Today's Wales business news from Insider |
| Ex Ferrari CEO to take the wheel at Aston Martin | Tobias Moers is to step down as chief executive of Aston Martin with a former Ferrari CEO set to take the helm at the luxury automotive business which has a major base in Wales. In first quarter results, Aston Martin said it was well-placed to achieve good growth in 2022.
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| Ask the expert: To disclose or not to disclose? | Dan Dowen, commercial contracts senior associate at Berry Smith, considers the importance, key terms and drawbacks of non disclosure agreements for businesses looking to disclose confidential information for commercial purposes.
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| Bank backs burger restaurant’s expansion plans | A burger restaurant has revealed plans to more than double its number of sites and create 200 new jobs by the end of 2023, with a Cardiff opening imminent. The move has been backed by a six-figure finance facility with Natwest.
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| Newable Finance brokers £1.85m for pier | Mumbles Pier is to get a facelift with funding brokered by Newable Finance, the specialist brokerage and advisory service arm of Newable, which has secured a deal with specialist lender Together for £1.85m of restoration works.
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| Investment yielding fruit at IVS | South Wales-based Industrial Valve Services (IVS) is eyeing further growth as it enters its fifth decade and celebrates five years since being acquired by Amcomri Group.
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