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£20m investment to support the development of a manufacturing facility, with around 900 jobs, in Ayrshire.
Haventus, the energy transition facilities provider, and owner of Ardersier Port, east of Inverness, has secured a £100 million joint credit facility from the Scottish National Investment Bank and UK Infrastructure Bank with £50 million investment from each.
Up to £44 million to bolster and expand its network of regional training hubs and workshop facilities to support the green energy supply chain.
The Bank has committed £3m to Bioliberty, which emerged from the University of Edinburgh and develops technology that supports physical rehabilitation for the increasing number of people recovering from mobility-limiting conditions or injuries.
The Scottish National Investment Bank highlights key changes needed to unleash billions of pounds for impactful investments in Scotland.
The Bank publishes its Equality Strategy, addressing persistent gender pay gaps and the underrepresentation of women in senior leadership roles.
The Impact Investing Summit, the Scottish National Investment Bank, The Times & The Sunday Times Scotland brought together leaders of ‘impact’ businesses.
The Bank develops insight reports and blogs that support engagement and collaboration with stakeholders on topics that relate to its missions.
Al Denholm, CEO at the Scottish National Investment Bank and William Kyle, Fund Director for Thriving Investments
The agreement between the Scottish National Investment Bank and UKIB strengthens their collaborative relationship.
£20m investment in XLCC, who produce High-Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) cable that will efficiently transport electricity overlong distancesThe investment will support the development of a manufacturing facility, with around 900 jobs, in Ayrshire
Scottish National Investment Bank joins ZeroAvia’s US$150m Series C round alongside American Airlines, IAG and ITOCHUBank’s £20m is its first investment in the sustainable aviation industry
The Bank seeks to be an inclusive employer, hiring ambitious individuals to support sustainable growth.
The Bank is committed to equality for all and being a fully inclusive employer, with the ambition to have a diverse team made up of complementary skills and experiences.
Ailsa joined the Scottish National Investment Bank as an Investment Director in November 2023 after spending 12 years overseas. Having qualified as a CA with PwC in Glasgow she spent a number of years working in the Deals team in Scotland before transferring to Australia in 2010.
The Bank’s investments aim to improve lives across Scotland and beyond, supporting innovative companies, technologies, and community development.
The page introduces Alison Talbot’s role at the Scottish National Investment Bank and her focus on supporting Scotland’s businesses and communities.
Andy joined the Bank as Executive Director Investment Portfolio Management in September 2021.
The Bank invests in Scottish business, projects and communities to deliver development, environmental, social and financial returns for the country.
The 2023 Annual Report and Accounts detail the Bank’s financial performance and strategic direction.
The 2023 Annual Report and Accounts reflect the Bank’s first year under Chief Executive Officer Al Denholm, highlighting progress and achievements.
The Bank’s strategy remains consistent with what was set out in our Business Plan last year, and we are delivering strongly against it. From launch in November 2020 to the end of March 2024 we have committed £640 million of investment in support of our missions, £225 million of which was in the last financial year alone. The £640 million we have committed has also enabled more than £1 billion to be invested alongside the Bank, accelerating both economic growth and progress towards delivering our
The Bank invests in businesses, projects, and communities aligned with its mission.
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The Scottish National Investment Bank provides long-term investments for businesses, projects and communities, including both debt and equity.
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