New report reveals thousands of Scottish start-ups still going strong after one year
Business Gateway supported more than 7,200 start-ups last year, with almost three-quarters still operating after their first 12 months.
A total of 7,251 start-ups received support during the year, marking a 6.5% increase compared with the previous year.More than half of the businesses supported were women-led enterprises, while 30% were based in rural areas and almost one in five came from disadvantaged communities.Demand for support also continued to rise, with more than 30,000 enquiries received and almost half a million visits to the Business Gateway website.Overall, the service supported more than 52,000 customers during...
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