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Cornwall
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Cornwall Council
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cornwall.uk
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Private
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2017
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Cornwall, governed by Cornwall Council, is a regional government and economic development authority based in Truro, England, tasked with promoting investment, tourism, business formation, and resident services across the Cornwall region. It operates a sector-based promotion platform organised around eight priority verticals: Critical Minerals (lithium, tin, tungsten, copper), Renewable Energy (floating offshore wind in the Celtic Sea, geothermal), Space (Spaceport Cornwall, Goonhilly Earth Station), Marine (805 companies, £1.12bn GDP), Agri-food (£2bn sector, 1-in-5 jobs), Creative & Cultural (£291m GVA), Visitor Economy (£2bn spend, 5 million staying visitors), and Development (88,420-home Local Plan pipeline). Service offerings include VisitCornwall (tourism promotion), Invest in Cornwall (investor attraction across global markets), and the £30m Kernow Industrial Growth Fund, the latter backed by the UK Government.

Cornwall's business model is non-commercial: it is publicly funded through central government grants, lottery funding, and local taxation, and it does not sell products or services for revenue. Its core "products" are economic-sector promotion pages, destination-marketing channels, and partnership programmes with bodies such as Homes England, Arts Council England, the National Lottery Heritage Fund, the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, and Falmouth University. Distribution is mixed: website-led self-serve access (cornwall.uk, visitcornwall.com) for top-of-funnel awareness, paired with direct outreach by Cornwall Council's economic development team for enterprise-grade investors and event-based engagement at forums such as UKREiiF. Customer segments span investors/developers, residents, visitors, businesses, and students, with no pricing model applied.

The underlying technology stack is intentionally minimal, as the entity is positioned as a regional development authority rather than a technology company. Differentiated infrastructure within the region includes Falmouth (world's third deepest natural harbour), the only operational spaceport in Western Europe, Goonhilly Earth Station's deep-space tracking assets, and a CAA-certified National Drone Hub, but these are partner-operated assets rather than proprietary Cornwall Council technology. Cornwall holds regulatory and geopolitical designations including NATO Defence Critical Raw Materials register listing and UK Department for Business and Trade High Potential Opportunity status, which materially shape its investment-attraction leverage.

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Cornwall Council is a UK regional government authority based in Truro that promotes economic development, investment, tourism, and resident services across eight priority sectors, including critical minerals, renewable energy, space, marine, agri-food, creative industries, visitor economy, and housing development.

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501–1,000
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HeadquartersTruro, United Kingdom
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Truro
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United Kingdom
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Europe
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Offices1 record

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regional economic development, investment promotion, destination marketing, place-based growth, sector development
Industry3 codes
1State/Provincial Housing, Urban/Regional Planning & Community Development
CodeBPAIABAMPrimaryYes
2Real Estate Market Research & Economic Advisory (Demand/Supply, Location Analytics)
CodeBPAJANADPrimaryNo
3Hospitality (Hotels & Resorts) Asset Management
CodeBPAJAMAEPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Nature Parks and Other Similar Institutions712190
SIC code1 code
  • Investors, Nec6799
Product category
Regional Economic Development
Social media profiles1 record
Marketing channels5 records

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Cornwall, through Cornwall Council, operates a regional development and place-promotion platform that markets Cornwall as a destination for investment, tourism, residence, business location, and study. It curates and promotes eight economic sectors (Critical Minerals, Renewable Energy, Space, Marine, Agri-food, Creative & Cultural, Visitor Economy, Development), routes investors and developers to opportunities, drives tourism via the VisitCornwall platform, and administers the £30m Kernow Industrial Growth Fund alongside housing delivery partnerships with Homes England.

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  • Cornwall could supply 50%+ of the UK's lithium needs
+4 more records
Product overview1 text field

Cornwall is a regional economic development organization (Cornwall Council) operating a multi-sector investment and promotion platform. The organization promotes eight key economic sectors: Critical Minerals (lithium, tin, tungsten, copper extraction), Renewable Energy (floating offshore wind, geothermal), Space (satellite operations, spaceport), Marine (maritime, port services), Agri-food (farming, fishing, food processing), Creative & Cultural (arts, film, digital), Visitor Economy (tourism), and Development (housing, construction). Core service offerings include Invest Cornwall (investment attraction), Visit Cornwall (tourism promotion), and the £30m Kernow Industrial Growth Fund. The portfolio represents an ecosystem approach where sectors interconnect—geology enables critical minerals and geothermal; location enables offshore wind, marine and space; climate enables agri-food and tourism.

