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£2m raised for diversification

Smiles all round as lip-sync firm targets customer service sector

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Read my lips: Gregor Hofer and Michael Berger   The team behind Lara Croft’s smile in the newly launched bestselling Shadow of the Tomb Raider video game are turning theirRead More

Livingston company to expand

£2.8m funding round aids Optoscribe growth

Nick Psaila, Optoscribe chief executive officer
Optoscribe chief executive officer Nick Psaila is looking forward to building on the company’s recent success   Optoscribe, the Livingston-based supplier of glass-based integrated photonics components, has closed an investmentRead More

Archangels backs MGB Biopharma

Further funding for hospital bug drugs firm

Miroslav Ravic
An anti-bacterial agent developed in Scotland by MGB Biopharma (MGB) for the treatment of clostridium difficile infections..

Investor dinner

Scale-up support marked at Archangels dinner

Funding for 'game changer'

Drugs pioneer BDD secures £2m to scale up

A Scottish drugs company has raised £2m to fund its pioneering technology which could help transform patient care.

Syndicate more active than ever

Archangels marks 25th year with record investment

David Ovens
Archangels, the business angel investment syndicate has marked its 25th anniversary by leading a record level of investment in Scottish early stage and scaling businesses.

Funding boost for engineer

£1m helps WaveLIFT drive oil innovation

Pump technology firm WaveLIFT has secured more than £1 million to further develop its key product for the oil and gas sector...

Archangels leads funding round

Photonics firm Optoscribe raises £1.8m

Nick Psaila
Optoscribe, a global supplier of glass-based integrated photonics components, has closed a series B investment round ...

25th anniversary gathering

Investors mark Archangels milestone

Rutterford and Sealey
Almost 200 investors and entrepreneurs will gather tonight to mark 25 years since Mike Rutterford and Barry Sealey hatched a plan to invest in early stage companies...

Angels backing tech firm

Reactec raises £700k to support monitoring device

Reactec
Reactec, which produces a monitoring device for hand and arm vibration syndrome, has raised a further £700,000 from ..