Business demography by industry (SIC2007), area and year

Standard shorthand is used in this table: [p] = provisional, [t] = total.

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Data valuesData descriptionYearAreaIndustry
20Births2013NewportWholesale
60Births2014NewportConstruction
20Births2012NewportProperty
20Births2013NewportMotor Trades
80Births2013NewportBusiness administration and support services
35Births2014NewportProduction
75Births2011NewportProfessional; scientific & technical
10Births2012NewportFinance & insurance
15Births2012NewportHealth
45Births2013NewportConstruction
110Births2013NewportProfessional; scientific & technical
20Births2010NewportInformation & communication
20Births2013NewportHealth
610 [t]Births2014NewportTotal
15Births2011NewportMotor Trades
5Births2011NewportProperty
25Births2012NewportProduction
30Births2012NewportInformation & communication
75Births2012NewportProfessional; scientific & technical
5Births2012NewportEducation
560 [t]Births2013NewportTotal
35Births2013NewportProduction
35Births2013NewportInformation & communication
15Births2013NewportProperty
15Births2010NewportWholesale
35Births2010NewportAccommodation & food services
40Births2010NewportBusiness administration and support services
5Births2013NewportEducation
35Births2013NewportArts; entertainment; recreation and other services
20Births2010NewportArts; entertainment; recreation and other services
395 [t]Births2011NewportTotal
40Births2011NewportConstruction
15Births2011NewportTransport & storage (inc. postal)
10Births2011NewportFinance & insurance
5Births2011NewportEducation
415 [t]Births2012NewportTotal
20Births2012NewportWholesale
45Births2012NewportAccommodation & food services
20Births2009NewportTransport & storage (inc. postal)
80Births2009NewportProfessional; scientific & technical
40Births2012NewportBusiness administration and support services
25Births2009NewportWholesale
55Births2009NewportAccommodation & food services
30Births2012NewportArts; entertainment; recreation and other services
5Births2009NewportFinance & insurance
20Births2009NewportInformation & communication
55Births2013NewportRetail
55Births2013NewportAccommodation & food services
15Births2013NewportFinance & insurance
75Births2008NewportConstruction
50Births2010NewportConstruction
10Births2010NewportMotor Trades
45Births2010NewportRetail
20Births2010NewportTransport & storage (inc. postal)
30Births2008NewportProduction
10Births2009NewportHealth
65Births2010NewportProfessional; scientific & technical
15Births2010NewportProperty
20Births2009NewportArts; entertainment; recreation and other services
5Births2010NewportEducation
405 [t]Births2008NewportTotal
10Births2010NewportHealth
20Births2008NewportArts; entertainment; recreation and other services
40Births2009NewportBusiness administration and support services
15Births2009NewportProduction
25Births2011NewportProduction
15Births2011NewportWholesale
40Births2011NewportRetail
40Births2011NewportAccommodation & food services
35Births2011NewportInformation & communication
415 [t]Births2009NewportTotal
40Births2011NewportBusiness administration and support services
10Births2011NewportHealth
25Births2011NewportArts; entertainment; recreation and other services
35Births2012NewportConstruction
10Births2012NewportMotor Trades
40Births2012NewportRetail
15Births2012NewportTransport & storage (inc. postal)
20Births2009NewportMotor Trades
10Births2008NewportHealth
20Births2008NewportTransport & storage (inc. postal)
45Births2009NewportConstruction
45Births2009NewportRetail
40Births2008NewportRetail
15Births2008NewportWholesale
15Births2008NewportMotor Trades
5Births2008NewportEducation
25Births2008NewportInformation & communication
40Births2008NewportAccommodation & food services
10Births2009NewportProperty
5Births2008NewportFinance & insurance
45Births2008NewportBusiness administration and support services
55Births2008NewportProfessional; scientific & technical
5Births2008NewportProperty
30Births2010NewportProduction
5Births2010NewportFinance & insurance
5Births2009NewportEducation
15Births2013NewportTransport & storage (inc. postal)
385 [t]Births2010NewportTotal
20Births2014NewportMotor Trades
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Main information

Most recent update
24 September 2025
Next update expected
January 2026
Designation
Accredited official statistics
Data provider
Office for National Statistics (ONS)
Data source
Business demography

Data notes

Rounding applied

Business births, deaths and active enterprises have been rounded to the nearest 5.

Overview

Summary of dataset and variables

This dataset details business births, deaths and active enterprises by broad industry group (SIC2007) and year.

Active enterprises are businesses that had either turnover or employment at any time during the reference period (December to December).

A birth is defined as a business that was present in year t, but did not exist in year t-1 or t-2. Births are identified by making a comparison of annual active population files and identifying those present in the latest one, but not the two previous ones.

A death is defined as a business that was on the active file in year t but no longer present on the active file for year t+1 or t+2. To produce more timely statistics, the UK business demography statistics contain a preliminary death indicator, which includes an adjustment for estimated reactivations. Reactivations occur where a business becomes dormant for a period of less than 2 years, then recommences activity in a manner which complies with a definition of continuity. If the definition of continuity is not met (e.g. if a business recommences activity but at a different location and with a different activity), this would be considered a death followed by a birth. Reactivations can also occur due to lags in the administrative data source (VAT/PAYE) so that a business that continues to trade can appear to die. The deaths data exclude losses to the population as a result of mergers, break-ups, split-offs or other re-structuring.

Data collection or calculation

ONS use data from the IDBR to produce business demography statistics, using guidelines found in the Eurostat/OECD manual on Business Demography. The starting point for demography is the concept of a population of active businesses in a reference year. These are defined as businesses that had either turnover or employment at any time during the reference period. Births and deaths are then identified by comparing active populations for different years.

Statistical quality

Totals may differ slightly between the area and industry breakdowns due to the disclosure control methods used.

The latest two years' estimates on deaths are subject to revision, which would normally be made in the following year's publication.

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economic.stats@gov.wales

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