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Financial result of loss-making organizations in the Arctic zone

· dynamics annual · rows: 2 · periods: 7 · section: publications of official statistical information on socio-economic development

Losses of non-small enterprises in the Russian Arctic are shown by year from 2016 to 2022. Rows differ by scope: the first row contains data for the Arctic zone, while the second provides reference data for the entire Russian Federation. These annual figures allow for a comparison of the scale of losses in the Arctic region versus the country as a whole

Chart of financial results of loss-making organizations in the Arctic zone and the Russian Federation, 2016–2022

scatter plot · compare two series

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Set in numbers

2 series are published here, from 2016 to 2022, 7 reporting periods. 14 values in total.

“Total” multiplied by 2.9 between 2016 and 2022: from 48,720 to 140,053. The highest value in the series is 763,864 in 2020.

All table numbers are series: 2
Series 2016201720182019202020212022
Всего 48 720,00 119 635,00 284 910,00 64 407,00 763 864,00 263 089,00 140 053,00
Справочно: Российская Федерация 1 607 732,00 1 955 575,00 2 730 363,00 1 937 840,00 5 337 242,00 2 891 822,00 5 384 690,00

How to read this table

Comparing Arctic zone indicators with national levels helps assess the financial condition of large enterprises in northern regions. The table presents two series: the total result for the entire zone and a reference series for Russia. Comparing these series helps determine the share of Arctic losses within the national scale over the specified period

The same indicator for other periods

More in the section publications of official statistical information on socio-economic development»

Period and application

This statistics covers the period from 2016 to 2022 and is published by Rosstat as part of official publications on socio-economic development. The annual data is intended for economists, analysts, and large-scale businesses operating in the Far North