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1.1 Scope and Coverage
1.1.1 The Annual Survey of Industries (ASI) has been conducted since 1959 under the
authority of the Collection of Statistics Act, 1953. In accordance with the provisions of the
Collection of Statistics (Central) Rules, 1959 framed under the Act, it had been designed to obtain
comprehensive and detailed data with the objectives of estimating the contribution of
manufacturing industries as a whole to the national income by type of industry, systematic study of
the structure of the industry by type of industry, occasional analysis of the various factors
influencing industries in the country to facilitate the construction of comprehensive, factual and
systematic bases for formulation of policy. A copy of the above Act and the Rules made there under
is given in Annexure – I.
1.1.2 Coverage of the Annual Survey of Industries extends to the entire Factory Sector
comprising industrial units (called factories) registered under the Sections 2(m)(i) and 2(m)(ii) of the
Factories Act, 1948, wherein a ‘Factory’, which is the primary statistical unit of enumeration for the
ASI, is defined as:
‘Any premises’ including the precincts thereof:
(i) Wherein ten or more workers are working or were working on any day of the
preceding twelve months, and in any part of which a manufacturing process is being
carried on with the aid of power or is ordinarily so carried on, or,
(ii) Wherein twenty or more workers are working or were working on any day of
the preceding twelve months, and in any part of which a manufacturing process is being
carried on without the aid of power or is ordinarily so carried on, but does not include a
mine subject to the operation of the Mines Act, 1952, or a railway running shed.
The ‘manufacturing process’ referred to above has been defined [vide Section 2(k)] in the
Factories Act, 1948 as:
(i) making, altering, ornamenting, finishing, packing, oiling, washing, cleaning,
breaking up, demolishing or otherwise treating or adapting any article or substance with
a view to its use, sale, transport, delivery or disposal; or,
(ii) pumping oil, water or sewage ; or,
(iii) generating , transforming or transmitting power; or,
(iv) composing types for printing by letter press, lithography, photogravure or
other similar process or book binding; or,
(v) constructing, reconstructing, repairing, refitting, finishing or breaking up ships
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1.1.3 In addition to Sections 2(m)(i) & 2(m)(ii) of the Factories Act, 1948, bidi & cigar units,
employing 10 or more workers with the aid of power and 20 or more workers without the aid of
power and registered under the Bidi & Cigar Workers (Conditions of Employment) Act, 1966 are
also covered in ASI.
1.1.4 Although the scope of the ASI was extended to all registered manufacturing
establishments in the country, establishments under the control of the Defence Ministry, oil
storage and distribution units, restaurants and cafes and technical training institutions not
producing anything for sale or exchange were kept outside the coverage of the ASI. The
Collection of Statistics Act, 1953, being not applicable to Jammu & Kashmir, factories in that state
used to be covered under ASI on a voluntary basis till a similar State Act, called the Jammu &
Kashmir Collection of Statistics Act, 1961 was enacted and the Collection of Statistics Rules, 1964
was framed thereunder making thereby the collection of statistics under the ASI also statutory in
that state. The geographical coverage of the Annual Survey of Industries, 20092010 has been
extended to the entire country.
1.2 Unit of Enumeration
1.2.1 The primary unit of enumeration in the survey is a factory in the case of manufacturing
industries, a workshop in the case of repair services, an undertaking or a licensee in the case of
electricity, gas and water supply undertakings and an establishment in the case of bidi and cigar
industries. The owner of two or more establishments located in the same state and pertaining to
the same industry group and belonging to census scheme only is, however, permitted to furnish a
single consolidated return, termed as ‘Joint Return’. Such consolidated returns are a common
feature in the case of bidi and cigar establishments, electricity and certain public sector
undertakings.
1.3 ASI Frame
1.3.1 The ASI frame is based on the lists of registered factory / units maintained by the Chief
Inspector of Factories (CIF) in each state and those maintained by registration authorities in respect
of bidi and cigar establishments and electricity undertakings. The frame is being revised and
updated periodically by the Regional Offices of the Field Operations Division of NSSO in
consultation with the Chief Inspector of Factories in the state. At the time of revision, the names of
the deregistered factories are removed from the ASI frame and those of the newly registered
factories are added. In updation, only new registrations are added to the existing frame. In spite of
regular updating of the frame, quite a number of smallsized factories selected for the survey are
found to be nonexisting in the field and are termed as deleted factories. However, such factories
are not taken into consideration for the purpose of tabulation and analysis in this report.
1.3.2 All electricity undertakings other than captive units as well as all departmental
undertakings such as Railway workshops, etc. have been kept outside the purview of ASI from 1999
2000.
1.4 Reference Period
1.4.1 Reference period for ASI 20092010 was the accounting year of the factory, ending on
any day during the fiscal year 20092010. Thus in ASI 20092010, data collected from respective
establishment relate to their accounting year ended on any day between 1st April 2009 and 31st
March 2010. Survey was conducted in the year 20102011 (October 2010 to April 2011).
1.5 Sample Design and Sample Allocation
1.5.1 As per the decision taken by the Standing Committee on Industrial Statistics (SCIS), a
new sampling design has been adopted since ASI 200708. Accordingly, for ASI 20092010, the
Census Sector has been defined as follows:
a) All industrial units belonging to the six less industrially developed states/ UT’s viz. Manipur,
Meghalaya, Nagaland, Sikkim, Tripura and Andaman & Nicobar Islands.
b) For the rest of the twentysix states/ UT’s., (i) units having 100 or more workers, and (ii) all
factories covered under Joint Returns.
1.5.2 Strata (State by 4digit of NIC08) having less than or equal to four units after selecting
the Census Sector units as defined above are also selected as census sector.
1.5.3 From the remaining frame, samples are drawn considering a uniform sampling fraction
of 19% for the states within a State X 4digit NIC with a minimum of 4 units evenly distributed in
two subsamples.
1.6 Estimation Procedure
1.6.1 The sample design and procedures for estimation of the characteristics are shown in
AnnexureII along with the number of units surveyed in ASI 200910 separately for the census
sector and sample sector of each state and UT. The different concepts and definitions used in ASI
survey are given in AnnexureIII.
1.6.2 For some selected units, it is found during the survey that the unit existed in the given
location and had engaged some employees during the reference period, but could not initiate
production or did not produce anything during the reference period due to various reasons, and
can take up production any moment once the problems are sorted out. These units, for the
purpose of the survey, are considered as closed units and similarly placed with other surveyed units
in respect of all parameters, such as, assets, employment, etc. There are some other units which
existed in the given location, but did not engage any employee during the reference period, and
also, did not initiate production or produce anything during the reference period. These units, for
the purpose of ASI, are considered as nonoperative units and termed as NOP cases, during the
reference period. Moreover, as a matter of practice, these units are maintained in the frame for
consecutive three years and are meant for selection for survey with the consideration that these
units might start production any time employing some workers. In case, however, any such unit is
found to be nonoperative for consecutive three years, it is assumed to be dead and marked
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Whereas other variables like their assets, output, etc. of the NOP units are included in the usual
manner in estimating the parameters presented in this report.
1.6.3 The results presented in the publications are based on the central sample data collected
by the FOD, NSSO and processed by the CSO (IS Wing). Moreover, all the estimated value figures
given in this publication are reported in current prices. The value figures are generally rounded off
to thousand rupees or lakhs of rupees. All India figures are rounded off separately and may not tally
with the sum of State/UT’s figures. Similarly, allIndustry figures may not tally with the sum of
individual industry figures. Also the industrywise totals at lower level may not tally with the next
higher level due to necessary merging at different levels.
1.7 Schedule of Enquiry
1.7.1 The schedule for ASI 20092010 has two parts. PartI which is processed at the CSO (IS
Wing), Kolkata, aims to collect data on assets and liabilities, employment and labour cost, receipts,
expenses, input items – indigenous and imported, products and byproducts, distributive expenses
etc. PartII, processed by the Labour Bureau, aims to collect data on different aspects of labour
statistics, namely, working days, mandays worked, absenteeism, labour turnover, manhours
worked, earning and social security benefits. A copy of the PartI of ASI 20092010 schedule is given
as Annexure –IV.
1.8 Classification of Industries
1.8.1 The NIC1970 was followed to classify economic activities of the factories from ASI
197374 to ASI 198889. NIC 1987 had then been introduced and followed till ASI 199798. NIC
1998 was then followed from ASI 199899 to ASI 200304. From ASI 200405, the new series of
classification, i.e., NIC2004 has been introduced and the same has been used till ASI 200708. From
ASI 200809, NIC 2008 has been introduced. It classifies all the factories in the ASI frame in their
appropriate industry groups on the basis of the principal product manufactured. This way a unit
gets classified in one and only one industry group even though it might be manufacturing products
belonging to different industries. The estimates for different aggregates presented in this report at
two or three or four digit level of industry correspond to the NIC2008 classification.
1.9 Publications and Limitations
1.9.1 For ASI 20092010, the results are released at 4digit level of NIC2008 by AllIndia and
at 2/3digit level of NIC2008 by states /UT's. The list of 3/4digit level of NIC2008 codes along with
descriptions is given in AnnexureV . While VolumeI contains tables related to capitals and value
added, employment and labour cost, fuels consumed etc., VolumeII contains NIC by statewise
materials consumed as well as products & byproducts generated by the factories. These
input/output items are classified as per Annual Survey of Industries Commodity Classification
(ASICC), 2009.
1.9.2 The Collection of Statistics Act prohibits disclosure of data relating to individual
factories. Therefore, if the number of factories under any industry (3digit level of NIC2008) in a
state is less than three, the data have been combined to a similar industry in order to conceal the

