Number of registered UK companies shrinks for the first time since 2012
The UK’s official company register contracted at the close of 2024, marking the first recorded decline since Companies House began publishing statistics
The UK’s official company register contracted at the close of 2024, marking the first recorded decline since Companies House began publishing statistics
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