Annex No.1
THE STATISTICS OF SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED
ENTERPRISES
Table No. 1: The Number of Economically Active Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
Počet podniků
2002
Small and
Physical
SMEs in total The share of the
mediumpersons
number of SMEs in
sized juristic running their
the total number of
persons with own business
enterprises in the
0-249
Czech Republic
employees
%
Industry
24 906
129 328
154 234
99,39
Construction
6 660
69 107
75 767
99,91
Trade
51 175
187 143
238 318
99,95
Entertainment
3 453
38 919
42 372
99,96
Transport
7 102
34 783
41 885
99,75
Finance
1 085
22 894
23 979
99,05
Services
36 218
153 532
189 750
99,92
Agriculture
3 900
43 600
47 500
99,89
Total
134 499
679 306
813 805
99,79
Shares calculated by the MIT with the use of the CSO data
The number of economically active SMEs increased by 9 per cent in 2002 in comparison with
the previous year, the increase in number is especially in trade, services and transport.
Table No. 2: The Number of Employees in Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
2002
The number employees
(thousand)
of
Small and Physical persons
SMEs in total
medium-sized running their
juristic
own business
persons with
0-249
employees
Industry
528
116
Construction
128
50
Trade
275
143
Entertainment
37
76
Transport
52
29
Finance
12
2
Services
226
85
Agriculture
128
15
Total
1 386
516
Calculations by the MIT with the use of the CSO data
644
178
418
113
81
14
311
143
1 902
The share of
the number of
SMEs in the
total number of
employees in
the Czech
Republic
%
47,92
79,46
82,61
89,68
27,74
18,67
80,57
85,12
60,94
The share of employment in SMEs in employment in in the Czech republic in total increased
in 2002 by 1.21 percentual points in comparison with 2001, the increase is especially in trade
and transport.
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Table No. 3: Performance of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
Performance
2002
Industry
Construction
Trade
Entertainment
Transport
Finance
Services
Agriculture
Total
(CZK million)
Small and Physical persons
medium-sized running their
juristic
own business
persons with
0-249
employees
705 029
184 487
351 813
23 919
112 772
26 443
332 943
96 500
1 833 906
SMEs in total
129 690
55 272
95 121
48 007
66 709
3 800
98 750
26 500
523 849
834 719
239 759
446 934
71 926
179 481
30 243
431 693
123 000
2 357 755
The share of
performance in
SMEs in the
performance in
the Czech
Republic in
total
%
34,79
66,79
87,06
86,89
45,21
22,41
86,41
84,25
52,02
Calculations by MIT with the use of the CSO data
The share of performance in SMEs in performance in the Czech Republic in total increased by
0.6 percentual points in comparison with 2001.
Table No. 4: The value Added Created in the Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
2002
Industry
Contruction
Trade
Entertainment
Transport
Finance
Services
Agriculture
Total
The value added
Small and Physical persons
medium-sized running their
juristic
own business
persons with
0-249
employees
200 303
44 093
152 800
8 697
27 352
8 424
116 379
26 800
584 848
33 320
12 956
35 297
7 781
23 381
1 800
53 115
8 700
176 350
(CZK million)
SMEs in total The share of the
value added in
SMEs in the
value added in
the Czech
Republic in total
%
233 623
37,00
57 049
72,87
188 097
85,18
16 478
81,40
50 733
31,24
10 224
12,49
169 494
82,00
35 500
82,56
761 198
52,69
Calculations by the MIT with the use of the CSO data.
The share of the value added in SME in the value added in the Czech Republic in total
increased in 2002 by 1.4 percentual points in comparison with 2001.
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Table No. 5:The Labour Cost without Other Personnel Cost of Small and
Medium-sized Enterprises
2002
Labour cost Without OPC (CZK million)
Small and Physical persons SMEs in total
medium-sized running their
juristic
own business
persons with
0-249
employees
The share of
labour cost in
SMEs in the
labour cost in the
CR in total
%
Industry
Construction
Trade
Entertainment
Transport
Finance
Services
Agriculture
Total
86 643
21 655
58 317
4 484
9 195
4 918
48 989
17 650
251 851
12 671
7 095
13 368
4 768
3 661
247
9 306
1 532
52 648
99 314
28 750
71 685
9 252
12 856
5 165
58 295
19 182
304 499
41,82
73,01
83,00
81,31
22,54
22,85
81,61
83,76
55,50
Calculations by the MIT with the use of the CSO data.
The share of labour cost without OPC in SMEs in the CR in total increased in 2002 most in
trade (1,32 percentual points) and transport (1,49 percentual points).
Table No. 6: Investment (including Land) of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
2002
Investment (including land (CZK million)
pozemků)
Small and Physical persons SMEs in total
medium-sized running their
juristic
own business
persons with
0-249
employees
The share of
investment in
SMEs in
investment in the
CR in total
%
Industry
Construction
Trade
Entertainment
Transport
Finance
Services
Agriculture
Total
47 404
6 226
31 732
2 847
9 885
4 447
32 763
13 000
148 304
4 544
1 523
5 288
779
3 968
240
3 043
2 600
21 985
51 948
7 749
37 020
3 626
13 853
4 687
35 806
15 600
170 289
30,26
70,64
78,75
79,87
17,86
37,75
88,75
86,67
44,52
Calculations by the MIT with the use of the CSO data.
Investment increased in services and finance in 2002 in comparison with 2001.The share of
investment in SMEs in investment in the CR in total increased by 6.7 percentual points.
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Table No. 7: The Comparison of Performance and Value Added per One Employee in
SMEs with Performance and Value Added per One Employee in Large Enterprises in
2002.
