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segment-facets

The share of the companies in a segment that sit in each sector, country and employee band. One metric of 71 in the registry, 64 of them measured on 12 Sept 2026.

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Definition

How the companies in a segment divide by sector, by country and by employee band.

Rule

Facets are counted on the same companies as the segment count, one dimension at a time. The employee band is one of the four decades every surface uses, and it never heads a column and never sorts a row. Revenue is not a facet.

Denominator

The companies in the segment, printed above every facet bar.

Caveat

Firmographic coverage bounds every facet: of 55,419,374 matched organisations, 97.1% carry an employee range and 99.1% a business category. A cell under 20 companies is suppressed, drawn as the hatch and said in words.

Source

Column
Measured
matched_orgs
55,419,374
employee_range
97.1%
revenue
never published
business_category
99.1%
country
100.0%
employee_range_from_hq
96.0%

table, measured by jobs/06on dim-estab-hq, dim-orgslanded 2026-09-12A revenue column is carried by the registry and printed on no page

The 2 other registry rows this rests on
Metric
What it counts
Distinct estimated_employee_count_range values and counts
Minimum companies per published share cell (set from company_join_orgs by industry x country distribution)

Where it is used

Every metric on the pages you have seen

Metric
Used on
Measured
the domain answer
yes
the domain answer
yes
the home page
yes
the technology answer and the catalogue
yes
the catalogue
yes
the technology answer
yes
the segment answer
yes
segment-facets
the segment answer
yes
the segment answer
yes
the Grid
yes
the sector answer
yes

11 entries, resting on 23 of the 71 rows in the registry48 more in the registry, of which 41 are measuredregistry landed 12 Sept 2026

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