The industrial turnover in total (domestic and external market), in nominal terms, rose 3.5 percent between 1 January and 30 September 2025 compared with the same period of last year, the National Institute of Statistics (INS) announced on Thursday.

The advance in industrial turnover was driven by increases in the mining industry (plus 15.5 percent) and in manufacturing (plus 3 percent). By major industrial groups, increases were recorded in the durable goods industry (plus 11.3 percent), the consumer goods industry (plus 4.3 percent), the capital goods industry (plus 4 percent) and the intermediate goods industry (plus 3.3 percent). In contrast, the energy industry fell 5.2 percent.

According to the INS, in September 2025 compared with the previous month, industrial turnover in nominal terms rose overall 26.4 percent, due to increases recorded in manufacturing (plus 26.5 percent) and in the mining industry (plus 22.9 percent). By major industrial groups, increases were recorded in the capital goods industry (plus 56.2 percent), the durable goods industry (plus 28.3 percent), the intermediate goods industry (plus 19.6 percent), the consumer goods industry (plus 7.3 percent) and the energy industry (plus 1.8 percent).

Industrial turnover in September 2025 compared with the same month of last year also advanced in nominal terms overall by 7.1 percent, due to increases recorded in the mining industry (plus 23.8 percent) and in manufacturing (plus 6.5 percent). By major industrial groups, increases were recorded in the energy industry (plus 18.5 percent), the intermediate goods industry (plus 8.2 percent), the consumer goods industry (plus 6.3 percent), the durable goods industry (plus 5.2 percent) and the capital goods industry (plus 4.8 percent). AGERPRES