Norwich and Brighton are similarly sized business centres with 22,003 and 16,447 active companies respectively. This close match makes their industry mix, growth trajectory, and formation history all the more interesting to compare. Both cities share strength in Activities of other holding companies n.e.c. and Buying and selling of own real estate.
Norwich has 22,003 active companies compared to 16,447 in Brighton — 5,556 more.
Norwich has a higher 2020s company formation rate (51.4%) compared to Brighton (47.6%).
Both cities share these top industries: Activities of other holding companies n.e.c., Buying and selling of own real estate, Development of building projects, Management consultancy activities other than financial management, Other business support service activities n.e.c.. Norwich is uniquely strong in Dormant Company and Other human health activities, while Brighton stands out in Business and domestic software development and Information technology consultancy activities.