Our eight enterprise zones in Wales offer the best possible conditions for your business to thrive. See which zone meets your requirements.

Businesses located in, or moving to an Enterprise Zone in Wales can benefit from a reduction in interest rates of up to 2% on new loans from the Development Bank of Wales.

Where major projects are driving the growth of world-class low carbon power generation.

A 50+ year aerospace and defence heritage, a rich pool of manufacturing and engineering skills and an international airport on site.

A premier 56.7-hectare (140 acre) business district in the closest capital city to London, with around 50% lower property costs.

A 2,000-hectare (4942 acre) home to cutting edge manufacturing and the highest concentration of manufacturing jobs in the UK.

Strong manufacturing skills availability, 40 hectares (98 acres) of development land with 100% expansion space and fast-tracked planning, plus excellent connectivity to the Midlands.

Longstanding energy heritage and diversity and innovation across a range of sectors at the heart of the UK’s only coastal National Park.

A longstanding manufacturing heritage and unique well-connected location make this one of the most accessible and unique business destinations in Wales.

Home to two truly unique sites tailor-made for low carbon energy, ICT or aerospace-related businesses.

The Snowdonia Aerospace Centre is one of six shortlisted locations for the UK Spaceport. Its long runway and coastal, peninsular location with access to segregated airspace makes it an ideal candidate for safe spaceplan operations.

Northern Gateway within Deeside Enterprise Zone is a strategic, 90 hectare (222 acre), ready-to-go development site understood to be the largest, private sector-led development in north Wales and the north west of England.

Cardiff Capital Region, encompassing 3 Enterprise Zones, and consisting of 10 local authority areas covering the South East Region of South Wales, has the potential to fundamentally transform the region.

Covering four local authority regions in South West Wales, the Swansea Bay City Region covers an area of 4,805 square kilometres, with a combined population of over 685,000.

Wylfa Newydd is the name of the Horizon Nuclear Power project to develop a new nuclear power station adjacent to the former Magnox Wylfa Power Station on Anglesey.