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any 4digit level of NIC at AllIndia level is less than three, the industry has been merged to a similar
industry under the same broad industry group. A list of such merged industries is given in Annexure
–VI.
1.9.3 All the estimates, especially for quantity and value figures for any particular item
consumed and produced, are subject to Statistical Error as these are estimated on the basis of a
selected sample. The consumptions and productions are not estimated separately for those items
for which the number of observations is insufficient. They have been reported under 'others' as the
estimates for those items may not be proper.
1.9.4 As per tabulation policy it has been decided to publish the detailed information
corresponding to industry codes 01 to 33, 38 and 58 following NIC2008. For all other industry
codes the units have been clubbed and shown under a common industry 'Other' in different tables.
1.9.5 Another important point may also be noted that the rates and ratios of some
parameters presented in this report at the disaggregate level, particularly for the smaller states and
UTs cross classified by 2/3/4digit level of activity classification, are subject to the limitation of
small sample and thus, the user may cautiously interpret the changes of these parameters over
time.
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Section 2
Main Findings
2.1 Introduction
2.1.1 The fieldwork for Annual Survey of Industries (ASI): 200910 was carried out during 201011. The
survey covered entire country. Three broad sectors of economic activity viz. Manufacturing; Electricity,
Gas & Water Supply; and Other Activities including cotton ginning, cleaning & bailing, extract of salt and
some repair services were under the coverage. This volume contains main findings of ASI 200910 and
certain key tables based on the survey.
2.2 Sample Size
2.2.1 From the frame of 208,416 factories considering all the States/UTs under the coverage, 61,080
factories were selected for the survey. However, 58,150 factories were ultimately surveyed. State/UT
wise details of number of factories in the frame, number of factories selected and number of factories
surveyed are given in Statement 0.
2.3 Main Findings
2.3.1.1 Statement 2.1a gives estimates of aggregates for some key characteristics by State/UT for all
economic activities taken together while Statement 2.1b presents the same for the manufacturing
sector only, which had a share of about 93.9% in total number of estimated factories found to be
operating in the country and a share of about 95.4% in the aggregate Net Value Added (NVA) by such
factories. Considering all economic activities, estimated total number of factories in operation as per ASI
200910 was 158,877 which engaged about 117.92 lakh persons. Total value of output was worth Rs.
37.33 lakh crores and total Gross Value Added (GVA) was worth Rs. 6.97 lakh crores. So far as
manufacturing sector is concerned, an estimated number of 149,130 factories were under operation in
this sector. The sector engaged nearly 114.09 lakh persons and it had contributed worth Rs. 35.66 lakh
crores of output to the Indian economy and Rs. 6.60 lakh crores as GVA.
2.3.2 In each of the above two statements, States/UTs have been arranged in descending order of
their percentage share in aggregate GVA. Chart 1 shows graphically the relative position of various
States/UTs as per total persons engaged in the factories. The top five States were Tamil Nadu,
Maharashtra, Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka respectively engaging about 18.9 lakh, 15.1 lakh,
11.6 lakh, 11.3 lakh and 8.9 lakh persons. These five States together had engaged more than half (55.8%)
of total manpower engaged by the factory sector of the country. The same five States were also the
major ones in terms of their percentage shares in aggregate GVA (see Statement 2.1a) – although their
relative positions were different. Maharashtra topped in terms of its percentage share (19.4%) in
aggregate GVA, which was followed by Gujarat (15.5%), Tamil Nadu (10.3%), Andhra Pradesh (7.1%), and
Karnataka (6.2%).
2.4 Aggregates for Key Characteristics by NIC 2Digit
2.4.1 Out of 28 industries in terms of National Industrial Classification (NIC) 2digit codes under the
coverage of the survey, major employment providing industries were Food Products (12%), Textiles
(12%), Basic Metals (8%), Wearing Apparel (7%), Other NonMetallic Mineral Products (7%), Motor
Vehicles, Trailers & SemiTrailers (5%), Chemicals & Chemical Products (5%), Machinery & Equipment
Not Elsewhere Classified (5%), Fabricated Metal Products Except Machinery & Equipment (5%), Rubber
& Plastic Products (4%), Electrical Equipment (4%), and Tobacco Products (3%) where figures within
brackets denote percentage share of the manufacturing industry in total number of persons engaged by
the factory sector (see Statement 2.2 & Chart 2).
2.4.2 Top six industries in terms of their percentage share in aggregate GVA were Basic Metals, Coke
and Refined Petroleum Products, Chemicals and Chemical Products, Other NonMetallic Mineral
Products, Machinery and Equipment Not Elsewhere Classified, and Food Products. They respectively had
share of about 13.0%, 10.1%, 9.2%, 6.6%, 6.4% and 6.2% in aggregate GVA (Statement 2.2). Chart 3

