Launched as a virtual enterprise to address the lack of lifelong treatments for diseases caused by hormone imbalances, Diurnal is now set to access a worldwide market worth over £200million a year.
Leading designer and manufacturer of renewable energy systems Dulas, based in Machynlleth, has revolutionised the way lifesaving vaccines can be stored, exporting its products to countries worldwide in the fight against infectious diseases.
Electronica Products Ltd specialises in the design of electric motors and generators. It also supplies electronic parts to leading manufacturers in aviation and consumer electronics.
Epigen’ is an academic and industry collaboration helping two Welsh companies gain access to a global market worth around £50million.
Ex Veritas, a small private company providing Explosive Atmosphere Certification, Safety (ATEX) and CE Certification, for major blue chip companies worldwide is set to increase its turnover by more than 50% in its third year of trading.
Eysys was founded in 2012 in Pontprennau, Cardiff, to develop software for the online retail industry. Their product – Holistic – helps websites tailor their output to individual users’ tastes, so that consumers are shown deals and offers that are relevant to their interests.
Pontypool-based manufacturer, Flamgard Calidair, is playing a crucial role in the long-term operation to make the site of the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster safe thanks to Welsh Government innovation support.
Haemaflow was established privately in 2008 as a spin-out from Swansea technology firm Haemair Ltd.