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Official dataUpdated 23 Oct 2026

77.9%of US private-sector establishments that opened in the year to March 2024 survived their first year

77.9% of US private-sector establishments that opened in the year to March 2024 survived their first year (Mar 2024 cohort, to Mar 2025, US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook)

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What this number really says

77.9% of US private-sector establishments that opened in the year to March 2024 survived their first year (Mar 2024 cohort, to Mar 2025).

77.9%

the latest figure (Mar 2024 cohort, to Mar 2025)

Official data

type of source

Why you can trust it. US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook: official data, government statistics office or regulator. 988,310 new private-sector establishments opened in the year to March 2024.

Key facts

  • Period Mar 2024 cohort, to Mar 2025
  • Region USA
  • Company size All sizes
  • Next data 31 Aug 2027

Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook, Mar 2024 cohort, to Mar 2025

Method and use

How it was measured, and how to use it

How it was measured
Publisher
US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook
Source type
Official data: Government statistics office or regulator
What it measures
77.9% of US private-sector establishments that opened in the year to March 2024 survived their first year
Data period
Mar 2024 cohort, to Mar 2025 (ends 31 Mar 2025)
Who is counted
988,310 new private-sector establishments opened in the year to March 2024.
In the source's words
Table 7, Total Private, year ended March 2024: March 2025 | 769,449 surviving establishments | survival rate since birth 77.9
Checked at source
23 Oct 2026: Read on the BLS BED Table 7 text file; 769,449 / 988,310 = 77.9%.
Reuse
Public domain (US government work). Free to quote; cite BLS and the data year.
Next expected update
31 Aug 2027 (US Bureau of Labor Statistics, annual (wages each spring, projections each autumn))
Original page
www.bls.gov: Occupational Outlook Handbook
Data files
CSV · JSON (stable links)
Full change log

No changes recorded yet. First checked at the source on 23 Oct 2026.

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US Bureau of Labor Statistics. (2026). 77.9% of US private-sector establishments that opened in the year to March 2024 survived their first year. Via digitaltreed, https://digitaltreed.com/statistics/small-business/new-business-first-year-survival

MLA

"77.9% of US private-sector establishments that opened in the year to March 2024 survived their first year." US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook, Mar 2024 cohort, to Mar 2025. digitaltreed, https://digitaltreed.com/statistics/small-business/new-business-first-year-survival.

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77.9% of US private-sector establishments that opened in the year to March 2024 survived their first year, for Mar 2024 cohort, to Mar 2025, according to US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook. We checked it at the source on 23 Oct 2026.

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