2.5 Structural Ratios by State/UT and NIC 2Digit
2.5.1 Statement 2.3a gives some structural ratios by State/UT for all activities/sectors taken together
while Statement 2.3b gives the same in respect of manufacturing sector only. For all activities
together, average values of gross output per factory, NVA per factory, number of employees per factory
and wages per worker were Rs. 2,350 lakh, Rs. 373 lakh, 74 and Rs. 75,281 respectively. Similar values in
respect of manufacturing sector were little higher and the same being Rs. 2,391 lakh, Rs. 379 lakh, 77
and Rs. 75,634 respectively. Structural ratios by NIC 2digit are given in Statement 2.4. For each of the
above four structural ratios, minimum value and maximum value along with the names of corresponding

Statement A: Selected structural ratios: Their minimum, maximum and average values
Classification by State/UT Classification by Industry
1. Gross Output per Factory (Rs. Lakh)
Minimum Value 179 (Manipur) Minimum Value 315 (wood and products of
wood and cork, except
furniture; articles of straw &
petroleum products)
Average Value 2,350 Average Value 2,350
2. NVA per Factory (Rs. Lakh)
Minimum Value 17 (Manipur) Minimum Value 38 (Wood, products of wood
& cork except furniture;
petroleum products)
Average Value 373 Average Value 373
3. Number of Employees per Factory
Minimum Value 31 (A & N Islands) Minimum Value 22 (Wood, products of
wood, etc.)
and optical products)
4. Wages per Worker (Rs.)
Minimum Value 19,880 (Nagaland) Minimum Value 25,415 (Tobacco products)
Maximum Value 1,49,847 (Jharkhand) Maximum Value 1,86,635 (Coke & refined
petroleum products)
2.6 Selected Characteristics by Employment Range of the Factory
2.6.1 It would be of interest to study the relative contributions of various employment size classes of
the factories with regard to some selected characteristics. These have been presented in Statements
2.5a, 2.5b, 2.6a and 2.6b. The former two statements (say, first set) deal with all activities/sectors taken
together while the latter two (set two) deals with the factories belonging to the manufacturing sector
only. Under each set, the first statement presents the aggregate values of the characteristics for each
employment range, the second statement gives percentage share of a given employment range in total
value of the aggregate for each characteristic. For all activities taken together, from Statement 2.5b it
may be seen that more than onethirds (36.6%) of the factories had employed 14 or less persons
although their share in aggregate GVA was very nominal (1.9%). On the contrary, there were some
factories with employment of 5,000 and above (0.2% of total number of factories) with a substantial
share (13.9%) in aggregate GVA. Findings in respect of a few broad employment ranges of factories are
summarized in Statement B. Chart 4 depicts percentage distribution of factories by seven employment
ranges while Chart 5 shows distribution of total number of factories by more detailed (eleven in
number) employment ranges.
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Statement B: Percentage shares of a few broad employment ranges of factories in overall
aggregate for three selected characteristics
Employment
Range
Number of
100 or more 16.0 72.1 84.0 16.4 73.1 84.7
All 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
1000 or more 1.6 26.7 37.9 1.7 27.5 39.4

2.7 State/UT wise distribution of factories by size of employment
2.7.1 Statement 2.7a presents distribution of statewise total number of factories by size classes of
employment for manufacturing sector. The corresponding percentage distribution is given in Statement
2.7b. Statements 2.8a and 2.8b are the corresponding statements for all activities/sectors taken
together. Considering the entire factory sector (see Statement 2.8b), as high as 59.3% of the factories
had engaged less than 30 persons while 1.6% of the factories had engaged at least 1000 workers.
2.7.2 At the national level, more than onethirds (36.6%) of the factories engaged 14 or less number
of persons. In this lowest size class of employment, Sikkim had the least proportion of factories (15.2%)
whereas Nagaland had the highest proportion (61.1%) of factories. In the highest size class of
employment with 5000 and more persons, the State of Chattisgarh had the highest percentage of
factories (3.0%). In terms of absolute number also, the State of Chattisgarh topped the list with 59
factories in the employment range of 5000 & above, followed by Karnataka (53 factories), Haryana (35
factories), Tamil Nadu (35 factories), Kerala (30 factories), and Jharkhand (25 factories).
2.8 Observed growths for the last five years
2.8.1 Observed annual growth rates of selected characteristics for the last five years i.e. 200506 to
200910 over the corresponding previous year for the entire factory sector are given in Statement 2.9a.
The corresponding growth rates for manufacturing sector are indicated in Statement 2.9b. As may be
seen from Statement 2.9a, during 200910, total number of factories grew by 2.3% with the resulting

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14.1% in aggregate GVA. Chart 6 below depicts the annual growth rates in total number of factories,

