Business development

Business development in Haram

How jobs have changed, where the municipality is exposed, and which industries are related to its strengths. The figures show relationships, not recommendations. Back to Haram

Change in jobs 2020–2025

The number of jobs in Haram changed by +4,093 (–) from 2020 to 2025, against +8.7% in Norway. The table splits the change in three parts.

The change in jobs split into national growth, industry mix and local conditions
PartJobsWhat it means
National growth0If every industry in the municipality had grown like jobs in Norway (+8.7%).
Industry mix0Added or lost because the municipality has many jobs in industries growing faster or slower than Norway.
Local conditions+4,093The rest: the industries did better or worse here than the same industries in Norway.
Total change+4,093From 0 to 4,093 jobs in the industries included.

Industries that did better here than in Norway

Industry (SN2007)ChangeGrowth hereGrowth in Norway
Produksjon av andre transportmidler 30 +632–+10%
Produksjon av maskiner og utstyr til generell bruk, ikke nevnt annet sted 28 +403–+10%
Sosiale omsorgstjenester uten botilbud 88 +303–+2%
Produksjon av nærings- og nytelsesmidler 10 +298–+11%
Pleie- og omsorgstjenester i institusjon 87 +278–+6%

Industries that did worse here than in Norway

No industries to show.

Employed persons by workplace and industry (SN2007, 2-digit), 4th quarter (SSB 13470). The tables are sorted by local conditions: the change beyond what national growth and the industry mix explain. 2 industries without figures in both years are left out.

How dependent is the municipality on a few industries?

Share of jobs in the three largest industries
33%
Median in the municipality group: 32%
Industries with jobs
46
Concentration (HHI, 0–10,000)
657
Median in the municipality group: 648

Jobs are spread over industries about as in similar municipalities.

The largest company we follow with its business address in the municipality has 99 employees in the whole company: BRA ELEKTRO AS.

HHI is the sum of squared shares: a higher number means jobs are concentrated in fewer industries. Employees count the whole company, not only jobs in the municipality.

Strengths and related industries

The municipality has a larger share of jobs than Norway in: Fiske, fangst og akvakultur, Produksjon av nærings- og nytelsesmidler, Produksjon av tekstiler, Produksjon av trelast og varer av tre, kork, strå og flettematerialer, unntatt møbler, Produksjon av metallvarer, unntatt maskiner og utstyr, Produksjon av elektrisk utstyr, Produksjon av maskiner og utstyr til generell bruk, ikke nevnt annet sted, Produksjon av andre transportmidler. and 6 more.

Industry (SN2007)Closeness to the municipality's strengthsGrowth in NorwayMost related to
Undervisning 85 32%+4%Sosiale omsorgstjenester uten botilbud, Spesialisert bygge- og anleggsvirksomhet, Pleie- og omsorgstjenester i institusjon
Landtransport og rørtransport 49 30%+8%Spesialisert bygge- og anleggsvirksomhet, Sosiale omsorgstjenester uten botilbud, Produksjon av nærings- og nytelsesmidler
Overnattingsvirksomhet 55 28%+46%Produksjon av nærings- og nytelsesmidler, Spesialisert bygge- og anleggsvirksomhet, Fiske, fangst og akvakultur
Detaljhandel, unntatt med motorvogner 47 27%+4%Spesialisert bygge- og anleggsvirksomhet, Sosiale omsorgstjenester uten botilbud, Pleie- og omsorgstjenester i institusjon
Tjenester tilknyttet eiendomsdrift 81 26%+6%Spesialisert bygge- og anleggsvirksomhet, Pleie- og omsorgstjenester i institusjon, Sosiale omsorgstjenester uten botilbud

Related industries often appear together with the municipality's strengths in other municipalities, are not a strength here, and grow in Norway. Closeness shows how much of what usually comes with the industry the municipality already has. It is a starting point for questions, not a recommendation.

The companies driving growth

Companies in the sectors we follow, with their business address in the municipality, sorted by the increase in revenue from the year before (NOK accounts only).

Indications based on open data. Not advice. Methodology

Source: Statistics Norway (SSB), table 13470. CC BY 4.0. Company figures: our calculations from annual accounts (Brønnøysund Register Centre).