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In 2025, the West of England demonstrated economic resilience, particularly in technology, aerospace, and creative industries, achieving a 4.6% growth in businesses—the highest in the UK. The region contributed £81.3bn in Gross Value Added, with notable advancements including Cornish Metals' plans to revive the South Crofty tin mine and Rowden Technologies' expansion to create 100 new jobs. Additionally, tourism reached a value of £2.7bn, highlighting the region's diverse economic strengths.