State/UT No. of factories
in frame selected surveyed
Bihar 2352 722 702
Sikkim 103 103 73
Nagaland 108 108 106
Manipur 98 98 97
Tripura 444 444 443
Meghalaya 103 102 102
Assam 2587 943 934
Jharkhand 2422 819 670
Odisha 2459 829 779
Chattisgarh 2375 832 828
Gujarat 20919 5403 5326
D & N Haveli 1503 522 509
Maharashtra 27430 7663 7232
Karnataka 10855 3491 3390
Goa 607 357 352
Kerala 6870 2248 2027
Tamilnadu 36273 10543 9144
Puducherry 875 434 430
All India 208416 61080 58150

Fixed Capital
per Factory
Gross Output
per Factory
Worker
(Rs. Lakh) (Rs. Lakh) (Rs. Lakh) Number Number Rupees Rupees Rupees
1 Jammu & Kashmir 457 2112 420 71 85 496128 81825 57579
2 Himachal Pradesh 1729 3241 890 64 83 1069092 125383 65255
3 Punjab 254 1145 144 44 55 259344 86011 59388
4 Chandigarh (U.T.) 209 1519 183 24 38 486542 162137 92864
5 Uttarakhand 1393 3384 756 81 102 742007 121199 78353
6 Haryana 867 3817 603 100 126 478392 149174 90347
7 Delhi 134 1134 131 29 42 310172 138441 69820
8 Rajasthan 572 1594 298 45 58 516596 109476 65995
9 Uttar Pradesh 624 2049 281 54 69 406198 115102 68048
10 Bihar 232 1473 121 38 45 267987 61728 43362
11 Sikkim 1974 6783 3688 106 141 2616302 289173 58900
13 Nagaland 268 321 151 30 33 452796 23036 19880
14 Manipur 40 179 17 35 41 42726 38758 35356
16 Tripura 163 250 55 63 70 78941 28312 22267
17 Meghalaya 1495 2235 493 50 62 793163 106371 72652
18 Assam 436 1632 225 56 66 340354 77053 49332
19 West Bengal 875 2303 283 68 84 337759 104028 71626
20 Jharkhand 1703 3304 743 52 70 1067748 221911 149847
21 Odisha 4519 3200 721 91 111 650467 139625 91921
22 Chattisgarh 1707 3430 672 59 78 859490 151745 82983
23 Madhya Pradesh 863 2468 436 59 79 548675 131617 82730
24 Gujarat 1543 4126 578 57 74 776613 134477 76316
25 Daman & Diu 431 2213 393 59 75 523272 101349 58189
26 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 1561 5854 600 82 104 580001 118397 64911
27 Maharashtra 1014 3207 606 55 78 778514 185596 103406
28 Andhra Pradesh 760 1367 229 55 66 346638 95106 61007
29 Karnataka 1128 2731 430 68 104 413891 118521 83219
30 Goa 1262 5661 1085 75 99 1091046 209480 126788
32 Kerala 212 2632 122 53 62 196774 83096 54994
33 Tamil Nadu 496 1403 221 58 71 312902 110990 68422
34 Puducherry 439 2440 573 60 76 750784 133636 73191
35 Andaman & N. Island 598 1744 66 25 31 217085 93216 65831
All India 851 2350 373 58 74 502130 124666 75281
State Name
Factory Sector
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Statement 2.3b: Some structural ratios only for Manufacturing Sector by State/UT
Fixed Capital
per Factory
Gross Output
per Factory
Lakh) Number Number Rupees Rupees Rupees
1 Jammu & Kashmir 463 2072 424 71 85 500554 81731 57704
2 Himachal Pradesh 1051 3156 799 65 84 955312 122107 64199
3 Punjab 257 1118 145 45 56 260547 86043 59546
4 Chandigarh (U.T.) 198 1044 184 25 38 485998 167078 94721
5 Uttarakhand 1356 3416 759 82 103 734231 121326 78396
6 Haryana 882 3833 613 102 128 479085 149190 90461
7 Delhi 131 1053 129 29 42 309193 138642 69762
8 Rajasthan 518 1598 301 46 58 518446 109638 66380
9 Uttar Pradesh 642 2197 305 58 74 412268 115995 68290
10 Bihar 245 1479 127 40 47 272239 62330 43690
11 Sikkim 2153 7426 4038 115 153 2636946 291059 58978
13 Nagaland 284 338 160 31 35 456873 22776 19781
14 Manipur 42 186 18 35 42 43239 38039 35016
16 Tripura 169 216 54 66 72 75605 27868 22143
17 Meghalaya 1557 2327 513 52 64 798008 106851 72922
18 Assam 446 1605 230 57 67 340064 77242 49401
19 West Bengal 888 2374 286 72 87 327170 103068 71066
20 Jharkhand 1581 3349 689 54 72 952580 225715 151792
21 Odisha 4684 3280 746 94 114 654077 140140 92221
22 Chattisgarh 1717 3404 684 59 78 877223 153589 83456
23 Madhya Pradesh 823 2614 454 63 85 536155 136823 85841
24 Gujarat 1577 4167 599 59 77 782734 135357 77298
25 Daman & Diu 432 2216 394 59 75 523402 101359 58188
26 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 1561 5854 600 82 104 580001 118397 64911
27 Maharashtra 1002 3297 633 56 80 791693 188917 105142
28 Andhra Pradesh 539 1343 217 57 68 317602 96549 61613
29 Karnataka 1098 2821 424 72 110 386650 117564 82936
30 Goa 1257 5788 1110 76 101 1102693 211916 128081
32 Kerala 217 2722 124 55 63 195840 82469 54616
33 Tamil Nadu 499 1432 221 60 73 304236 109249 68127
34 Puducherry 444 2447 574 60 76 750141 133558 73084
35 Andaman & N. Island 47 136 20 18 23 87665 86344 66854
All India 822 2391 379 60 77 495423 125096 75634
State Name
Factory Sector
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Fixed Capital
per Factory
Gross Output
per Factory
Worker
(Rs. Lakh) (Rs. Lakh) (Rs. Lakh) Number Number Rupees Rupees Rupees
01 CROP AND ANIMAL PRODUCTION, HUNTING AND
RELATED SERVICE ACTIVITIES
90 992 98 26 33 294024 38932 29883
08 OTHER MINING AND QUARRYING 642 662 138 61 70 195771 46635 36823
10 FOOD PRODUCTS 321 1579 140 44 56 248396 78786 51634
11 BEVERAGES 1172 2552 549 79 100 547777 121372 74048
12 TOBACCO PRODUCTS 102 710 229 128 135 169884 33063 25415
13 TEXTILES 730 1482 197 88 104 190157 82229 60220
14 WEARING APPAREL 244 1037 195 121 141 138287 77137 54547
15 LEATHER AND RELATED PRODUCTS 229 1083 163 77 90 180580 84022 57921
16 WOOD AND OF PRODUCTS OF WOOD AND CORK, EXCEPT
FURNITURE; ARTICLES OF STRAW AND PLAITING
MATERIAL
87 315 38 17 22 167692 69224 47794
17 PAPER AND PAPER PRODUCTS 712 963 118 39 50 236943 111321 75637
18 PRINTING AND REPRODUCTION OF RECORDED MEDIA 302 671 162 29 42 383621 141643 80659
19 COKE AND REFINED PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 12405 46195 5305 82 105 5059978 302791 186635
20 CHEMICALS AND CHEMICAL PRODUCTS 1370 3316 634 52 70 906351 173837 92048
