Monday, November 25, 2024

Leicestershire celebrates successful year For new businesses

Figures just released show that Leicestershire welcomed more new companies during 2022 than in the previous 12 months – marking the county out as a great place to do business.

A total of 10,408 new companies were registered, an increase of 7.5% on 2021, resulting in a record high of 73,507 businesses in the county.

The statistics are taken from the Inform Direct Review of Company Formations, using data from Companies House and the Office for National Statistics.

Leicester formed the highest number of new businesses (5,072), followed by Charnwood (1,456) and Blaby (841).

John Korchak, Managing Director at Inform Direct said: “It is great news to see that Leicestershire can celebrate a successful year for new company formations.

“The last few years have been turbulent for businesses, with inflation and a cautious economic outlook following the impact of the pandemic. However, in these figures we see evidence of the ambition, creativity and resilience of entrepreneurs in Leicestershire, as well as the benefits from the county’s support for a range of enterprises.

“This positivity is mirrored in the overall picture for the UK which saw a record number of new companies established during 2022, exceeding 800,000 for the very first time.”

The UK saw 805,141 new companies, compared to 771,617 in 2021, which represents an increase of 4.3% and brings the total number of companies to 5,236,227.

Dissolutions of UK companies totalled 578,679, down on 2021 when 606,912 were recorded, suggesting that new and existing businesses are adapting to survive in a post-pandemic business environment.

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