Grouping of organizations engaged in mining, manufacturing, electricity, gas and steam supply; air conditioning and water supply; wastewater treatment, waste collection and disposal by current liquidity ratio
The current ratio indicates the ability of companies in the mining, manufacturing, energy, and waste management sectors to meet their short-term obligations. In this breakdown, organizations are grouped by indicator values ranging from 0–100 to 200. Each column represents a specific liquidity interval, enabling an assessment of overall corporate solvency
Distribution of organizations by current ratio intervals: number of companies, percentages, and accounts payable
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Rows: 120, indicators: 3. Table rows: Total — Number of organizations; Total — as a percentage of the total number of organizations; Total — Accounts payable, million rubles; Total — as a percentage of the total amount of debt; Total — Accounts receivable, million rubles, and others
The five largest values: Total — Accounts payable, million rubles (39.4 million), Total — Accounts receivable, million rubles (35 million), Manufacturing — Accounts payable (11.7 million), Manufacturing — Accounts receivable (10.5 million), Mining and quarrying — Accounts receivable (3.3 million). The gap between the largest and the smallest is 1.1 million times. The top five account for 95.6% of the total for all items — the distribution is heavily skewed toward the top
All table numbers are series: 120
How to read this table
Table rows are categorized by the parameter measured. The first row indicates the total number of organizations in each group, the second shows their percentage share of the total, and the third provides the total accounts payable in millions of rubles. Comparing these indicators reveals which intervals contain the largest debt volumes and how many companies exhibit low or high solvency
What is visible in these numbers
Table columns: 0 – 100; 101 – 200; over 200
75 out of 75 possible values are filled (100%), meaning the table is almost entirely filled
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Period and application
This is a one-time snapshot and is not time-series data. This information is useful for analysts, financial managers, and market researchers to assess the financial stability of enterprises in key economic sectors. Rosstat regularly updates this information as part of its monitoring of organizational status
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