Welsh company, Air Covers, has seen its specialist protective covers used for civil and military aircraft, boats and vehicles across the globe.

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.

Pontypool-based Halton Wales has made a global name for itself as a leading designer and manufacturer of fire and blast protection and ventilation systems used in the nuclear, tunnel and energy industries.

Welsh company, Concrete Canvas, has seen its innovative flexible concrete fabric used in construction and civil engineering projects all over the world.

A pioneering project in Neath Port Talbot to help manufacturers boost productivity and sustainability has been granted £1.5m of Welsh Government innovation funding.

Global electronics company, Panasonic, has today cemented its ongoing commitment to Wales by announcing an up to £20m investment in its facility in Cardiff.

A leading American advanced engineering firm is expanding its presence in Wales by establishing a new Centre of Excellence in the Vale of Glamorgan

In this Q&A, Aerospace Wales CEO, John Whalley discusses the association’s development of a new MRO Hub that will provide comprehensive through-life support for the aviation industry, harnessing the capabilities of its existing facilities and established companies.

Wales: Leading Support for Power Device and Sensor Technology

London, UK

New aluminium furnaces, which will play a key part in cutting carbon emissions at Toyota’s Deeside plant, were officially turned on today by Economy Minister Vaughan Gething as he marked National Manufacturing Day.

‘Making space work for humanity’ – that’s the ethos of Cardiff-based Space Forge. They’re developing the world’s first returnable satellite, which will be used to produce materials that are impossible to manufacture on Earth.