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6 March 2026

Wales Sees Surge in Investment for Women‑led Businesses — But Development Bank Says More Progress is Needed

Ahead of International Women’s Day (8 March), the Development Bank of Wales has reported a significant rise in investment into female‑led businesses, with more than one in three deals this year backing women entrepreneurs.

Wales Sees Surge in Investment for Women‑led Businesses — But Development Bank Says More Progress is Needed

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