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Higher manufacturing investments in 2014, lower in 2015
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2014-06-02T10:00:00.000Z
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The investment statistics monitor the development in investments within manufacturing, mining & quarrying and electricity supply. Estimates for 2014 show an increase of 7 per cent.

Investments in oil and gas, manufacturing, mining and electricity supply, Q2 2014

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Higher manufacturing investments in 2014, lower in 2015

Total investments in 2014 are expected to be higher than in 2013. However, the first estimates for 2015 indicate a downturn in total investments.

Investments. Collected in Q2. Per cent and NOK million1Published 2 June 2014
Estimates collected in Q2 the same year
2014 / 201320132014
1Values at current prices
Manuf., mining and electric power6.741 20843 969
Manufacturing5.619 00820 070
Mining and quarrying-7.61 5191 404
Electricity, gas and steam8.820 68122 495
Estimates collected in Q2 the previous year
2015 / 201420142015
Manuf., mining and electric power-3.439 45638 124
Manufacturing-14.815 00212 789
Mining and quarrying-50.11 276637
Electricity, gas and steam6.623 17824 698

Source: Statistics Norway

New estimates for 2014 show that total investments covering manufacturing, mining & quarrying and electricity supply are expected to amount to NOK 44 billion measured in current value; 7 per cent higher than the corresponding figure for 2013. A solid increase in investments within electricity supply, together with higher figures for manufacturing explains this development.

However, the first estimate for total investments in 2015 is 3 per cent lower than the corresponding figure for 2014 mainly due to prospects of a strong decline for manufacturing.