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Adur’s economic landscape is characterised by a diverse range of sectors, with notable strengths in professional, scientific, technical activities, construction, and wholesale and retail trade. The region has experienced growth in employment, demonstrated by the increase in total employees and companies specialising in various sectors. Despite no new IPOs, the presence of scaleups and a substantial number of SMEs indicates a dynamic business environment. The gender distribution among founders and directors highlights ongoing challenges in achieving gender parity in leadership roles.

Aberdeenshire exhibits a diversified and robust economic profile, with notable strengths in professional, scientific, and technical activities. The region supports a significant workforce of 68,415 employees, bolstered by 737 companies that have increased their employee count. The area’s economic fabric is enriched by a mix of traditional industries like agriculture and fishing, alongside modern sectors like technology and clean energy.

Aberdeen City shows a vibrant economic landscape, characterized by a significant presence in professional, scientific, and technical activities. The city’s employment scenario is robust, with a total of 206,762 employees and a noticeable growth in employment, indicated by 806 companies reporting an increase in their workforce. The city’s economic diversity is further highlighted by the growth in various sectors, particularly in manufacturing and energy-related industries.