Diversity Index - Ethnicity
Last Updated – 10 Jul 2024 Next Update – 10 August 2024
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Active Companies
5.3M+
Ethnic Minorities Companies
220K+
British Ethnic Minorities
190K+
Non-British Ethnic Minorities
30K+
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The latest COVID-19 data shows significant regional disparities across the UK. London remains the most affected with 86,133 cases, comprising 39.1% of the total. Following London, the North West and West Midlands report notable figures with 11.2% and 10.2% respectively. In contrast, Northern Ireland and Wales have the lowest incidence rates at 0.2% and 0.9%. These variations underline the need for tailored regional strategies to effectively manage the pandemic and mitigate risks nationwide.
Based on the provided data snapshot of company distribution across various SIC codes, Wholesale and Retail Trade (SIC code G) emerges as the dominant sector with 19.9%, followed closely by Real Estate Activities (SIC code L) at 12.9%. This dominance underscores the significant presence of these industries within the dataset. Sectors such as Agriculture (SIC code A) and Mining (SIC code B) exhibit minimal representation, each below 0.1%, highlighting their comparatively smaller role in the overall distribution of companies across these sectors. This data highlights the diverse landscape of industries represented, with some sectors significantly more prevalent than others.
* The Percentages & Counts may not add up due to a company being able to trade under multiple SIC Codes.
The updated data on risk distribution reveals a diverse spectrum, with low risk emerging as the most prevalent category at 28.8%, closely followed by very high risk at 26.8%. Moderate-risk cases account for a significant portion at 18.7%, while high-risk instances represent the smallest proportion at 2.1%. Notably, a substantial number of cases experience very low risk, constituting 23.5% of the total. This distribution underscores the need for nuanced and targeted risk management strategies tailored to address the varying levels of risk across different segments or samples analyzed.
Based on the updated data on company turnovers, it is evident that the majority of companies fall within the 1 to 500K turnover range, accounting for 80.3%. The next significant bracket is the 1M to 5M range, comprising 9.1% of companies. Turnover brackets of 500K to 1M and 5M to 10M follow with 8.8% and 1.0% respectively. Larger turnover brackets such as 10M to 100M and 100M to 500M represent very small percentages, each below 1%. Notably, companies with turnovers greater than 500M are extremely rare, accounting for just 0.0%. This distribution highlights a prevalence of smaller turnover companies and the scarcity of those with significantly higher turnovers.
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