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Verified source: Development Bank of WalesLast verified 5 Oct 2026

Dentalex buys new premises with support from the Development Bank of Wales

A Monmouthshire-based business, Dentalex, secured a £500,000 loan from the Development Bank of Wales through the Wales Flexible Investment Fund to purchase its 6,000sq ft premises.

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Key facts

Funding amount
£500,000
Deadline
Rolling – no fixed deadline
Region
Wales
Business type
Small businesses & SMEs
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Plain English summary

Dentalex, a business supplying dental, veterinary, and medical equipment in Monmouthshire, successfully purchased its new 6,000 sq ft premises with a £500,000 loan from the Development Bank of Wales via the Wales Flexible Investment Fund. This strategic acquisition will enable the company to expand into new areas, including creating an education and training centre for veterinary dentistry and manufacturing its own equipment. The new premises also support their goal of becoming carbon-neutral.

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Who this is best for

  • Small businesses & SMEs
  • Organisations based in Wales
  • Projects aligned with business grants
  • Teams seeking funding around £500,000

Who should not apply

  • Individuals applying in a personal capacity (unless explicitly permitted)
  • Organisations based outside Wales
  • Large enterprises above SME thresholds
  • Applicants who cannot meet the official eligibility criteria below

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Official source

Funding body
Development Bank of Wales
Last verified
5 Oct 2026

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