mnAi are specialists in holding granular insight into companies that took COVID funding in the UK through the Government support scheme during the COVID-19 pandemic. Unique to mnAi, this data set also holds the gender attribute of each company that received funding. This provides a rare insight into the analysis of how grant funding was distributed among companies.
Now that funding has ceased, this static data set offers organisations the ability to conduct research on the companies that took funding and the financial impact this finding has had the performance of businesses, how gender may have impacted funding.
Key data points included as standard in this subscription are:
Company Name
Company Number
Registered Address
Incorporation date
Current status
COVID Funding Taken
Employee Headcount
Gender
**Where we refer to the gender of an individual person, this classification has been derived from publicly available information. **Where we refer to the gender of a company, a classification for each director is derived from publicly available information and then aggregated to reflect the gender make-up of the board of directors as a whole.
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This listing uses a single pricing dimension: Product Access, measured in Units. You buy access to the dataset under one contract, rather than choosing among tiers or instance sizes. The dataset covers UK companies receiving Covid funding, organized by company gender composition. Pricing does not scale across multiple options here. Instead, purchasing Units grants you access to the product. Because only one dimension exists, there are no add-ons, size levels, or usage-based charges to compare.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does one Unit of Product Access grant me?
One Unit grants access to the dataset covering UK companies that received Covid funding, organized by company gender composition. Access is granted under a single contract. There are no seat counts, instance sizes, or per-record charges. You receive the dataset access covered by your Unit purchase.
How is the data delivered once I have access?
The vendor delivers data in ready-to-use formats. Options include API access, platform access, and integrated workflows. The dataset draws on corporate records and structured sources, then is standardized for consistency. Delivery formats let you use outputs within your existing systems and reporting.
Does my cost change if my usage of the dataset grows?
No. This listing uses one flat dimension, Product Access measured in Units. There are no tiers, included-amount cutoffs, or usage-based overage charges. Buying Units grants access under one contract. Your cost does not scale with how much of the dataset you query or use.
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This data set contains a record of the employee headcount from UK-registered companies that have taken Innovate UK Grants. This listing includes a gender attribute based on the board of directors.