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Change in gross accounting value of fixed assets of federal organisations

· snapshot · rows: 1 · periods: 7 · section: publications of official statistical information

Changes in the gross carrying amount of fixed assets of federal state unitary enterprises are shown in columns covering the period from 2016/2015 to 2022/2021. These Rosstat data describe the movement of the net book value of assets over seven periods. The single row in the table aggregates all federal enterprises, and the columns allow tracking value changes by year, comparing each reporting period to its preceding level

Chart of the change in the net book value of fixed assets of federal state unitary enterprises for 2016–2022

Row shown: Изменение остаточной балансовой стоимости основных фондов федеральных государственных унитарных предприятий

2016/2015 102.2 2017/2016 102.7 2018/2017 89.2 2019/2018 142.3 2020/2019 85.6 2021/2020 138.6 2022/2021 114.4
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Set in numbers

This is a cross-section: one series across 7 breakdowns. 7 values in total.

All table numbers are series: 1

How to read this table

The indicator is presented as an aggregate change for all federal enterprises; therefore, there is no breakdown by industry or region in this table. Comparing values between columns provides an understanding of how the residual value of assets transformed in different years. Each percentage value reflects the ratio of the current year's value to the previous year's value, eliminating the need for independent calculations to assess the dynamics of changes within the state unitary enterprise sector

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Period and application

The statistics cover the period from 2016 to 2022 and will be useful to analysts studying the state of government assets. Rosstat publishes this information as part of official information on fixed assets. The data is presented as a cross-section where each column corresponds to the ratio of two adjacent years