21 BASIC PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS AND
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS
1464 3210 983 74 119 824289 194344 88657
22 RUBBER AND PLASTICS PRODUCTS 488 1509 254 45 57 444329 129812 79438
23 OTHER NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 486 731 227 37 46 496686 89970 54162
24 BASIC METALS 3162 5695 852 78 100 849679 166370 103892
25 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS, EXCEPT MACHINERY
AND EQUIPMENT
267 1002 211 40 52 409083 127778 78378
26 COMPUTER, ELECTRONIC AND OPTICAL PRODUCTS 1355 5373 966 107 219 440319 148486 121886
27 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT 578 2780 520 60 81 642355 167204 97670
28 MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT N.E.C. 435 1885 446 43 62 714980 223343 117771
29 MOTOR VEHICLES, TRAILERS AND SEMITRAILERS 1929 5619 813 115 148 549275 178905 109575
30 OTHER TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT 1114 4490 968 99 123 785995 170296 108999
31 FURNITURE 185 861 149 36 47 314777 166063 84713
32 OTHER MANUFACTURING 313 8078 368 79 100 366991 113166 78957
33 REPAIR AND INSTALLATION OF MACHINERY AND
EQUIPMENT
38 WASTE COLLECTION, TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL
ACTIVITIES; MATERIALS RECOVERY
251 1406 57 41 50 114621 81738 61014
58 PUBLISHING ACTIVITIES 1056 1474 393 42 94 418860 238249 113568
OTHER INDUSTRIES 1793 2014 350 27 41 847225 137274 77385
ALL INDUSTRIES 851 2350 373 58 74 502130 124666 75281
NIC
08
Description
Factory Sector
S2 15
Factories Fixed Capital Working Capital Invested Capital Workers Total Persons
Engaged
Total 158877 135218367 38774453 193305395 9157802 11792055 125414478
Employment
Range
Total
Emoluments
Added (GVA)
Total 14700696 303585334 373303593 10506872 69718259 1200490 7331793
Statement 2.5a: Distribution of factories and certain selected characteristics by size of employment
(all sectors taken together) (values in Rs. Lakh, others in number)
Annual Survey of Industries, 20092010
Factory Sector
S2 16
Engaged
Total 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
Employment
Range
Total
Emoluments
Added (GVA)
Total 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
Statement 2.5b: Percentage Distribution of factories and certain selected characteristics by size of employment
(all sectors taken together)
Factory Sector
S2 17
Engaged
Total 149130 122576650 37534022 179202198 8895993 11408713 118399426
Employment
Range
Total
Emoluments
Added (GVA)
Total 14271822 290570993 356644323 9551986 66073330 1032070 6871804
Statement 2.6a: Distribution of factories and certain selected characteristics by size of employment
(for manufacturing sector only) (values in Rs. Lakh, others in number)
Factory Sector
S2 18
Engaged
Total 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
Employment
Range
Total
Emoluments
Added (GVA)
Total 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
Statement 2.6b: Percentage Distribution of factories and certain selected characteristics by size of employment
(for manufacturing sector only)
Factory Sector
S2 19
Statement 2.7a: Distribution of factories by size of employment for manufacturing sector only for each state/UT
State No. of
Engaged
0 14 15 19 20 29 30 49 50 99 100 199 200 499 500 999 1000
1999
2000
4999
5000 &
Above
Total
Jammu & Kashmir 43562 52154 199 56 85 90 73 50 45 17 0 0 1 615
Himachal Pradesh 97298 125306 301 201 180 229 292 137 105 43 9 2 0 1499
Punjab 445226 554660 3317 1137 1752 1587 1188 477 271 134 68 28 0 9958
Chandigarh (U.T.) 6175 9249 139 19 30 26 8 11 6 3 1 0 0 244
Uttarakhand 187687 236525 496 306 283 346 283 293 186 65 23 5 1 2287
Haryana 460775 579624 1382 431 453 644 532 346 434 149 69 55 35 4530
Delhi 77693 110633 1111 218 317 362 305 163 117 44 16 0 0 2653
Rajasthan 299512 380184 2454 804 835 881 831 373 227 80 45 15 8 6554
Uttar Pradesh 574423 736805 3569 981 1285 1288 1182 833 558 199 51 24 3 9974
Bihar 71296 83376 798 144 162 115 353 164 30 17 1 1 0 1786
Sikkim 4812 6431 5 5 5 6 6 7 3 4 1 0 0 42
Nagaland 2649 2968 50 10 5 6 11 2 0 0 1 0 0 85
Manipur 2873 3365 37 4 8 12 10 9 0 1 0 0 0 81
Tripura 25529 27928 109 10 15 19 104 128 3 0 1 0 0 389
Meghalaya 4945 6174 30 6 15 14 14 12 3 2 0 0 0 96
Assam 123623 145388 670 169 227 208 444 313 108 9 5 2 0 2154
West Bengal 454000 554217 2176 757 841 820 719 465 320 111 79 55 4 6347
Jharkhand 101292 136798 842 199 168 236 255 84 40 22 16 2 25 1890
Odisha 186378 225315 720 209 294 235 192 156 82 32 21 17 16 1975
Chattisgarh 112055 148898 617 268 310 231 195 82 76 39 14 18 59 1909
Madhya Pradesh 192521 256557 1133 318 350 335 297 195 239 108 39 13 5 3033
Gujarat 861308 1118435 5732 1691 1678 1525 1654 1171 687 272 145 53 7 14614
Daman
&
Diu 85628 108703 391 187 166 197 234 148 82 25 11 1 3 1445
Dadra
Nagar
Haveli 90722 114188 219 99 103 180 200 136 131 15 12 1 8 1103
Maharashtra 1021202 1453556 6014 1893 2364 2373 2221 1482 1136 477 143 71 16 18189
Andhra
Pradesh 897511 1074016 8536 1375 1491 1411 1289 729 490 207 115 53 23 15720
Karnataka 566544 858364 2434 854 1030 1099 893 581 481 246 115 51 53 7836
Goa 37891 50427 112 41 43 57 99 70 59 9 7 3 0 501
Kerala 307962 353738 2342 625 527 568 566 332 267 112 146 89 30 5604
Tamil Nadu 1512875 1844035 8389 2325 3157 3215 3497 2250 1446 575 294 166 35 25349
Puducherry 39850 50468 181 77 53 116 90 68 57 15 2 3 0 660
Andaman & N. Island 178 227 6 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 10
All India 8895993 11408713 54512 15419 18232 18430 18038 11269 7688 3032 1449 728 332 149130
Factory Sector
S2 20