2002
Industry
Construction
Trade
Entertainment
Transport
Finance
Services
Agriculture
Total
Performance per Performance per
one employee in
one employee in
SME
large enterprises
(CZK)
(CZK)
1 296 148
2 235 556
1 346 961
2 592 022
1 069 220
755 205
636 513
834 923
2 215 815
1 030 716
2 160 214
1 717 000
1 388 080
905 387
860 140
920 000
1 239 619
1 783 885
Value added per
one employee in
SMEs
(CZK)
362 769
320 500
449 993
145 823
626 333
730 286
544 997
248 252
400 209
Value added per
one employee in
large enterprises
(CZK)
568 267
461 826
360 398
289 692
529 204
1 174 197
495 920
300 000
559 880
Calculations the MIT with the use of the CSO data
The performance per one employee in SMEs is higher in services, finance, transport and trade
than the performance per one employee in large enterprises. The value added per one
employee in SMEs is higher in services, transport and trade than value added per one
employee in large enterprises. The opposite situation is, for instance, in industry and
construction.
Note: Tables č. 1 - 7 contain preliminary CSO data taken from preliminary estimations based on quarterly
documentation for 2002. The following SCEA categories are included in single sectors in the tables.
Sector
Industry
Construction
Trade
Entertainment
Transport
Finance
Services
Agriculture
SCEA
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
SCEA category
L
M
N
O
Mining
Manufacturing
Production and distribution of electricity, gas and water
Construction
Trade, repair of vehicles and consumer goods
Entertainment and accommodation
Transport, storage, post and telecommunications
Finance and insurance
Activities in the area of real estates, lease of real estates, services for
enterprises and research and development
Public administration, defense, social affairs
Education
Health care
Other public, social and personal services
A
B
Agriculture, gamekeeping and connected activities
Fishing, connected activities in the framework of fishing
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Table No. 8: External Trade according to the size of enterprises in the year 2002
The number of employees
of an enterprise
2002
Thee
amount of
exports
CZK
million
Physical persons
Juristic persons 0 – 49
The share
in exports
in total
%
40 396
Difference
of shares
2002 - 2001
Percentual
points
3,2
-1,4
160 637
12,9
Large enterprises 250 and more
799 809
-0,7
24,5
-0,1
19,9
-0,5
23,6
0,8
36,0
-2,8
52,1
-0,1
47,9
0,1
100,0
0,0
690 527
634 752
employees
Total
4,1
53 783
312 485
employees.
450 231
Difference
of shares
2002 - 2001
Percentual
points
-0,9
249 198
SMEs 0-249 employees.
The share
in imports
in total
%
324 259
employees
Juristic persons 50 – 249
The
amount of
imports
CZK
million
1 250 040
64,0
2,8
100,0
0,0
1 325 279
Data by CSO
The share of small and medium-sized enterprises decreased in 2002 in comparison with 2001
in exports by 2,8 percentual points and in imports by 0,1 percentual points.
Higher share of small and medium-sized enterprises in imports than in exports is connected
with orientation of trade organisations of this sector.
Table No. 9: The Share of SMEs in Chosen Macroeconomic Indicators
in %
Indicator
Year
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
Number of businesses
99,77
99,78
99,80
99,81
99,81
99,79
Number of employees
59,82
56,35
59,12
59,47
59,73
60,94
Performance
52,91
51,73
53,34
52,85
51,44
52,02
Value added
57,36
51,35
53,03
52,60
51,33
52,69
Labour cost /without OPC/
1)
1)
54,69
54,67
55,72
55,50
Investment
1)
1)
41,66
40,56
37,81
44,52
Exports
36,40
36,25
36,54
36,15
35,74
36,00
Imports
48,00
48,84
50,74
49,43
47,12
52,10
34,78
34,82
33,57
37,16
GDP
1)
1)
The GDP indicator is taken from the data of the CSO, the other shares are calculations of the MIT with the use of the CSO
data
1)
the indicator for SMEs was not established by the CSO
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The Graphic Demonstration of the Development of the Economic
Indicators of SMEs
The Development of Number of SMEs in the CR in 1997 - 2002
Number of juristic persons
Number of physical persons
Number of enterprises
900 000
813805
800 000
700 000
736034
657 130
679306
630684
568 855
746127
691736
600 000
500 000
760892
658416
634829
590942
400 000
300 000
200 000
88 275
100794
105350
102476
1997
1998
1999
2000
111298
134499
100 000
0
2001
2002
The Development of Number of Employees of SMEs in the CR
in 1997-2002
Number of employees (thousand)
1 950
1 902
1 900
1 890
1 850
1 848
1 834
1 800
1 771
1 750
1 721
1 700
1 650
1 600
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
6
2002
The Development of Performance and Value Added of SMEs
in the CR in 1997-2002
Performance
(CZK million)
Value Added (CZK million)
2 500 000
2 357 755
2 287 962
2 175 162
2 000 000
1 989 996
1 857 105
1 500 000
1 733 985
1 000 000
603 091
653 018
720 493
706 345
761 198
500 000
158 113
0
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
The Development of Personal and Investment Costs of SMEs
in the CR in 1997 - 2002
Personal Costs
/without OPC/
(CZK million)
Investment Costs
in total
(CZK million)
350 000
300 000
304 499
250 000
283 207
256 261
265 393
200 000
150 000
170 063
170 001
169 280
170 289
100 000
50 000
0
1999
2000
2001
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2002
The Development of External Trade of SMEs in the CR
in 1997 - 2002
Exports
(%)
Imports (%)
800000
700000
690527
653860
600000
616472
500000
400000
506032
454200
453403
417323
450231
416326
300000
339524
308352
200000
263006
100000
0
1997
1998
1999
2000
8
2001
2002