Government says it paid out £5.77 million in grant assistance last year - slightly more than the previous year.
A report due to be considered by Tynwald when it sits this month shows 34 companies were given money, compared to 36 the previous year.
The vast majority of the money was used for equipment and machinery and most companies helped were in manufacturing, IT or financial services.
The report says its help meant businesses invested £8.57 million in the local economy last year.
Southern 100 launches new online shop
With around eight weeks to go until the start of the races, a new online shop has been launched for the Southern 100.
Watch: Late Brake Show features Island's Motor Museum
One of YouTube's biggest motoring channels has paid a visit to one of the Island's biggest museums.
Prisoner sues government over inmate's jail attack
A prisoner who sustained serious injuries when he was attacked with so-called "prison napalm" in 2019 has had his case against the government dismissed.
Ballaugh TT Cafe needs you!
An iconic TT venue in the north of the Island is asking for volunteers for this year's festival.
Treasury waiting on DOI for horse tram extension info
The Treasury says it needs documents from the Department of Infrastructure before work on Douglas trams can move ahead.
Capital to get new mayor later
Douglas will officially get a new mayor this afternoon.
Info sessions on fostering this week
Ever thought about becoming a foster carer?
Government to keep an eye on inflation, says Cannan
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says the government will keep an eye on inflation and be ready to offer people more support in the future.
