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Lesmahagow-based fleet vehicle graphics firm, OPG, is on track to increase turnover by 40% following continued business growth since a management buy-out (MBO) in late 2022. OPG’s primary focus is the design and production of branding and wraps for vehicles, working with household names across

Tata Steel’s business support subsidiary, UKSE, has appointed Marc Davey as regional executive, strengthening its investment team in Scotland. Mr Davey brings a wealth of business advisory experience, joining UKSE from Business Gateway West Lothian, where he worked with clients across sectors

Cumbernauld-headquartered furniture manufacturer Livn Manufacturing Limited has welcomed a six-figure funding package from UKSE, a subsidiary of Tata Steel, that will help the business invest in new technology and IT infrastructure to enhance its operations. Founded by Stephen Connachan in 1995, Liv

Glasgow-based industrial strapping, banding and load securing firm, Reid Brothers UK is poised for expansion with support of a six-figure funding injection from UKSE. With roots tracing back to 1868, this is the firm's third funding round from UKSE with previous support enabling a management buy-out

Fleet vehicle graphics firm, OPG, has successfully completed a multi-million management buy-out (MBO) deal thanks to a six-figure funding package from UKSE, alongside input from private investors. Allan Hamilton has been appointed as managing director, taking the reins from Owen Pilling who formed t

UKSE, a subsidiary of Tata Steel, has appointed finance veteran Scott Webb as its area manager for Scotland. With a background in business finance, including roles at Clydesdale Bank, North Ayrshire Council and the West of Scotland Loan Fund, Scott Webb joined UKSE almost eight years ago.

Motherwell-based IT support business VectorCloud has received a five-figure funding deal from UKSE (UK Steel Enterprise), a subsidiary of Tata Steel. The company has since launched a recruitment drive as it looks to increase its headcount by around 20%. 

Glasgow-based strapping and tools firm Reid Brothers International has received a six-figure loan from UKSE, a subsidiary of Tata Steel, to help drive expansion plans. The funding will allow the firm to move into larger premises and purchase additional equipment.

Tata Steel subsidiary UK Steel Enterprise (UKSE) has provided a six-figure funding boost to furniture manufacturer Aquapac.  The Cumbernauld-based company, which specialises in the manufacturing of furniture products, plans to expand its design and engineering team by 50% to