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RTIC summary

Authorizations

Authorization
string
header
required

Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.

Query Parameters

region
string
default:UK

UK (the default) or an ITL1 region name. A region with no data returns an empty list.

Maximum string length: 100

Response

200 - application/json

One row per RTIC.

ModelCode
string
required

RTIC code.

Example:

"RTIC0052"

ModelName
string
required

RTIC name.

Example:

"FinTech"

Region
string
required

Region the totals cover.

Example:

"UK"

CompaniesConsidered
integer
required

Companies counted in this row.

Example:

4210

BestEstimateTotalTurnover
number<double>

Sum of best-estimate turnover, in GBP.

Example:

18250000000

BestEstimateTotalTurnoverCompaniesUsed
integer

Companies with a turnover estimate above zero.

Example:

3980

BestEstimateGrowthPercentagePerYear
number<double> | null

Yearly growth as a fraction (0.084 means 8.4%). Null when it cannot be estimated.

Example:

0.084

BestEstimateTotalEmployees
integer<int64>

Sum of best-estimate employees.

Example:

96500

BestEstimateTotalEmployeesCompaniesUsed
integer

Companies with an employee estimate above zero.

Example:

4102

TotalInvestment
number<double>

Total third-party investment raised, in GBP millions.

Example:

1250.5

TotalInnovateUKFunding
number<double>

Total Innovate UK funding offered, in GBP.

Example:

48000000

TotalInnovateUKGrantsWon
integer

Companies with at least one Innovate UK grant.

Example:

310

AllWomenLedFoundedCompanies
integer<int64>

Companies founded entirely by women.

MajorityWomenLedFoundedCompanies
integer<int64>

Companies founded by a majority of women.

MixedLedFoundedCompanies
integer<int64>

Companies with a mixed founding team.

MajorityMenLedFoundedCompanies
integer<int64>

Companies founded by a majority of men.

AllMenLedFoundedCompanies
integer<int64>

Companies founded entirely by men.

UncertainFoundedCompanies
integer<int64>

Companies whose founding team is uncertain.