Investment Opportunities

These ambitious proposals aim to create a high-quality hub in Withybush near Haverfordwest and will become home to a number of food producers.

Bremenda Isaf is a £5m proposal to turn a County Farm into a flagship, low carbon Food Innovation Centre of Excellence for South West Wales, combining regenerative farming, local food processing and aggregation, supply-chain growth and a Skills Academy.

Reimagining the University Wales Trinity St David Carmarthen Campus in order to ensure world class educational facilities that are fit for the future.

Porth Copr is a £150M regeneration creating a vibrant mixed-use quarter beside Swansea Arena, delivering up to 400,000 sq ft of Grade A offices and flexible workspace, plus learning, leisure, retail and homes around new landscaped public spaces in the city centre.

Parc Felindre presents an exciting development opportunity for industries involved in hightech manufacturing and R&D to grow and develop whilst benefitting from proximity to a vibrant city, skilled labour force and connectivity.

Growing from the success of investment at both the Food and Business Zones, Cross Hands East extends to around 10 hectares of development-ready plots.

The proposal features a highly sustainable single terrace of five industrial units each containing their own work area, office accommodation and staff facilities which delivers on the de-carbonisation agenda and achieves net zero carbon in operation.

Cwm Gwyrdd Nantycaws is a flagship green economy enterprise building on existing strengths in resource efficiency, renewable energy and biodiversity whilst creating new space for low carbon enterprises.

The Celtic Freeport is open for business and will deliver an accelerated pathway for Wales’ net zero economy generating over 16,000 new, green jobs and up to £5.5 billion of new investment.

The Milford Haven CO2 project is a carbon capture and shipping project for Wales and the United Kingdom.

The Pembroke Dock Marine initiative is a transformational project for Wales and the rest of the UK creating clear opportunities for industry on the west coast of Wales.

An early-stage investment at Prince of Wales Dock and Fabian Way to deliver a clean‑energy, low‑carbon transport hub and unlock port-led industrial growth aligned to net zero.

The Waterfront Strategic Sites offer a major private‑capital opportunity in clean energy and industrial growth, enabled by Celtic Freeport incentives and deep‑water port assets

Oriel y Parc is being reimagined as a low-carbon gateway to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park—bringing people, culture and nature together.

A new waterfront district at the end of Ffordd I’r Môr will extend Swansea city centre to the beach, anchored by a reimagined mixed‑use Civic Centre, delivering new commercial space, homes and leisure attractions as an inclusive, year‑round destination.

Wildfox Resorts is a £174m adventure-and-wellness resort planned for 1,300+ acres in the Afan Valley, delivering 300 lodges plus adventure and wellness facilities, with planning secured and enabling works underway.

Pentre Awel is a ground-breaking development located on an 83-acre site in Llanelli, Carmarthenshire.

A £55m UK / Welsh Government and industry investment: an industrial-scale pilot foundry bridging research and manufacturing in Europe’s first compound semiconductor cluster.

Haverfordwest Airport is located adjacent to the A40 trunk road just two miles north of Haverfordwest.

Trecwn, located in North Pembrokeshire, is about 3 miles south of Fishguard. The site, a former Royal Navy Armaments Depot, spans 1000 acres and is accessible via a private road off the A40.

GCRE is a rail and energy innovation facility in the Dulais Valley, providing Europe-unique testing and R&D on a 700-hectare site, including the UK’s first net-zero-in-operation railway with two 7km electrified test loops.