Mineral extraction, bedr. >= 100 jobs.; financial and general terms.

The so-called production statistics (PS-en) are already in its current form. since the beginning of the 70's, they have been composing and giving an annual picture of the ins and outs of the business sector expressed in financial statements of exploitation and loss and profit. This data it is an important source of policy and practice in itself. The Netherlands, but they are also a source for (mandatory) deliveries to Eurostat, the European Statistical Office. Finally, they become intensively used in the compilation of overarching statistical overviews such as the National Accounts. This publication contains figures on the number of companies and employment, financial % figures on revenue and expenses industrial companies with 100 or more employees on the payroll. The data are derived from the Production Statistics of the mineral extraction. The number of companies published in this table is the number economically active companies as of 1 January of the reporting year. Only firms working for at least 15 hours a week are count it. Associations and foundations are only considered a company if they have employed staff. N.B.: The other variables (turnover, etc.) relate to all companies which, during the reporting year, are fully or partially economically were active. This includes companies with less than 15 hours. work is done per week. For these reasons, it is not possible to the number of companies published to relate to the other variables, for example, to calculate company averages. Data available from 2000 to 2003 Frequency: publication has been discontinued Changes compared to the previous version (Current version) Final data for the year 2003 have been added. Figures of previous periods have not been adjusted (see also paragraph 4). Release Policy).