Research and analysis

Business sectors: indicators of concentration and churn

BEIS analysis of firm-level data showing changes in concentration in UK business sectors over time.

• From: Department for Business and Trade and Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy
• Published: 14 March 2017
• Last updated: 5 February 2020 — See all updates

Documents

Sectoral indicators of concentration and churn: 2006-2018

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 191 KB

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Sectoral indicators of concentration and churn: March 2017

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UK key sectors: indicators of concentration: May 2016

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Details

These spreadsheets provide details of changes in important sectors defined by Standard Industrial Classification 2007 codes from 2006 to 2018. The analysis uses the inter-departmental business register.

Standard Industrial Classifications are used in classifying business establishments and other statistical units by the type of economic activity in which they are engaged.

An accompanying analysis of some of this data has been published alongside the spreadsheets.

Published 14 March 2017
Last updated 5 February 2020 + show all updates

1. 5 February 2020

   Latest data published.

2. 14 March 2017

   First published.