Statement 2.8a: Distribution of factories by size of employment (all the sectors taken together) for each state/UT
State No. of
Engaged
0 14 15 19 20 29 30 49 50 99 100 199 200 499 500 999 1000
1999
2000
4999
5000 &
Above
Total
Jammu & Kashmir 44242 53023 202 58 86 93 73 50 47 17 0 0 1 626
Himachal Pradesh 99513 128665 305 210 188 240 302 138 106 43 10 2 0 1545
Punjab 454334 568211 3410 1155 1782 1653 1254 503 277 134 68 28 0 10262
Chandigarh (U.T.) 6951 10678 149 19 38 32 26 11 6 3 1 0 0 284
Uttarakhand 188895 238795 512 311 300 347 298 294 187 65 23 5 1 2344
Haryana 463570 584762 1416 441 465 664 550 362 434 149 69 55 35 4640
Delhi 84408 121161 1166 248 340 394 356 177 136 44 16 0 0 2878
Rajasthan 308132 392526 2534 827 859 918 887 408 228 81 45 15 8 6811
Uttar Pradesh 590788 762599 4062 1134 1427 1432 1273 850 560 199 51 24 3 11015
Bihar 73443 86620 858 175 184 121 357 173 31 17 1 1 0 1918
Sikkim 4854 6484 7 7 5 6 6 7 3 4 1 0 0 46
Nagaland 2676 3004 55 10 5 6 11 2 0 0 1 0 0 90
Manipur 2950 3478 37 5 10 13 10 9 0 1 0 0 0 85
Tripura 25756 28401 119 12 16 20 107 129 3 0 1 0 0 407
Meghalaya 4984 6216 33 7 15 14 14 12 3 2 0 0 0 100
Assam 125759 148731 707 178 241 215 462 321 108 9 5 2 0 2247
West Bengal 466191 571994 2334 844 910 880 788 486 325 113 79 55 4 6818
Jharkhand 104951 141447 926 208 200 244 264 84 41 22 16 3 25 2032
Odisha 187756 227525 763 209 301 245 201 163 82 32 21 17 16 2052
Chattisgarh 116294 154518 625 279 319 234 214 90 85 39 14 18 59 1976
Madhya
Pradesh 209317 279902 1330 380 411 396 366 222 244 111 41 16 5 3523
Gujarat 890600 1159239 6073 1779 1842 1682 1785 1215 718 278 145 53 7 15576
Daman
&
Diu 85650 108736 393 187 166 197 234 148 82 25 11 1 3 1447
Dadra
Nagar
Haveli 90722 114188 219 99 103 180 200 136 131 15 12 1 8 1103
Maharashtra 1062524 1514069 6303 2011 2543 2640 2493 1588 1165 483 144 72 16 19457
Andhra Pradesh 941565 1131149 9088 1490 1710 1645 1435 859 522 212 115 53 23 17153
Karnataka 584140 886706 2656 955 1148 1190 1011 610 499 253 115 51 53 8541
Goa 38891 51697 112 42 46 62 107 72 59 9 7 3 0 520
Kerala 315423 365767 2446 659 538 623 633 352 279 112 146 89 30 5907
Tamil Nadu 1541815 1890149 9122 2470 3297 3385 3622 2332 1481 584 294 166 35 26790
Puducherry 40389 51219 183 79 53 121 91 68 58 15 2 3 0 671
Andaman & N. Island 319 398 6 1 3 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 13
All India 9157802 11792055 58150 16491 19550 19893 19433 11873 7899 3070 1453 733 332 158877
Factory Sector
S2 22

Statement 2.9a: Value of key parameters for 200910 and observed growth for the last five years (all the sectors taken together)
Factories Number 158877 2.79 3.25 1.16 6.10 2.29
Fixed Capital Rs Lakhs 135218367 18.30 17.83 18.18 24.95 28.05
Invested Capital Rs Lakhs 193305395 18.72 18.85 19.47 19.92 25.92
Workers Number 9157802 8.13 10.43 4.03 7.06 4.34
Total Persons Engaged Number 11792055 7.78 13.35 1.20 8.37 4.10
Wages to Worker Rs Lakhs 6894071 11.98 17.60 15.21 17.13 15.34
Total Emoluments Rs Lakhs 14700696 14.91 19.92 18.81 22.76 13.57
Input Rs Lakhs 303585334 13.26 26.22 14.09 19.73 14.07
Output Rs Lakhs 373303593 14.10 26.21 15.24 17.91 14.06
GVA Rs Lakhs 69718259 17.79 26.18 20.12 10.59 14.05
Income Rs Lakhs 50679104 22.54 27.40 21.43 6.32 12.79
Characteristics Unit 200910 200506 over
200405
Factory Sector
S2 24

Statement 2.9b: Value of key parameters for 200910 and observed growth for the last five years for manufacturing sector only
Factories Number 149130 2.73 3.17 1.02 6.23 2.34
Fixed Capital Rs Lakhs 122576650 19.01 17.11 15.95 23.94 25.10
Invested Capital Rs Lakhs 179202198 19.06 18.21 18.05 19.07 23.79
Workers Number 8895993 8.17 10.32 4.25 6.97 4.51
Total Persons Engaged Number 11408713 7.71 13.22 1.33 8.29 4.22
Wages to Worker Rs Lakhs 6728410 11.77 17.28 15.51 16.68 15.39
Total Emoluments Rs Lakhs 14271822 14.63 19.32 19.25 22.24 13.28
Input Rs Lakhs 290570993 12.74 25.24 14.59 19.58 13.94
Output Rs Lakhs 356644323 13.68 25.32 15.57 17.66 13.60
GVA Rs Lakhs 66073330 17.80 25.68 19.63 10.00 12.13
Income Rs Lakhs 48617470 22.24 27.20 20.81 5.71 11.68
2007 08 over
200506 over
Factory Sector
S2 25

