Can you remind us of the history of Wrightbus, which has long industrial expertise? Since 1946, Wrightbus has contributed a ...

Northern Ireland’s Wrightbus is set to deliver 1,000 zero-emission buses, boost production by 40%, and unveil the UK’s first ...

Around 24,300 jobs are expected to be created following the announcement of Project HySpeed, a national effort to develop ...

The Ballymena-based business was subsequently bought by English industrialist Jo Bamford and has made a strong recovery.

Some of Britain's biggest companies have joined forces for a landmark hydrogen scheme, which could create 24,000 jobs and inject more than £6bn of private capital into the economy.

Ballymena-based bus manufacturer Wrightbus has secured a £150m finance package to accelerate production and help decarbonise transport fleets.

On Friday bidder Jo Bamford said he had agreed a deal for the Wrightbus factory and the accompanying land. Read more: Wrightbus sale deal reached 'in principle' From April 2026, a 20% inheritance ...

Wrightbus said it would have 930 permanent members of staff when the new jobs were filled. Jo Bamford, who bought the company in 2019 after it went into administration, said the company was ...