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Increased net profit for Mainland Norway
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2004-11-29T10:00:00.000Z
Establishments, enterprises and accounts
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Annual reports for non-financial limited companies, account statistics2003

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Increased net profit for Mainland Norway

The net profit for joint-stock companies in Mainland Norway increased compared to the previous year.

The net profit for joint- stock companies in Mainland Norway was NOK 88 billion. The figure for 2002 was NOK 29 billion, while the figures for the fiscal year 2000 was almost NOK 90 billion. Mainland Norway is defined as industries excluding extraction of crude oil and natural gas, services activities incidental to oil and gas extraction, pipeline transport and international shipping.

The net profit for all joint- stock companies, including the continental shelf, went up from NOK 62 billion in 2002 to NOK 124 billion in 2003. Same figures for the Fiscal year 2000 were NOK 122 billion.

About the statistical basis

The statistics cover 133 583 joint-stock companies, 24 418 more than the last publication. According to The Brønnøysund Registers, 143 388 companies are obliged to submit their annual accounts for the Fiscal year 2003.

Accounts statistics cover all filing-subject enterprises that have submitted annual accounts at the time Statistics Norway collects the data. The accounts statistics are compiled for non-financial joint-stock companies and do not cover companies that conduct financial activities and offer financial services (commercial banks, savings banks, mortgage companies, finance companies, and other financial enterprises). Accounts in which serious errors or shortcomings have been discovered in either the profit and loss or balance sheet items are not included in the statistics. Accounts for companies in the process of closing are excluded because these are accounts that have not been prepared under the going concern assumption and are thus not comparable.

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