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Treatment And Disposal Hazardous Waste Businesses in UK

Explore the UK's Treatment And Disposal Hazardous Waste sector. From regional hotspots to turnover breakdowns, discover key intelligence on company performance, market concentration, and growth opportunities across the UK.

331
Businesses
92.7%
Active
14.1 yrs
Avg company age
London
Top Location · 27
Analysis

What the numbers actually tell us

23.2% of treatment and disposal hazardous waste survive beyond 20 years – vs 12.5% cross-sector average. Businesses here outlast the typical UK firm by a clear margin.

Market: new incorporations, six-year view

New company registrations for Treatment and disposal hazardous waste, 2021-2026 (2026 shown year-to-date). The sector added more companies in 2022 than any year on record.

SOURCE: COMPANIES HOUSE INCORPORATION DATA · SIC 38220 · SYNCED DAILY

Outlook: sector signals

A composite view across six dimensions, scored 0–100.

    What the score means

    Business profile: who runs UK agencies

    Active companies by Treatment and disposal hazardous waste. The sector is overwhelmingly founder-owned private companies

      Structure & age: a young sector

      Age distribution of active businesses. – are under five years old - and only – make it past twenty.

      UK CROSS-SECTOR AVERAGE AGE: 10.6 YRS · AGENCIES: 14.1 YRS

      Key companies

      Largest active Treatment and disposal hazardous waste by latest reported turnover. Click through for filings, directors and group structure.

      Where they are: top locations

      Ranked by the number of active Treatment and disposal hazardous waste businesses registered in each location.

      01London278.2% of sector
      02Marlow123.6% of sector
      03Glasgow92.7% of sector
      04Bristol41.2% of sector
      05Kidderminster41.2% of sector

      Counties with Treatment and disposal hazardous waste businesses

      Explore sector data filtered by county. Each county page drills into town-level breakdowns.