NAICS and SIC codes help classify and measure industry activity.
Knowing the code for your industry will help you find reports, articles, and other information on that industry.
Even though the codes are standardized, different resources will assign codes differently. Additionally, many companies can have multiple codes because of their various business segments. Be flexible and cautious when using codes to search, and always check multiple sources.
Note: Sometimes there isn't a perfect or obvious code. If you have questions, please contact a business librarian.
There are three ways to find information
Search Tip: When reviewing your search results, use the right-hand column to refine your search. For example, filter by content type ( statistics, reports, topics, market insights, forecasts, surveys, infographics, company insights, and more.)
Select Reports in the top menu bar and navigate to the desired type of Report. For example: Consumer & Brand Reports or Industry & Market Reports.
Browse Tip: Use Filters on the left-hand side.Filter by Regions/Countries.
The Research AI tool helps you to locate specific reports. The Each answer highlights its sources for easy verification and deeper understanding. The answers generated using Research AI contain only resources afrom the Statista database, but the paragraph it provides will need to be verified from the sources linked.
Hover over the footnote to access the information or scroll the paragraph for the sources.
Here is a report that will be very useful to you.
This database also have company profiles.
Example of an industry report in IBISword
Detailed U.S. Industry research reports including industry performance, outlook, major companies, supply chain, demand drivers, cost structure, barriers to entry, and key statistics
Below is what a report looks like and every tab on the side links to lots of information. Business ratios are under key statistics (at the bottom).
Though you will find helpful information throughout the report, check out the following chapters for teach of the factors
Social/Cultural/Demographic factors
Economic factors
Legal/Regulatory
Technological
Competitive
Use search terms to find your industry..
On the Search Results page, use the Source type button to limit to specific sources. Use Market Research and Industry Profiles to find industry information. To find Company information, look for Company Profiles or SWOT Analyses.
Click on Access Options below the source record to access the full report/article.