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Investments in manufacturing, mining and quarrying and electricity supplyQ1 2013

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Further growth within electricity supply

Total investments continued to rise in 2012, mainly due to a strong increase in investments within electricity supply. However, estimates for 2013 show a moderate decline in total investments.

Investments. Collected in Q1. Per cent and NOK million1
Final investments collected in Q1 the following year
2012 / 2011 2011 2012
1Values at current prices
Manuf., mining and electric power 8.5 36 933 40 070
Manufacturing 3.3 18 849 19 463
Mining and quarrying 17.9 1 212 1 429
Electricity, gas and steam 13.7 16 873 19 178
Estimates collected in Q1 the same year
2013 / 2012 2012 2013
Manuf., mining and electric power -2.8 42 060 40 876
Manufacturing -6.7 18 717 17 464
Mining and quarrying 11.4 1 071 1 193
Electricity, gas and steam -0.2 22 272 22 218
Final investments 2002-2012. Manufacturing, mining and quarrying and electricity, gas and steam. Mill. current NOK
Final investments per quarter in manufacturing. Q1 2002-Q4 2012. 2005=100
Final investments per quarter in electricity, gas and steam. Q1 2002-Q4 2012. 2005=100
Final investments 2002-2012. Manufacturing, mining and quarrying and electricity, gas and steam. Mill. current NOKFinal investments per quarter in manufacturing. Q1 2002-Q4 2012. 2005=100Final investments per quarter in electricity, gas and steam. Q1 2002-Q4 2012. 2005=100

Total investments in 2012 covering manufacturing, mining and quarrying and electricity supply amounted to NOK 40.1 billion measured in current value; 8,5 per cent higher than the corresponding figure for 2011. A strong increase in investments within electricity supply was the main force behind this improvement. However, investments in manufacturing also seem to be growing. Estimates for 2013 show a moderate reduction in total investments. Weaker results for manufacturing explain this decline.

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