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B-Corp accredited specialist water treatment technologies business Scotmas Group Ltd has secured £2.2 million in equity funding to support its international expansion plans. The investment was led by the Investment Fund for Scotland (IFS), managed by Maven Capital Partners and delivered by the

The second Trump presidency is set to have a profound impact on the Scottish economy, according to Holmes Mackillop. Finlay Swan, associate solicitor at Holmes Mackillop, suggests that while the intention to implement a 20% tariff on exports and an unrestricted – to quote Mr Trump – 'dri

The number of new UK technology incorporations in Scotland rose 5% in 2024 compared to 2023 figures, in contrast to the UK data, which saw a 5% reduction in the number of new tech incorporations, according to analysis by audit, tax and consulting firm RSM UK. The data shows a total of 1,663 new tech

Dundee employment lawyer Ryan Russell has been appointed senior managing partner at MML Law. Mr Russell, 41, has built up a reputation nationally acting in many high-profile employment cases in recent years while progressing through the ranks of MML Law, which he joined as a trainee.

Aberdeen-based risk management and incident investigation software provider COMET has announced it is moving to new headquarters at City Wharf, Shiprow, at the end of this week. This relocation comes amidst significant growth for the company, marked by expanded leadership, new contracts, and strengt

Bruce Cartwright CA, CEO of ICAS, has responded to Holyrood's approval of The Scottish Government's 2025-26 Budget, describing it as a "short-term fix" lacking a long-term tax strategy and a clear reform roadmap for public services. The budget includes £21.7 billion for health and social care,

Johnnie Walker has launched Johnnie Walker Vault, a new global luxury platform grounded in blending artistry – uniting bespoke blends, collaborations with cultural icons and luxurious experiences, all under one visionary banner. At the heart of the new platform is the artistry of Johnnie Walke

Kirkintilloch-based Mobility Scotland, a provider of mobility equipment, has announced expansion plans following a record annual revenue of over £1.5 million. Founder Billy Finnie intends to establish a presence in Edinburgh within five years to meet growing demand in the East, with longer-ter

Edinburgh-headquartered Aveni.ai, a specialist in AI for financial services, has agreed a new partnership with Octopus Money. Following a successful trial, Octopus Money has adopted Aveni Detect and Aveni Assist across its adviser and coaching teams. Octopus Money’s model offers highly persona

Inverness-based Aurora Energy Services has secured approximately £3 million in energy contracts, just four months after launching its integrated services division. The company is leveraging its extensive project delivery experience, particularly in digital laser scanning, to capitalise on the

Stirling will have the fastest-growing economy in Scotland over the next three years – and be among the top four for growth in the UK – according to new research from Ernst & Young (E&Y).

Rutland Square Spirits Ltd has signed a deal with Bollywood actor-turned-serial entrepreneur Dr Vivek Anand Oberoi, setting the scene for a significant inward investment into Scotland. Rutland Square draws inspiration from a rich family legacy and pays homage to the founder’s great-grandfather

In a timely boost for Scotland-USA business relations, the Scottish Chambers of Commerce (SCC) will sign a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Greater New York Chamber of Commerce. The agreement, secured during Scotland’s Trade Mission to New York as part of the Tartan Week cel

Fife-based employee-owned Scott and Fyfe has reported another year of robust financial results, demonstrating resilience despite ongoing geopolitical tensions and increased operational costs. The textiles specialist, established in 1864, designs and manufactures advanced technical textiles for indus

The Cumberland Building Society has announced that chief executive officer Des Moore will step aside from his role in summer 2026, after eight successful years with the organisation. Mr Moore was appointed in 2018 when The Cumberland was in need of a new strategic direction. With a strong appetite f