...
Make UK Executive Survey
Make UK’s Executive Survey, in association with PwC seeks to understand the risks and opportunities manufacturers face in the year ahead. It also explores the actions manufacturers plan to take to either mitigate these risks or take advantage of these opportunities....
Invest NI launch Ambition to Grow Programme
Ambition to Grow is Invest NI's exciting new regionally focused competition aimed at innovative, ambitious businesses is now open for applications. 40 spaces are available and successful applicants will be eligible to apply for funding up to a maximum of £45,000,...