Table 1: Estimate of selected characteristics of factory sector by 4digit industry class (NIC2008) for allIndia
All India (Values in Rs. Lakh unless otherwise mentioned)
1410 1420 1430 1511 1512 1520 1610 1621 1622
1. Number of Factories (no.) 3760 14 2370 987 527 1307 1100 1518 151
2. Factories in Operation (no.) 3507 14 2218 923 494 1272 1062 1461 144
3. Fixed Capital 981837 6758 509136 158247 88079 399069 11459 224955 15531
4. Physical Working Capital 959959 5214 358620 159292 99784 371030 19485 193862 21021 1
5. Working Capital 852302 19271 174676 22361 50556 205154 13849 110709 16585
6. Invested Capital 1941795 11973 867755 317540 187863 770099 30944 418817 36551
7. Gross Value of Addition to Fixed Capital 164456 5521 106513 40413 16205 104926 1919 66300 3427
8. Rent Paid for Fixed Assets 69208 5 6057 1535 3202 13385 216 1741 2338
9. Outstanding Loan 709648 1134 341725 133691 49890 147811 12214 127952 12602
10. Interest Paid 101455 260 56594 10134 11269 38810 2863 20911 2471 1
11. Rent Received for Fixed Assets 8290 0 1543 575 216 13019 135 192 568
12. Interest Received 4036 0 4031 147 455 1742 205 959 100 1
13. Gross Value of Plant & Machinary 559132 4548 340454 59988 32673 316877 542 143861 15861
14. Value of Product and ByProduct 3634825 10224 1603693 610612 371205 1559381 83824 578316 61807
15. Total Output 4531846 11961 1826888 676880 455884 1922670 108712 665516 79364 6
16. Fuels Consumed 94229 113 53386 19849 5660 47619 1649 35634 2604 1
17. Materials Consumed 2251358 6324 1010240 498434 260960 1129276 74895 409430 45843
18. Total Inputs 3539362 7352 1475522 581903 365106 1577839 100268 549183 62053
19. Gross Value Added 992484 4609 351366 94977 90778 344831 8444 116333 17311
20. Depreciation 99684 117 52390 14018 8688 47227 885 19955 1681
21. Net Value Added 892799 4492 298977 80959 82090 297604 7560 96378 15630
22. Net Fixed Capital Formation 30893 5511 18988 23561 7364 40825 365 31711 1286
23. Gross Fixed Capital Formation 130577 5627 71378 37579 16053 88052 1250 51667 2968
24. Addition in stock of 107597 1222 74230 2419 7847 33624 2288 38688 3369
(a) Materials,Fuels etc. 50324 976 35599 51 3729 19537 1745 29358 2551
(b) Semi Finished Goods 21146 5 21522 537 1526 8078 8 692 253
(c) Finished Goods 36127 241 17109 1933 2592 6009 551 10022 565
25. Gross Capital Formation 238174 6850 145607 39998 23899 121675 3537 90354 6336
26. Income 722137 4228 236325 69289 67618 245409 4481 73726 10821
27. Profit 151468 3607 64921 35041 23926 74474 550 41121 4065
4digit industry class: NIC 2008 Characteristics
Factory Sector
T1 4

2813 2814 2815 2816 2817 2818 2819 2821 2822
1. Number of Factories (no.) 842 622 120 379 54 62 1499 797 801 1
3. Fixed Capital 256961 571618 123251 165364 6803 4785 410367 442150 293336
5. Working Capital 251033 223358 40194 130313 2522 2307 230926 241341 44125
10. Interest Paid 22599 44265 4822 13862 387 419 30872 20719 15520
14. Value of Product and ByProduct 1203381 946821 250180 853715 17187 15608 1603097 2287189 378026 1
15. Total Output 1365137 1194242 275694 975399 23029 16877 1823353 2452751 448872
16. Fuels Consumed 23391 39123 5535 8527 324 580 24446 32962 12541 2
18. Total Inputs 989077 844677 215495 778534 18237 11956 1428391 1937090 349634 8
20. Depreciation 31014 59656 7100 15760 488 447 40840 57523 23143 2
21. Net Value Added 345046 289909 53098 181105 4305 4473 354122 458138 76096
23. Gross Fixed Capital Formation 47486 89358 20188 34106 460 639 79901 107644 56079 2
(c) Finished Goods 721 15201 1903 6966 357 132 4617 10990 4644
26. Income 316166 241407 46705 163098 3752 3835 311416 431320 59057
27. Profit 189659 130251 28143 95901 1664 1993 144932 291164 45682
Factory Sector
T1 11

3030 3040 3091 3092 3099 3100 3211 3212 3220
3. Fixed Capital 38977 2632 925905 70266 7347 197648 267011 7280 4558
4. Physical Working Capital 9531 1936 328067 79251 11101 172501 1279069 4487 2293
5. Working Capital 12704 1667 266726 131125 13894 118112 1228138 5363 8213
10. Interest Paid 1456 162 41484 9976 357 18060 122843 434 282
12. Interest Received 149 14 6920 1395 23 1325 10736 29 185
15. Total Output 31977 3633 5691697 699177 40703 922207 15358364 27001 14492
16. Fuels Consumed 1022 156 86332 19267 476 22118 16782 711 350
17. Materials Consumed 12224 1725 3992538 550172 29623 503266 14045277 15209 8463 4
18. Total Inputs 18778 2569 4475476 615925 34335 742332 14851974 20237 10973
20. Depreciation 2025 229 104510 8017 584 20708 26116 1060 465
21. Net Value Added 11174 835 1111711 75234 5785 159167 480274 5704 3054
(c) Finished Goods 527 5 5066 294 229 10619 12853 162 280
26. Income 9369 624 1057055 64155 5344 133920 350450 5076 2618
27. Profit 2759 554 803160 27890 3071 41021 193205 2225 629
Factory Sector
T1 13

