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Delaware Small Business Statistics

(Information provided by U.S. Census Bureau)

Number of Establishments by Employment-size class

Industry Code

Total Establishments

'1-4'

'5-9'

'10-19'

11

32

5

5

2

21

14

1

3

0

22

14

3

4

4

23

1,438

411

282

159

31

230

130

108

93

42

497

187

133

91

44

1,633

949

656

368

48

419

92

71

62

51

202

52

57

36

52

1,193

288

175

111

53

781

181

87

30

54

1,609

310

232

136

55

2,222

56

36

20

56

626

161

130

100

61

103

37

39

28

62

827

527

377

201

71

187

53

47

36

72

548

262

302

315

81

1,290

468

260

132

95

13

7

8

8

99

113

5

4

0

Total

13,991

4,185

3,016

1,932



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