Product and service11 records
1VisitCornwall
CategoryTourism promotion service
Description

Official tourism promotion platform for Cornwall, marketing the destination to visitors and driving a sustainable, year-round visitor economy.

2Invest in Cornwall
CategoryInvestment attraction service
Description

Investment opportunity platform showcasing Cornwall's eight key sectors (Critical Minerals, Renewable Energy, Space, Marine, Agri-food, Creative & Cultural, Visitor Economy, Development) to investors and developers.

3Kernow Industrial Growth Fund
CategoryGovernment investment fund
Description

£30 million UK Government-backed fund supporting industrial growth across Cornwall's key sectors.

4Critical Minerals Sector Programme
CategoryEconomic sector programme
Description

Sector development programme covering Europe's largest lithium deposits with tin, tungsten and copper resources; 110+ businesses, £73m GVA, 800+ jobs; potential to supply 50%+ of UK lithium needs.

5Renewable Energy Sector Programme
CategoryEconomic sector programme
Description

Sector development programme for Floating Offshore Wind (FLOW) in the Celtic Sea (100GW+ potential) and geothermal power; includes 232 renewable energy companies based in Cornwall.

6Space Sector Programme
CategoryEconomic sector programme
Description

Sector development programme for Cornwall's space industry, anchored by Goonhilly Earth Station tracking moon missions, Spaceport Cornwall for satellite launches, and the National Drone Hub (CAA certified); only operational spaceport in Western Europe.

7Marine Sector Programme
CategoryEconomic sector programme
Description

Sector development programme covering Falmouth (world's third deepest natural harbour), £1.12bn annual GDP, 16,052 employees, and 805 marine companies (7% of all UK marine businesses).

8Agri-food Sector Programme
CategoryEconomic sector programme
Description

Sector development programme for farming, fishing and food processing; £2bn annual value; 80% of Cornwall's land in agricultural use; one in five jobs in Cornwall; ambition to be UK No. 1 for sustainable food and drink.

9Creative & Cultural Sector Programme
CategoryEconomic sector programme
Description

Sector development programme for creative and cultural industries; £291m GVA contribution, 7,350 people employed; Falmouth University TEF Gold; film and TV production spend grew from £1.6m (2021) to £16.5m (2023).

10Visitor Economy Sector Programme
CategoryEconomic sector programme
Description

Sector development programme for tourism; 5 million staying visitors annually, £2bn spend, 35,000 jobs supported, 20% of GDP; strategy targets 400,000 additional low-season visitors and £200m economic boost.

11Development Sector Programme
CategoryEconomic sector programme
Description

Sector development programme for housing and construction; 4,421 homes per year housing target (second highest in England), 88,420 homes over the Local Plan period, including garden villages at Langarth, Nansledan, and West Carclaze.

Scale indicator34 records

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Partnership4 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partnership with Homes England to unlock stalled housing developments and accelerate delivery of homes across Cornwall. Supports Cornwall's target of 4,421 homes per year.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Falmouth University produces 197 new businesses in two years (2017-2018) - more than Oxford and Cambridge combined. Has 130+ courses in art, design, games and film with TEF Gold ranking and global top 50 game design programme.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Creative Kernow connects 1,000+ freelancers across the region, supporting Cornwall's creative ecosystem.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Granted High Potential Opportunity status to Cornwall, recognising investment opportunities in the region's sectors.

Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight7 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Scotland's national tourism agency promoting Scotland as a destination for leisure and business tourism. Shares Cornwall Council's tourism marketing mandate, regional destination positioning, and visitor economy focus.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Scotland's national economic development agency, accountable to the Scottish Government. Directly comparable to Cornwall Council in mandate, investing in regional growth, attracting investment, and supporting sector development across multiple industries with government backing.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK national tourism agency promoting Britain as a visitor destination internationally. Directly comparable to Cornwall Council's VisitCornwall platform in tourism marketing, audience development, and visitor economy promotion mandate.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Combined authority with devolved powers covering transport, housing, and economic development across Greater Manchester. Shares Cornwall Council's role in regional planning, housing delivery targets, and cross-sector investment promotion at a larger urban scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Combined authority responsible for economic growth, housing, and transport across the West Midlands. Comparable to Cornwall Council in regional development, housing delivery, and cross-sector investment promotion within a UK devolution context.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Wales's national government body responsible for economic development, investment attraction, and sector strategy. Comparable to Cornwall Council as a public sector entity promoting regional investment across multiple sectors within a distinct national/regional identity.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Northern Ireland's regional business development agency, focused on FDI attraction, indigenous business growth, and tourism. Comparable to Cornwall Council in mandate, sector breadth, and government-backed investment promotion role.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Wales's national tourism body within Welsh Government. Directly comparable to Cornwall Council's VisitCornwall in promoting a distinct regional destination with strong cultural identity, natural assets, and visitor economy focus.

TypeDirect peer
Description

London's official growth agency, promoting the city as a destination for business, tourism, students, and major events. Shares Cornwall Council's multi-audience investment and promotion mandate at a different regional scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Scotland's regional development agency for rural and geographically dispersed areas. Highly comparable to Cornwall Council in promoting investment, supporting SMEs, and developing renewable energy and tourism opportunities across a peripheral region.

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Key highlights7 records

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Ideal customer profile4 records

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Cornwall

Regional Economic Developmentcornwall.uk

Cornwall Council is a UK regional government authority based in Truro that promotes economic development, investment, tourism, and resident services across eight priority sectors, including critical minerals, renewable energy, space, marine, agri-food, creative industries, visitor economy, and housing development.

What Cornwall does

Cornwall, governed by Cornwall Council, is a regional government and economic development authority based in Truro, England, tasked with promoting investment, tourism, business formation, and resident services across the Cornwall region. It operates a sector-based promotion platform organised around eight priority verticals: Critical Minerals (lithium, tin, tungsten, copper), Renewable Energy (floating offshore wind in the Celtic Sea, geothermal), Space (Spaceport Cornwall, Goonhilly Earth Station), Marine (805 companies, £1.12bn GDP), Agri-food (£2bn sector, 1-in-5 jobs), Creative & Cultural (£291m GVA), Visitor Economy (£2bn spend, 5 million staying visitors), and Development (88,420-home Local Plan pipeline). Service offerings include VisitCornwall (tourism promotion), Invest in Cornwall (investor attraction across global markets), and the £30m Kernow Industrial Growth Fund, the latter backed by the UK Government.

Cornwall's business model is non-commercial: it is publicly funded through central government grants, lottery funding, and local taxation, and it does not sell products or services for revenue. Its core "products" are economic-sector promotion pages, destination-marketing channels, and partnership programmes with bodies such as Homes England, Arts Council England, the National Lottery Heritage Fund, the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, and Falmouth University. Distribution is mixed: website-led self-serve access (cornwall.uk, visitcornwall.com) for top-of-funnel awareness, paired with direct outreach by Cornwall Council's economic development team for enterprise-grade investors and event-based engagement at forums such as UKREiiF. Customer segments span investors/developers, residents, visitors, businesses, and students, with no pricing model applied.

The underlying technology stack is intentionally minimal, as the entity is positioned as a regional development authority rather than a technology company. Differentiated infrastructure within the region includes Falmouth (world's third deepest natural harbour), the only operational spaceport in Western Europe, Goonhilly Earth Station's deep-space tracking assets, and a CAA-certified National Drone Hub, but these are partner-operated assets rather than proprietary Cornwall Council technology. Cornwall holds regulatory and geopolitical designations including NATO Defence Critical Raw Materials register listing and UK Department for Business and Trade High Potential Opportunity status, which materially shape its investment-attraction leverage.

