Business Development Fund

A recent grant has allowed Chilli Penguin to invest in specialist equipment, significantly enhancing their manufacturing capabilities and product range.

Tom James Construction received a business development grant to invest in equipment that reduces energy consumption and improves waste management, leading to lower operational costs.

Caffi Largo, a popular community-focused café, received a Business Development Grant to make strategic improvements in their kitchen, food preparation areas and storage facilities. 

Receiving a Cyngor Gwynedd Business Development Grant enabled Jack Iffla to turn his business idea into reality by launching Salty Dog Design, a web design, e-commerce, and branding business.

Thomas Skip & Plant Hire Ltd, based in Caernarfon, was able to significantly expand its operations thanks to a Cyngor Gwynedd Business Development Grant.

ML Hughes Construction Ltd has been awarded a Spark Fund Grant to support its expansion and diversification plans. 

Scrubadub Cleaning was awarded a Cyngor Gwynedd Spark Fund grant to purchase commercial-grade gas tumble dryers. 

DE Williams Electrical received a Cyngor Gwynedd Spark Fund grant to design a new bilingual website, purchase a solar PV tester, and become MCS Certified. 

Cogs y Gogs received the Cyngor Gwynedd Business Development Grant (Spark Fund) for equipment to repair electric bikes and to enable the targeting of new markets. 

Mo House Brewery received the Cyngor Gwynedd Business Development Grant (Spark Fund) for brewing and beer serving equipment to enable business growth. 

Highlife Rope Access Ltd, a business specialising in working-at-height solutions, has recently been awarded a business development grant that will greatly support its growth. 

Founded in 1994 and based in Llanwnda, Protec Physio has built a strong reputation over nearly three decades.