An offshore wind turbine facility is to be created at the Port of Montrose, supporting about 80 jobs.
The factory, which will make components for off-shore wind turbines, is to be run by engineering firm Subsea Micropiles following a £5m investment.
A further £6.7m is being provided by the state-owned Scottish National Investment Bank, with Scottish Enterprise also pledging £1.45m.
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