Posts from category: Statistics and analysis

At Alunta, we regularly carry out in-depth research into topics related to Danish business, and sometimes international business too. This category brings together our analyses and statistics based on the datasets we have explored.

At Alunta, we regularly carry out in-depth research into topics related to Danish business, and sometimes international business too. This category brings together our analyses and statistics based on the datasets we have explored.

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A map of Denmark with red dots marking the municipalities in the ranking.

Top 10 Danish municipalities with the most new CVR numbers per 1,000 residents

Where in Denmark are new businesses emerging fastest? We have boiled it down to one clear indicator: the latest number of new businesses per 1,000 residents. The result is a sharp local ranking. The figures say something about the pulse of entrepreneurship, networks and market density.

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A map of Denmark showing municipalities with positive growth in newly established businesses in the latest year.

Where entrepreneurship is growing fastest: Top 10 municipalities with the strongest growth, 2019–2023

Where is the entrepreneurship curve rising fastest? We have kept it simple and looked at the change in “new businesses per 1,000 residents” over five years. Nationwide, the rate rose from 5,238 to 5,523 newly established businesses (+5.4%). But several municipalities are growing much faster. The list shows momentum, not size.

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A map of Denmark showing the municipalities with the largest decline in new businesses per 1,000 residents.

Entrepreneurship is slowing: Top 10 municipalities with the largest decline

Where is the curve flattening? We look at changes in the number of new businesses per 1,000 residents. The rate is “new businesses per 1,000 residents” in a given year; the trend is the percentage change. Nationwide, the rate rose from 5,238 to 5,523 per 1,000 residents (+5.4%). Even so, the rate is falling in several municipalities. Here are the ones with the largest declines.

Read more: Entrepreneurship is slowing: Top 10 municipalities with the largest decline