PwC launches Tech She Can schools programme in the Welsh language for the first time
Professional services firm PwC is launching the skills programme for school children, Tech She Can, in the Welsh language for the first time.
As well as being one of the UK’s devolved nations, Wales is an important part of the economy, with a growing hub of startup tech businesses, an established energy sector and significant public sector and financial services representation.
We are proud of all the businesses that we work with and of the services we deliver in Wales - our clients range from pre-revenue businesses to multi-national organisations and we operate fully across the private and public sectors.
We have more than 450 highly qualified staff dedicated to providing clients with exceptional levels of service and advice from our office in Cardiff.
Meet our team
We have a large team of specialists based in the region, focussed on all of our sectors and industries.
"Cardiff is an increasingly confident, vibrant and modern city and it’s a great place to live and work. I grew up in Pontypool and, even though I officially transferred to Cardiff in 2014, I have worked with clients across Wales and the West since day one. Wales, and Cardiff in particular, has changed a lot since I’ve known it - thanks in part to its ability to attract investment and businesses to the region."
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PwC makes major investment in digital jobs and skills in Cardiff, supported by Welsh Government
PwC is pleased to announce a programme of investment that will create over a thousand high-skilled jobs in Cardiff over the next five years, in a broad range of disciplines but with a particular focus on digital and technology.
Wales sees second-highest productivity growth in the UK
In the decade 2011 to 2021, Wales’ productivity jumped by 9.7%; only Northern Ireland, with a growth rate of 13.5%, experienced quicker productivity growth in the same period, according to new analysis by PwC UK.
PwC supports Capricorn and IIC to make first investment in AMPLYFI
PwC is pleased to announce, after nine months in which PwC has supported Capricorn Fund Managers (“CFM”), the Innovation Investment Capital fund (“IIC”) has made its first investment into Cardiff-based AMPLYFI, which uses AI to generate market insights and actionable data to improve decision-making in risk management, sales, marketing and strategy.
Recent deals in Wales
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PwC Corporate Finance advises on the sale of Links International to Ascentium
PwC is pleased to announce that it has acted as the exclusive financial advisor to the shareholders of Links International (“Links”) on its sale to Ascentium.
PwC Lead Advisory advises abrdn and TCED on Deeside AD project
PwC UK’s Lead Advisory team is pleased to announce that it acted as lead financial advisor to abrdn and The Circular Economy Development Limited (“TCED”) on reaching financial close for the Deeside Anaerobic Digestion (AD) project, the development of a state-of-the-art facility to produce biogas from food waste at Deeside, North Wales.
PwC Corporate Finance advises SMBC Leasing (UK) Limited on the sale of its UK rolling stock portfolio
The PwC Corporate Finance team is pleased to announce it has advised SMBC Leasing (UK) Limited (“SMBC Leasing”) on the successful divestment of a 50% stake in a portfolio of seven UK passenger rolling stock fleets, totalling 1,507 vehicles, to Angel Trains Group Limited (“Angel Trains”) another ROSCO in the UK market.
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