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The Dragon Economist | Capital Wales News Update
Issue 31 | October 2008
Capital Wales is home to over half of Wales' workforce and its industry. The region offers one of the most highly skilled and productive workforces in Europe along with an excellent quality of life and attractive investment packages.
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Admiral, the quoted insurer, has bucked the downturn by predicting that it will meet or beat analysts’ forecasts for 2008, thanks to a growing customer base and higher premiums.
A spiked drink at a birthday celebration followed by three days of sickness was the foundation for a new business venture for cousins Dean and Luke Andrews.
Last year Accelero successfully secured funding from the Bridgend Economic Development Unit in the form of a Flexible grant which they used to enable development of their PC Pen software.
The company, which currently employs 16 people, gained ISO 9001:2000 approval for its quality management system in July last year to underpin its manufacturing activities.
Last year Accelero successfully secured funding from the Bridgend Economic Development Unit in the form of a Flexible grant which they used to enable development of their PC Pen software.
A COMPANY which has developed a process to convert industrial waste heat into reusable energy has established an R &D and manufacturing plant at Bridgend, creating 12 new jobs in the area.
Leading local occupier Biotec has already opened its new headquarters at Central Park. Biotec conducts clinical trials for sensitive biopharmaceutical products for use in the EU and has taken a new bespoke 13,000 sq ft unit on Western Avenue.
Sony UK Technology Centre in Pencoed has also been chosen as the manufacturing base for the first generation of Sony high definition professional camcorder systems.