Umi Debt Finance Scotland

UMi Debt Finance has received an additional £4 million funding injection to continue its support for Scotland's small & medium enterprises (SMEs) sector.

Scottish start-up Manus Neurodynamica is developing real solutions to conditions that - despite the advance of modern medicine - still require digital tools to further improve the standards of care. The company recently secured a loan from UMi Debt Finance Scotland, funded through the Scottish Growt

Aberdeen-based Red Kite Oilfield Services Limited has secured funding from UMI Debt Finance Scotland to help expand and diversify the business. Red Kite provides a wide range of licenced non-explosive, non-hazmat cutting and perforating services to the global oil and gas industry.

Edinburgh-based GTS Solutions, the only social enterprise operating in the UK private security industry, has secured £50,000 from UMi Debt Finance Scotland allowing it to expand into cybersecurity. GTS Solutions was founded in 2012 by chief executive Chris Thewlis, who has borrowed £50,0

Award-winning Glaswegian lager maker Genius Brewing (Gen!us) will ramp up production in 2020 with a £60,000 loan from UMi Debt Finance Scotland, a £12 million fund that forms part of the Scottish Government’s Scottish Growth Scheme. Genius Brewing was established in 2016 with a mis

Edinburgh chocolate producer Ocelot is ready for a busy 2020 after installing more tempering equipment, thanks to a £40,000 loan from UMi Debt Finance Scotland. Husband and wife team Matt Broadbent and Ish Neat began by making chocolate in their kitchen and selling it at farmers’ markets

Two Scottish entrepreneurs who created the pet food brand Bella & Duke are embarking on a sales and marketing push after securing a £100, 000 loan from UMi Debt Finance Scotland. Chief executive Mark Scott and chief operating officer Tony Ottley founded Blairgowrie-based Bella & Duke w

Glasgow-based watchmaker anOrdain is set for growth after sealing a loan deal with UMi Debt Finance Scotland, a £12 million fund that forms part of the Scottish Government’s Scottish Growth Scheme.

Fife-based AC Architects is using virtual reality (VR) technology to produce an immerse experience for its clients and give them an insight into how their new home will look.