Cornwall firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Cornwall
Legal name
Cornwall Council
Website
https://cornwall.uk
Company type
Private
Founded year
2017
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
Cornwall Council is a UK regional government authority based in Truro that promotes economic development, investment, tourism, and resident services across eight priority sectors, including critical minerals, renewable energy, space, marine, agri-food, creative industries, visitor economy, and housing development.
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Cornwall industry classification

Industry
Product category
Regional Economic Development
NAICS
Nature Parks and Other Similar Institutions (712190)
SIC
Investors, Nec (6799)
akta.pro primary industry
State/Provincial Housing, Urban/Regional Planning & Community Development (BPAIABAM)
akta.pro secondary industries
Real Estate Market Research & Economic Advisory (Demand/Supply, Location Analytics) (BPAJANAD), Hospitality (Hotels & Resorts) Asset Management (BPAJAMAE)

Keywords

  • Regional economic development
  • Investment promotion
  • Destination marketing
  • Place-based growth
  • Sector development

Where Cornwall is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Truro
HQ country
United Kingdom
HQ region
Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

Cornwall business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure, Others

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Cornwall product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Cornwall, through Cornwall Council, operates a regional development and place-promotion platform that markets Cornwall as a destination for investment, tourism, residence, business location, and study. It curates and promotes eight economic sectors (Critical Minerals, Renewable Energy, Space, Marine, Agri-food, Creative & Cultural, Visitor Economy, Development), routes investors and developers to opportunities, drives tourism via the VisitCornwall platform, and administers the £30m Kernow Industrial Growth Fund alongside housing delivery partnerships with Homes England.

Product overview

Cornwall is a regional economic development organization (Cornwall Council) operating a multi-sector investment and promotion platform. The organization promotes eight key economic sectors: Critical Minerals (lithium, tin, tungsten, copper extraction), Renewable Energy (floating offshore wind, geothermal), Space (satellite operations, spaceport), Marine (maritime, port services), Agri-food (farming, fishing, food processing), Creative & Cultural (arts, film, digital), Visitor Economy (tourism), and Development (housing, construction). Core service offerings include Invest Cornwall (investment attraction), Visit Cornwall (tourism promotion), and the £30m Kernow Industrial Growth Fund. The portfolio represents an ecosystem approach where sectors interconnect—geology enables critical minerals and geothermal; location enables offshore wind, marine and space; climate enables agri-food and tourism.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • VisitCornwall Official tourism promotion platform for Cornwall, marketing the destination to visitors and driving a sustainable, year-round visitor economy.
  • Invest in Cornwall Investment opportunity platform showcasing Cornwall's eight key sectors (Critical Minerals, Renewable Energy, Space, Marine, Agri-food, Creative & Cultural, Visitor Economy, Development) to investors and developers.
  • Kernow Industrial Growth Fund £30 million UK Government-backed fund supporting industrial growth across Cornwall's key sectors.
  • Critical Minerals Sector Programme Sector development programme covering Europe's largest lithium deposits with tin, tungsten and copper resources; 110+ businesses, £73m GVA, 800+ jobs; potential to supply 50%+ of UK lithium needs.
  • Renewable Energy Sector Programme Sector development programme for Floating Offshore Wind (FLOW) in the Celtic Sea (100GW+ potential) and geothermal power; includes 232 renewable energy companies based in Cornwall.
  • Space Sector Programme Sector development programme for Cornwall's space industry, anchored by Goonhilly Earth Station tracking moon missions, Spaceport Cornwall for satellite launches, and the National Drone Hub (CAA certified); only operational spaceport in Western Europe.
  • Marine Sector Programme Sector development programme covering Falmouth (world's third deepest natural harbour), £1.12bn annual GDP, 16,052 employees, and 805 marine companies (7% of all UK marine businesses).
  • Agri-food Sector Programme Sector development programme for farming, fishing and food processing; £2bn annual value; 80% of Cornwall's land in agricultural use; one in five jobs in Cornwall; ambition to be UK No. 1 for sustainable food and drink.
  • Creative & Cultural Sector Programme Sector development programme for creative and cultural industries; £291m GVA contribution, 7,350 people employed; Falmouth University TEF Gold; film and TV production spend grew from £1.6m (2021) to £16.5m (2023).
  • Visitor Economy Sector Programme Sector development programme for tourism; 5 million staying visitors annually, £2bn spend, 35,000 jobs supported, 20% of GDP; strategy targets 400,000 additional low-season visitors and £200m economic boost.
  • Development Sector Programme Sector development programme for housing and construction; 4,421 homes per year housing target (second highest in England), 88,420 homes over the Local Plan period, including garden villages at Langarth, Nansledan, and West Carclaze.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Cornwall could supply 50%+ of the UK's lithium needs
  • +4 more outcomes

Companies that use Cornwall

Customer profile

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Cornwall technology and API

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Cornwall partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Homes EnglandcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership with Homes England to unlock stalled housing developments and accelerate delivery of homes across Cornwall. Supports Cornwall's target of 4,421 homes per year.
  • Falmouth UniversitycoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerFalmouth University produces 197 new businesses in two years (2017-2018) - more than Oxford and Cambridge combined. Has 130+ courses in art, design, games and film with TEF Gold ranking and global top 50 game design programme.
  • Creative KernowminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCreative Kernow connects 1,000+ freelancers across the region, supporting Cornwall's creative ecosystem.
  • Department for Business and TradecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerGranted High Potential Opportunity status to Cornwall, recognising investment opportunities in the region's sectors.

