From 2015 to 2022, the volume of investment in fixed assets varied depending on the source of funding. The statistics highlight three key series: total investment, the share of internal funds, and the share of external funds. Data are presented in current prices, allowing for an observation of actual cash flow volumes without adjustment for inflation
Chart of fixed capital investment trends by source of funding from 2015 to 2022
Who grew, who fell: 2015 → 2022
Set in numbers
Rosstat data for 2015–2022. Rows: 30, periods: 6. Breakdown by items: Total investment in fixed capital; Investment in fixed capital — own funds; Investment in fixed capital — attracted funds; Attracted funds — bank loans; Attracted funds — including loans from foreign banks… and others
Total investment in fixed capital: the indicator increased from 10,496 to 21,829 between 2015 and 2022 — by a factor of 2.08. The highest value was 21,829 (2022), the lowest was 10,496 (2015). This is an average annual growth of 11%. Up to 2020, the change was +47.1%, after that +41.4%. Of the 23 largest rows, 16 increased and 7 decreased
The rows in the list categorize investments into three types: the aggregate indicator, funding from internal resources, and funding from external sources. Comparing these rows allows one to track changes in capital structure and determine whether companies relied more on their own savings or on external borrowing. This helps assess the financial stability of investment processes in the country during the specified period
What is visible in these numbers
Highest values: Total investment in fixed capital (21,829), other budgetary funds (2,200), budgetary funds — Investment in fixed capital… (100). The gap between the highest and lowest is 72,764 times. The top three items account for 99.3% of the total across all items — the distribution is heavily skewed toward the top
Observations are annual, with 6 observation periods in the dataset. There are 150 values in the table out of 150 possible, which is 100% — missing values are virtually absent
These series cannot be stitched together Over the common period
2015 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 2015
here
in the adjacent series
divergence
Инвестиции в основной капитал – всего
10 496,3
10 496,3
+0,0
Инвестиции в основной капитал — собственные средства
5 271,1
50,2
−5 220,9
Инвестиции в основной капитал — привлеченные средства
5 225,2
49,8
−5 175,4
привлеченные средства — кредиты банков
849,9
8,1
−841,8
привлеченные средства — в том числе кредиты иностранных банков
183,5
1,7
−181,8
привлеченные средства — заемные средства других организаций
701,0
6,7
−694,3
привлеченные средства — инвестиции из-за рубежа
120,4
1,1
−119,3
привлеченные средства — бюджетные средства
1 922,7
18,3
−1 904,4
бюджетные средства — федерального бюджета
1 185,7
11,3
−1 174,4
бюджетные средства — бюджетов субъектов Российской Федерации
600,3
5,7
−594,6
бюджетные средства — средства местных бюджетов
136,7
1,3
−135,4
бюджетные средства — средства государственных внебюджетных фондов
Annual indicators cover the period from 2015 to 2022 and include data for the entire territory of Russia. The information is published by Rosstat to analyze capital investment trends. It is useful for economists, investors, and business representatives to evaluate the volumes and sources of fixed capital formation across the economy
How it is calculated
Source disclaimer: Excluding small business entities and investment volumes not observed by direct statistical methods
1) Без субъектов малого предпринимательства и объема инвестиций, не наблюдаемых прямыми статистическими методами.
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