UK report /East of England /Great Yarmouth
DueLead Pulse · Q3 2026

Great Yarmouth business borrowing report

19.0% of Great Yarmouth's 3,009 trading companies have secured borrowing (573 businesses), above the East of England at 13.6%.

Covers 2026-07-01 to 2026-09-30 · Companies House file of 2026-10-01 · Free to cite with a link

Share of trading companies with secured borrowing

East of England
13.6%
355,968 companies · 11th of 12
12.3%17.4%
3k
Trading companies
3,009
19.0%
With secured borrowing
+5.4 pts vs region
1.4k
Live charges registered
2.5 per borrower
137
New companies in Q3 2026
still trading at quarter end
4.0%
Late filing accounts
119 companies
In brief

What the data says

01Real estate & lettings is the most secured-borrowing sector here: 46% of its 366 companies have a lender's charge.
02137 new companies started in Great Yarmouth in Q3 2026, and 119 (4.0%) are late filing accounts.
Who borrows

Bigger and older companies borrow more

Share of trading companies in Great Yarmouth with at least one outstanding charge, by size (from the accounts they file) and by age.

By company size

Dashed line: East of England overall

Micro
14.9%
Small
34.5%
Medium & large
69.0%
No accounts yet
5.1%

By company age

Dashed line: East of England overall

0-2 years
5.5%
2-5 years
13.6%
5-10 years
20.4%
10-20 years
24.1%
20+ years
45.1%
By sector

Where secured lending is concentrated

The largest sectors in Great Yarmouth, ranked by the share of companies with a lender's charge.

Real estate & lettings
46.4%
Manufacturing
31.5%
Healthcare & dental
18.2%
Business support services
13.2%
Construction & trades
11.1%
Retail
10.6%
Professional services
8.1%
Restaurants, pubs & cafes
5.7%
Share with secured borrowingAll sectors in Great Yarmouth (19.0%)
Town reports

Other towns in the East of England

Every town with at least 2,000 trading companies registered there.

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