Compared to January last year, an increase in volumes was recorded in the production of basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceuticals, beverages, tobacco products, mechanical engineering, light industry, oil refining products, chemical industry, food.
Among the regions, the largest growth was observed in Almaty, Akmola, Abay, Soltustik Kazakhstan regions and Almaty city.
January 2023 produced industrial products in the amount of 3653 billion tenge, of which in the mining industry - by 1881 billion tenge ( 51.5 % of the total), in the manufacturing industry - by 1470 billion tenge ( 40.3 %).
January December 2022 by 2021 | January 2023 To | ||
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December 2022 | January 2022 | ||
Industry | 101,1 | 86,9 | 101,4 |
Mining and quarrying | 99,0 | 92,4 | 101,2 |
Manufacturing industry | 103,4 | 79,1 | 101,6 |
Power supply, gas supply, steam supply and air conditioning |
99,5 | 103,0 | 104,5 |
Water supply; sewerage system, control over the collection and distribution of waste | 98,2 | 79,8 | 91,2 |
In mining and quarrying, the IPP was 101.2% in January 2023, driven by an increase in the production of crude oil (101%), ores other than iron (109.1%) and other minerals (107.6).
In the manufacturing industry, production increased by 1.6%. The production of food products (109.8%), beverages (133.2%), tobacco products (121.3%), textiles (125.5%), refined petroleum products (112.8%), chemical industry products (110.6%), basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceuticals (151%), automobiles (127.5%). At the same time, there is a decline in the production of rubber and plastic products - by 3.6 %, other non-metallic mineral products - by 5%, metallurgical - by 7.4%.
In the supply of electricity, gas, steam, hot water and air conditioning, the IPP amounted to 104.5% due to an increase in the production and distribution of gaseous fuel through pipelines by 14.3%, the supply of steam, hot water and air conditioning - by 12.2 %.
In water supply, collection, treatment and disposal of waste, pollution elimination activities, the IPP in January 2023 amounted to 91.2%. Reduced volumes of collection, treatment and distribution decreased by 7%, collection, processing and disposal of waste; recycling (recovery) of materials - by 9.9%.
An increase in production volumes was recorded in 14 regions of the republic, a decrease is observed in Aktobe, Batys Kazakhstan, Karagandy, Kostanay, Shygys Kazakhstan regions and Astana city.
The volume of industrial production in value terms is the cost of all finished products (products) produced by the en-terprise, semi-finished products of its production (both from its own raw materials and materials, and from raw materials and materials of the customer), intended for sale to the side, its capital construction and its non-industrial divisions , issu-ing to its employees on account of wages, as well as works and services of an industrial nature, performed on orders.
The volume of industrial production in physical terms is the output of specific types of products in physical terms. The volume of industrial production in physical terms is taken into account in terms of gross output, including products spent on industrial and production needs within a given enterprise and produced from raw materials supplied by the customer.
The index of industrial production is a relative indicator that characterizes the change in the volume of industrial pro-duction in the periods being compared.
The information base for the formation of indicators of industrial products (goods, services) is the primary data of na-tionwide statistical observations of industrial enterprises, enterprises with a secondary activity of "Industry", individual entrepreneurs, peasant or farm enterprises.
To calculate the index of industrial production, a method is used based on the dynamics of physical indicators for an established set (basket) of representative goods, followed by a step-by-step aggregation of individual (commodity) indices into indices by types of economic activity. Indices for large populations are calculated as a weighted average of the con-stituent elements of these populations.
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