Switzerland is home to a total of 2'786 active companies in tiling. Over the last 10 years, the industry has grown by 21.6%, with 2'391 new companies registered, and 1'897 companies liquidated.
The map below shows the geographical distribution of Tilers in Switzerland.
In Switzerland, 2'391 companies in tiling have been incorporated over the last 10 years, with 494 still active today. The following regions have the highest number of Tilers: Canton of Zurich (342), Canton of Vaud (276), and Canton of Bern (260). Companies in tiling are the 51st largest group of companies in Switzerland.
Over the past 12 months, 224 companies in tiling were incorporated. In that same period, 198 companies have closed, resulting in an overall 0.9% growth in Switzerland.
The most common company size for Tilers in Switzerland is "micro". The majority of companies have between 1 and 9 employees.
Out of the 2'786 companies in tiling, most are active in Laying of tiles (2'786). Each category has its own code, called a NOGA code. The General Classification of Economic Activities (NOGA) is a nomenclature that groups all economic activities that can be carried out in a classification with 794 positions at its last level.
Companies in tiling in Switzerland show a variety of legal forms. The majority of companies are "Limited Liability Company" (46%), followed by "Sole proprietorship" (38%) and "Limited" (13%).
In Switzerland, 10 companies in tiling have been incorporated in the last 30 days. Here are the latest ones.
In Switzerland, 15 companies in tiling have been liquidated in the last 30 days. Here are the latest ones.
In Switzerland, 79 companies in tiling have been published in the SOGC (SHAB/FOSC) in the last 30 days. Here are the latest ones.
Our company lists are compiled using several data sources, including Zefix, the SOGC, the Federal Statistical Office, the UID register, the VAT register and the 26 cantonal commercial registers. The collection of data from these several official sources guarantees the completeness of our lists by sector and region.
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