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NJM Accountancy is expanding in Bangor after sustained business growth. The practice has invested £300,000 in larger premises and will initially create four additional jobs.
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Adviisa has raised £425,000 to expand its business memory platform. The Cambridge company will invest in product development, team growth and wider adoption among businesses and professional advisers.
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Lesters is investing £2m in a new Cannock headquarters facility. The 101,000 sq ft site will support manufacturing expansion as the packaging business targets £30m annual revenue by 2030.
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Klarus research suggests AI is supporting junior employees at work. Mid-market technology leaders report improved productivity and new opportunities for junior staff, although the study measures executive perceptions rather than employment outcomes.
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Leyton has opened a professional services hub in Belfast today. The consultancy plans 12 jobs over two years across specialist innovation tax and advisory work.
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Selene has opened its first Birmingham clinical research site today. The company plans up to 30 jobs and a wider network of six NHS-integrated locations.
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Northern Ireland has opened a major advanced manufacturing innovation centre. The almost £100m AMIC facility will connect industrial companies with research, technology and development capability.
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Nettle has raised fresh capital to expand insurance AI globally. The $4.8m seed round takes total funding to $6.8m as the company targets commercial insurers’ loss control workloads.
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RoslinCT has secured major backing for digital manufacturing expansion plans. Scottish Enterprise will provide up to £7.25m for a multi-year programme spanning data integration, digital systems and AI.
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Informa is reshaping its portfolio around international business events globally. The group will acquire Clarion for £2.24bn, raise about £940m in equity and prepare Taylor & Francis for separation.