Renewal rate of fixed assets by economic activity, 2008–2016
in percentage
The fixed asset replacement rate reflects how frequently enterprises replace equipment and buildings. Statistics for the 2008–2016 period are presented in percent at constant prices. Table rows are categorized by economic activity according to the OKVED2007 classification, including agriculture, fishing, and other sectors. This enables an assessment of the intensity of technological development in each field
Chart of fixed asset replacement rate by economic activity, in percent, 2008–2016
- Section J / Financial and insurance activities
- Section C / Mining of mineral resources
- Section O / Public administration and defence; compulsory social security
- Section E / Production and distribution of electricity, gas and water
- Section S / Other service activities
- Section I / Transport and storage; information and communication
- Section A / Agriculture, hunting and forestry
- Section M / Education
- Section B / Fishing and aquaculture
- Section K / Real estate activities; rental and leasing activities; business services
Set in numbers
Rosstat data for 2008–2016. Rows: 16, periods: 9. Measurement unit — percentages. Breakdown by positions: Total; Section A / Agriculture, hunting and forestry; Section B / Fishing and fish farming; Section C / Mining; Section D / Manufacturing and others
Section J / Financial activities: the indicator rose from 9.6 to 9.7 over 2008–2016 — by 1.04%. Highest value — 11 (2012), lowest — 7.1 (2009). This averages 0.13% annual growth. Up to 2012 the change was +14.6%, after — −11.8%. Of the 15 largest rows, 8 increased, 7 decreased
All table numbers are series: 16
How to read this table
Comparing indicators across different sections helps identify which industries are modernizing their capacity more rapidly and which are operating with aging equipment. The data includes both the total economy figure and individual sectors, such as agriculture, hunting and forestry, or fishing. The variation between rows illustrates the specific investment activity within different market segments
What is visible in these numbers
Highest values: Section J / Financial activities (11), Section G / Wholesale and retail trade; repair… (8.6), Section C / Mining (8.3). The top three account for 28.5% of the total for all positions
Observations are annual; total periods 9. 144 of 144 possible values filled (100%) — missing data is virtually absent
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Period and application
Data for 2008–2016 are published annually and cover key economic sectors. Information in percent at constant prices is suitable for analyzing real production modernization rates, excluding the effects of inflation. These data are useful for assessing the state of enterprises' material and technical assets and for planning long-term investment programs
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