Companies in different economic sectors allocate spending for production and sales differently. The list of 144 rows presents various types of economic activity, specifying the shares of total costs, material costs, and raw materials and supplies for each industry. The data covers the period from 2021 to 2023. As all indicators are relative and the total cost is set to 100, the values represent the percentage breakdown of expenditure items within each industry
Total expenditures — value
Mining of mineral resources — total expenditures — value
Manufacturing industries — Total costs — value
Manufacturing industries — material expenditures — value
Total costs — material costs — value
Manufacturing industries — raw materials and supplies — value
material costs — raw materials and supplies — value
Mining of mineral resources — other expenditures — value
Mining of mineral resources — material costs — value
Rosstat data for 2021–2023. Series: 144, period: 3. Table rows: Total costs — value; Total costs — material costs — value; Material costs — raw materials and supplies — value; Material costs — fuel — value; Material costs — energy — value and others
Total costs — value: the indicator remained unchanged at 100 from 2021 to 2023. Of the 21 largest series, 10 increased and 11 decreased
The rows are categorized by economic activity, enabling comparisons of expenditure structures across industry, trade, and services. Within each row, the share of material resources in the total budget, as well as the specific portion of raw materials and supplies, can be tracked. This highlights the cost of sales characteristics across different economic sectors over the three-year period
What is visible in these numbers
Top five values: Total costs — value (100), Mining — Total costs — value (100), Manufacturing — Total costs — value (100), Manufacturing — Material costs — value (76.6), Total costs — Material costs — value (65.2). The gap between the highest and lowest values is 52.6 times. The top five account for 60% of the total across all positions — the distribution is heavily skewed toward the top
Annual observations, 3 periods in the dataset. Of 75 possible values, 75 (100%) are filled, meaning the table is almost entirely complete
These series cannot be stitched together Over the common period
2022 values diverge — Rosstat recalculated the indicator using a revised methodology. They cannot be combined into a single chart: a break would appear at the junction, which did not actually occur
Indicator for 2022
here
in the adjacent series
divergence
Все затраты — значение
100,0
100,0
+0,0
Все затраты — материальные затраты — значение
64,8
8,6
−56,2
материальные затраты — сырье и материалы — значение
52,2
52,2
+0,0
материальные затраты — топливо — значение
6,3
6,3
+0,0
материальные затраты — энергия — значение
2,1
2,1
+0,0
материальные затраты — затраты на оплату труда — значение
14,1
14,1
+0,0
материальные затраты — страховые взносы в Социальный фонд России (СФР), ФФОМС — значение
3,8
3,8
+0,0
материальные затраты — амортизация основных средств — значение
10,1
10,1
+0,0
материальные затраты — прочие затраты — значение
7,2
7,2
+0,0
Добыча полезных ископаемых — Все затраты — значение
100,0
100,0
+0,0
Добыча полезных ископаемых — материальные затраты — значение
29,1
29,1
+0,0
Добыча полезных ископаемых — сырье и материалы — значение
The statistics are published in the 2024 Russian Statistical Yearbook. The data is relevant for analyzing the economic structure of enterprises and studying business specifics across various industries. Rosstat data is suitable for monitoring changes in the share of material resources in the cost of production
How it is calculated
Noted in the source itself: Excluding small business entities; 2021–2022: insurance contributions to the Pension Fund, Social Insurance Fund, and Mandatory Medical Insurance Fund
1) Без субъектов малого предпринимательства;
2) 2021-2022 гг. – страховые взносыв Пенсионный фонд, ФСС, ФФОМС.
1) Small business entities are not included;
2) 2021-2022. - Insurance contributions to the Pension Fund, Federal Social Insurance Fund, Federal Compulsory Medical Insurance Fund.
Did you notice an error in this table? The parser is wrong, and most often one correction fixes many pages
Report an errorTypo is easier this way: highlight it and press
Ctrl + Enter