| * |
corrected data |
| - |
no occurrence |
| ... |
data not available |
| . |
not zero, but not published due to the extremely inaccurate estimation |
| p |
less accurate estimation |
| ( ) |
less accurate data |
| bn |
billion |
| CEFTA |
Central European Free Trade Agreement |
| CHP |
combined heat and power generation |
| DWT |
deadweight tonne |
| ECOICOP ver. 2 |
Classification of Individual Consumption according to Purpose, version 2 |
| EU |
European Union |
| GDP |
gross domestic product |
| GT |
gross tonnage (gross registered tonnage) |
| GWh |
gigawatt hour |
| ha |
hectare |
| kg |
kilogram |
| km |
kilometre |
| km2 |
square kilometre |
| kW |
kilowatt |
m2 |
square metre |
| m3 |
cubic metre |
| MIGs 2009 |
Main Industrial Groupings 2009 |
| mln |
million |
| NIP |
Nomenclature of Industrial Products |
| NKD 2007 |
National Classification of Activities, 2007 version |
| NN |
Narodne novine, official gazette of the Republic of Croatia |
| NPISH |
non-profit institutions serving households |
| POS |
Programme of State-Subsidised Housing Construction |
| t |
tonne |
| '000 |
thousand |
| VAT |
value added tax |
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Mario Vlajčević, Director of Demographic and Social Statistics Directorate
Suzana Šamec, Director of Macroeconomic Statistics Directorate
Edita Omerzo, Director of Spatial Statistics Directorate
Milenka Primorac Čačić, Director of Business Statistics Directorate
Lidija Brković, Director General
Prepared by: Kristijan Jurić and Krunoslav Stažić
Editor: Ljiljana Ostroški
Technical Editor: Ankica Bajzek Cesar
Language Editor: Maja Gregorić
Translator: Neda Batinić
Graphic Design: Sanja Huseinagić and Nino Mrša
ISSN 3044-1692
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Published by the Croatian Bureau of Statistics, Zagreb, Ilica 3, P. O. B. 80
Phone: (+385 1) 48 06 111
Web site: dzs.gov.hr
Press corner: press@dzs.hr
Persons responsible:
Andrea Galić Nagyszombaty, Director of Statistical Methodologies, Quality and Customer Relations Directorate
Mario Vlajčević, Director of Demographic and Social Statistics Directorate
Suzana Šamec, Director of Macroeconomic Statistics Directorate
Edita Omerzo, Director of Spatial Statistics Directorate
Milenka Primorac Čačić, Director of Business Statistics Directorate
Lidija Brković, Director General
Prepared by: Kristijan Jurić, Maja Marković and Ana Samaržija
Editor: Ljiljana Ostroški
Technical Editor: Ankica Bajzek Cesar
Language Editor: Maja Gregorić
Translator: Neda Batinić
Graphic Design: Sanja Huseinagić and Nino Mrša
ISSN 3044-1692
USERS ARE KINDLY REQUESTED TO STATE THE SOURCE WHEN USING THE DATA
Industrial production is a process that results in finished industrial products and services, it drives exports, contributes to the development of industrial infrastructure and other branches of the economy and provides numerous jobs. Data on how much is produced and sold are important inputs for strategic planning based on reasoned decisions.
The industrial production volume shows how much the total industrial production increased or decreased in relation to a specific reference period, it is expressed in the form of an index and it is an important short-term indicator of a business cycle. Considering the data for 2025, as compared to the base year 2024, the total industrial production increased by 3.3%.
The labour productivity in industry, calculated as a relation between the industrial production volume and the number of persons employed in industry, increased by 6.2% in 2025, and the total number of persons employed in industry decreased by 2.7% in 2025, as compared to 2024.
The increase or decrease in the prices at which the producer sells its products on the domestic market is shown by the industrial producer price index, which was higher by 1.3% in 2025, as compared to 2024.
The value of industrial products sold in 2025, as compared to 2024, was higher by 1 384 million euro, while in 2024, as compared to 2023, it was lower by 1 664 million euro.
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