Scale indicators34 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights7 records

Cornwall competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • VisitScotland: Scotland's national tourism agency promoting Scotland as a destination for leisure and business tourism. Shares Cornwall Council's tourism marketing mandate, regional destination positioning, and visitor economy focus.
  • Scottish Enterprise: Scotland's national economic development agency, accountable to the Scottish Government. Directly comparable to Cornwall Council in mandate, investing in regional growth, attracting investment, and supporting sector development across multiple industries with government backing.
  • VisitBritain: UK national tourism agency promoting Britain as a visitor destination internationally. Directly comparable to Cornwall Council's VisitCornwall platform in tourism marketing, audience development, and visitor economy promotion mandate.
  • Greater Manchester Combined Authority: Combined authority with devolved powers covering transport, housing, and economic development across Greater Manchester. Shares Cornwall Council's role in regional planning, housing delivery targets, and cross-sector investment promotion at a larger urban scale.
  • West Midlands Combined Authority: Combined authority responsible for economic growth, housing, and transport across the West Midlands. Comparable to Cornwall Council in regional development, housing delivery, and cross-sector investment promotion within a UK devolution context.
  • Welsh Government Economy, Energy and Climate Group: Wales's national government body responsible for economic development, investment attraction, and sector strategy. Comparable to Cornwall Council as a public sector entity promoting regional investment across multiple sectors within a distinct national/regional identity.
  • Invest Northern Ireland: Northern Ireland's regional business development agency, focused on FDI attraction, indigenous business growth, and tourism. Comparable to Cornwall Council in mandate, sector breadth, and government-backed investment promotion role.
  • Visit Wales: Wales's national tourism body within Welsh Government. Directly comparable to Cornwall Council's VisitCornwall in promoting a distinct regional destination with strong cultural identity, natural assets, and visitor economy focus.
  • London & Partners: London's official growth agency, promoting the city as a destination for business, tourism, students, and major events. Shares Cornwall Council's multi-audience investment and promotion mandate at a different regional scale.
  • Highlands and Islands Enterprise: Scotland's regional development agency for rural and geographically dispersed areas. Highly comparable to Cornwall Council in promoting investment, supporting SMEs, and developing renewable energy and tourism opportunities across a peripheral region.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

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Cornwall social profiles

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Cornwall M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about Cornwall

What does Cornwall do?

Cornwall, through Cornwall Council, operates a regional development and place-promotion platform that markets Cornwall as a destination for investment, tourism, residence, business location, and study. It curates and promotes eight economic sectors (Critical Minerals, Renewable Energy, Space, Marine, Agri-food, Creative & Cultural, Visitor Economy, Development), routes investors and developers to opportunities, drives tourism via the VisitCornwall platform, and administers the £30m Kernow Industrial Growth Fund alongside housing delivery partnerships with Homes England.

Is Cornwall a public or private company?

Cornwall is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Cornwall founded?

Cornwall was founded in 2017. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is Cornwall based?

Cornwall is headquartered in Truro, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

Who are Cornwall's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are VisitScotland, Scottish Enterprise, VisitBritain, Greater Manchester Combined Authority, West Midlands Combined Authority, Welsh Government Economy, Energy and Climate Group, Invest Northern Ireland, Visit Wales, London & Partners and Highlands and Islands Enterprise.

Does Cornwall have an API?

No public API is recorded for Cornwall.

What industry is Cornwall in?

Cornwall's product category is Regional Economic Development. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAIABAM, State/Provincial Housing, Urban/Regional Planning & Community Development, with a secondary code of BPAJANAD, Real Estate Market Research & Economic Advisory (Demand/Supply, Location Analytics). Its NAICS code is 712190 and its SIC code is 6799.

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