3240 3250 3290 3311 3312 3313 3314 3315 3319
3. Fixed Capital 17044 121337 204481 53996 24964 272 4134 98664 5043
5. Working Capital 25950 116527 118193 25624 15309 1710 21840 45202 1914
7. Gross Value of Addition to Fixed Capital 5017 35047 42614 10353 7269 82 321 12768 1195 1
10. Interest Paid 3050 6317 13244 4620 1148 21 334 3337 1645
13. Gross Value of Plant & Machinary 7177 123670 163749 57944 18443 82 293 11084 4589 3
15. Total Output 35954 359566 560650 182354 126468 3743 21180 402912 18784
16. Fuels Consumed 686 10287 15512 4604 1717 41 208 2766 431
18. Total Inputs 23980 232514 420211 140903 76881 2657 17449 353174 15220
20. Depreciation 1635 13290 20542 3772 3277 43 380 8738 530
21. Net Value Added 10339 113763 119897 37679 46310 1043 3351 41000 3035
(c) Finished Goods 135 1341 3253 2607 332 6 19 243 70
26. Income 7133 102118 104166 32305 41232 980 2994 34687 1365
27. Profit 3879 61659 55795 22726 12924 486 979 10817 796
Factory Sector
T1 14

3811 3812 3821 3822 3830 5811 5813 5819 Other
3. Fixed Capital 4121 15667 13623 11988 17789 52 278229 1762 12326810
5. Working Capital 5954 3176 1512 4765 20736 5 99909 956 942150
10. Interest Paid 170 397 1233 3602 1119 5 11235 157 415981
15. Total Output 10020 8710 5930 229889 71308 232 340067 4022 13842856
16. Fuels Consumed 538 932 491 1496 1068 8 7656 80 508777
18. Total Inputs 6612 5444 2915 224078 52228 157 228355 2600 10512282
20. Depreciation 972 933 1865 1374 2436 5 18784 328 926253
21. Net Value Added 2436 2334 1150 4437 16643 70 92928 1093 2404325
(c) Finished Goods 0 10 0 2648 5133 0 47 44 2131
26. Income 2218 1846 224 180 15178 56 78833 917 1823948
27. Profit 1643 20 1116 4560 9490 11 12948 492 1381219
Factory Sector
T1 15

Table 2: Estimate of selected characteristics of factory sector by 3digit industry group (NIC2008) for each State/UT
A & N. Island (Values in Rs. Lakh unless otherwise mentioned)
All 104 161 Other
3. Fixed Capital 7780 401 23 7356
4. Physical Working Capital 965 228 63 674
5. Working Capital 1912 143 70 1697
6. Invested Capital 8745 629 86 8030
7. Gross Value of Addition to Fixed Capital 24 2 1 21
8. Rent Paid for Fixed Assets 8 2 1 5
9. Outstanding Loan 5474 1182 24 4268
10. Interest Paid 802 150 1 650
11. Rent Received for Fixed Assets 1 0 1 0
12. Interest Received 285 0 0 285
13. Gross Value of Plant & Machinary 6898 671 0 6226
14. Value of Product and ByProduct 12788 637 228 11921
15. Total Output 22669 637 594 21436
16. Fuels Consumed 60 25 3 32
17. Materials Consumed 11068 734 154 10180
18. Total Inputs 20994 852 561 19580
19. Gross Value Added 1675 215 33 1856
20. Depreciation 811 62 1 747
21. Net Value Added 864 277 31 1109
22. Net Fixed Capital Formation 984 66 1 917
23. Gross Fixed Capital Formation 173 3 1 170
24. Addition in stock of 101 54 0 48
(a) Materials,Fuels etc. 67 20 0 48
(b) Semi Finished Goods 0 0 0 0
(c) Finished Goods 34 34 0 0
25. Gross Capital Formation 274 57 1 217
26. Income 54 429 30 453
27. Profit 364 609 17 229
Characteristics 3digit industry group: NIC 2008
Factory Sector
T2 1

Table 2: Estimate of selected characteristics of factory sector by 3digit industry group (NIC2008) for each State/UT
Andhra Pradesh (Values in Rs. Lakh unless otherwise mentioned)
All 016 089 101 102 103 104 105 106 107
1. Number of Factories (no.) 17153 703 14 10 48 120 411 210 4528 700
2. Factories in Operation (no.) 16070 660 14 8 39 103 358 204 4202 635
3. Fixed Capital 13028052 32859 2 12196 19538 59181 134762 37705 215590 223799
5. Working Capital 2834521 32001 1 8716 13255 18674 81320 16991 217796 44760
6. Invested Capital 17414928 83887 2 26701 43488 101568 297586 80872 686080 372079
7. Gross Value of Addition to Fixed Capital 3669752 9386 0 1639 3802 14913 38170 9807 58418 20862
8. Rent Paid for Fixed Assets 127258 519 1 4 369 954 799 327 8315 1601
9. Outstanding Loan 4327676 46638 0 2538 13289 37623 129940 12749 207863 171724
10. Interest Paid 555446 4557 0 123 2885 5568 15093 1423 47840 21200
11. Rent Received for Fixed Assets 15827 133 0 0 61 72 3150 96 518 470
13. Gross Value of Plant & Machinary 8599087 7012 0 16457 13950 39797 117001 38260 73492 249920
14. Value of Product and ByProduct 20542669 327020 518 60700 100498 96259 839982 477402 1762717 399050
15. Total Output 23446174 422157 518 61455 116703 131517 1246764 490539 1952089 472420
16. Fuels Consumed 1236669 3937 1 1619 3750 4568 27640 10101 36863 29697
17. Materials Consumed 14388102 312251 9 38969 91259 73144 787258 408694 1506758 308389
18. Total Inputs 18469501 401779 15 43695 104582 103983 1199682 441810 1748286 388858
19. Gross Value Added 4976673 20378 503 17760 12121 27534 47082 48729 203803 83562
20. Depreciation 1055686 2905 0 1522 2079 6520 10406 3469 21275 16818
21. Net Value Added 3920987 17473 503 16238 10041 21014 36676 45261 182528 66744
22. Net Fixed Capital Formation 1591224 6273 0 1470 1629 6908 19941 6236 21182 2784
23. Gross Fixed Capital Formation 2646910 9178 0 51 3708 13428 30348 9705 42458 19602
24. Addition in stock of 314957 31810 0 2722 2501 11997 33685 18316 119446 24302
(a) Materials,Fuels etc. 35904 6087 0 1446 969 5262 16685 3987 69959 8881
(b) Semi Finished Goods 157895 2 0 0 396 55 353 1 7199 3432
(c) Finished Goods 121158 25721 0 1276 1136 6680 16647 14328 42288 18853
25. Gross Capital Formation 2961867 40989 0 2773 6210 25425 64033 28020 161904 4700
26. Income 3238283 12397 501 16111 6787 14493 20784 43512 126373 43943
27. Profit 1974825 4994 466 14622 2292 5966 6673 15792 76472 2962
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