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USA beckons for software company
Already a market leader in the UK, Kyloe Partners aims to build a presence in the USA as part of its long-term plans.
Clyde Leather reinforces foundations for future growth following Business Gateway support
A review of operations identified a number of areas where further support would accelerate business growth.
Biotech firm unlocks value in food waste
Edinburgh biotech business IntelliDigest aims to help hotels and restaurants unlock the value in their food waste.
New factory is a game-changer
Securing a large grant enabled Stevenswood, based in Livingston, to set its expansion plans in motion.
Borders gin distillery in high spirits following export success
Dalton-based Oro Gin, co-founded by Ray Clynick, has certainly been a family affair.
Family firm gets a digital boost
Falkirk-based FBS Plumbing Solutions drew on our connections to access the digital skills needed to boost its online presence.
Social enterprise goes for growth
A little business support has helped the mum and daughters behind Hey Girls to start up and grow their social enterprise.
Family firm cleans up
Securing the right business support has helped to turn Perfect Service Solutions into Scotland’s leading company in its field.
A picture of success
Intellectual property expertise and innovation support put Whisky Frames on course to quadruple its turnover in 2018.
Orders ramp up for vegan foods
Connecting with a mentor has helped the founders of Sgaia Foods to manage their business more effectively as it grows rapidly.
Family revives pottery’s fortunes
Securing funding has enabled a family of artists to turn a derelict pottery in the Outer Hebrides into a going concern.