Business and economy
The Assembly Government is committed to helping companies prosper in Wales. Strong, innovative and competitive businesses are essential for our economy. A thriving economy raises standards of living and brings better health and well-being to the people and communities.
For business information, advice and support, go to the Welsh Assembly Government's Flexible Support for Business website (external link) or telephone 03000 6 03000.
Our specialist advisers can offer you support on everything from starting up and expanding your business to exporting your product and bringing your business to Wales.
If you need to know about available financial support, property or the broadband and Information Communication Technology (ICT) networks in Wales, our website will help you find out more.
Latest News
08/03/10
The twelve regional Flexible Support for Business (FS4B) centres around Wales are holding informal sessions on Monday 15th March to promote the most comprehensive online one-stop shop that brings together all the support available to businesses in Wales.
05/03/10
Deputy Minister for Housing and Regeneration, Jocelyn Davies AM has visited a former empty home in Rhyl that is to be sold as an affordable house to a local first time buyer.
Related Links
The Programme has been set up to ensure the right policies and structures are in place to build a more sustainable economy following the recession.
We want to know how you think we can improve our approach to support the Welsh economy. Complete our ‘Tell us’ questionnaire to have your say.
This report follows an independent review to assess how the Welsh Assembly Government performs its inward investment function compared with competition elsewhere in the UK.
The strategy delivers the commitment made in the One Wales programme of Government and outlines the proposals to direct the transition to a more sustainable economy.
Flexible Support for Business provides support to start, sustain and grow businesses in Wales.
Innovation and e-Business Roadshow will be visiting Aberystwyth, Bangor, Cardiff, Swansea and St Asaph in February and March 2010.