Mid & South West Wales

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The High Value Manufacturing Catapult (HVM Catapult) gives Welsh manufacturers a direct link into the UK’s world leading network of applied research centres, helping them adopt digital, automated and sustainable technology production at pace.

Marine Energy Wales sits at the heart of Wales’ blue green economy, bringing together developers, ports, supply chain and government to turn world class wind, wave and tidal resources into investable projects.

The Global Centre of Rail Excellence (GCRE) is a £400m rail innovation, testing and showcasing facility being developed in South Wales, designed to serve rolling stock, infrastructure and technology providers from the UK and around the world.

The Development Bank of Wales is one of the UK’s largest regional economic development banks, providing loans and equity to Welsh businesses at every stage from startup to scaleup, succession and major property or infrastructure projects.

Unique geography, a strategic location and decades of maritime and industrial expertise position Welsh ports as a natural gateway to unlocking the extraordinary potential of offshore wind.

Mid Wales based Zip-Clip is an award winning designer and manufacturer of high-specification wire rope suspension and bracing solutions.

Mid Wales company, Dulas, has played a vital role in supporting immunisation programmes all over the globe, helping ensure people in some of the most rural parts of the world have access to the vaccines they need.

Mid Wales company, Makefast Group, designs and builds equipment for the marine and safety industries, including systems for super yachts and luxury boats like retractable sunroofs, awning units and bathing platforms. Its products can be found in harbours all over the globe.

The Celtic Freeport in Milford Haven and Port Talbot and Anglesey Freeport on Ynys Mon have been chosen as Wales’ first freeports, helping to create tens of thousands of new jobs in the green industries of the future, the Welsh and UK governments announced today.

After more than a decade of meticulous research and development, Swansea-based Marine Power Systems are preparing to launch a revolutionary new device into the renewable energy market, harnessing the vast power of ocean waves and wind.

The Swansea Digital Waterfront project is lead by Swansea Council and is a City Deal supported project.