Price indices for basic materials, parts and structures for
This table covers over 120 types of construction materials, components, and structures, recording annual price changes for construction organizations nationwide. The observation period spans 2017 to 2025. Each of the 123 rows represents a specific item, such as gravel, crushed stone, or natural crushed stone, enabling the tracking of price fluctuations by comparing each year's indicators with the previous period
Price index dynamics for materials purchased by construction organizations, 2017–2025
- Шпалы и брусья железобетонные / 23.61.12.163
- Petroleum bitumens / 19.20.42.120
- Crushed natural stone / 08.12.12.150
- Блоки стеновые силикатные / 23.61.11.141
- Unprocessed, painted, impregnated, creosoted or otherwise treated coniferous timber / 16.10.31.110
- Wood-particle boards and similar boards of wood or other woodized materials / 16.21.13.000
- Diesel fuel / 19.20.21.300
- Плитки керамические для полов / 23.31.10.122
- Кирпич силикатный и шлаковый / 23.61.11.131
- Motor gasoline / 19.20.21.100
See also
- Diesel fuel prices in Russia by year long time series by year
- Egg prices in Russia by year long time series by year
- Gasoline prices in Russia by year long time series by year
- Inflation in Russia by year long time series by year
- Milk prices in Russia by year long time series by year
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Set in numbers
Rosstat data for 2017–2025. Series: 123, periods: 9. By category: Gravel / 08.12.12.130; Crushed stone / 08.12.12.140; Natural crushed stone / 08.12.12.150; Sand-gravel mixtures / 08.12.12.160; Sawn softwood timber / 16.10.10.110 and others
Reinforced concrete sleepers and beams / 23.61.12.163: the indicator decreased from 105.1 to 101.6 over 2017–2025 — by 3.29%. The highest value was 145.8 (2021), the lowest was 94.4 (2019). This is an average annual decrease of 0.42%. Up to 2021 the change was +38.7%, after that −30.3%. Of the 25 largest series, 14 increased and 11 decreased
All table numbers are series: 123
How to read this table
Selecting specific construction materials in the table rows illustrates how procurement costs for the construction industry changed over the years. Comparing the data reveals differences in price change rates across various raw materials and structures. For example, the index for gravel was 103.3 in 2017 and reached 100.02 in 2025. These indicators enable the analysis of inflationary processes in the construction sector based exclusively on official Rosstat data for the Russian Federation
What is visible in these numbers
Top five values: Reinforced concrete sleepers and beams / 23.61.12.163 (145.8), Petroleum bitumen / 19.20.42.120 (143.1), Natural crushed stone / 08.12.12.150 (138.7), Silicate wall blocks / 23.61.11.141 (136.6), Sawn softwood timber / 16.10.10.110 (130.2). The top five account for 22.8% of the total for all items
Annual observations, the dataset contains 9 periods. Of 225 possible values, 225 (100%) are filled, meaning the table is almost entirely complete
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Period and application
Data are updated by Rosstat upon receipt of annual reports and are intended for construction industry specialists, economists, and analysts. Current information for 2017–2025 allows for the assessment of price dynamics for a wide range of materials, components, and structures used by organizations in their daily operations
How it is calculated
Price series are used for contract indexation and tariff adjustments, revenue recalculation to comparable prices, and inflation expectation assessments
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