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Preface
In publishing Volume 49(2) of the Bulletin of Statistics, Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) continues to
present one of the country’s oldest journals that has been published since 1922.
Extract from the Report of the Census Subcommittee to the South African Statistics Council on Census
2001
Preliminary investigations indicate that the 2001 census probably resulted in:
• an underestimate of the number of children below age five;¹
• an overestimate of the number of teenagers aged between 10 and 20;
• an underestimate of the number of men relative to the number of women;¹
• an underestimate of the number in the white population;
• higher than expected numbers aged 80 and older, in the African population;
• an underestimate of the number of foreign-born, since some identified themselves
incorrectly as being South African-born;
• age misstatement in the range 60-74;
• an overestimate of the extent of unemployment;
• an underestimate of those who were employed for only few hours per week;
• an underestimate of household income; and
• an overestimate of the number of paternal orphans and the number of fathers missing from the
household.
In addition:
• Scanning problems caused some births to be recorded in the wrong province. The number of cases
is relatively small and should not lead to too much distortion for most purposes for which these data
are used; however, it does produce obviously erroneous results in when one tries to estimate the
extent of inter-provincial migration of those born since the previous census.
• The fertility data (numbers of children ever born, children surviving) are problematic.
For further details of these investigations see the full report of the Census Subcommittee.
Tables comparing Census data
For Census 2001 imputation was used to allocate values for unavailable, unknown, incorrect or inconsistent responses, to other categories. ‘Undetermined’ values were used for only a few variables in a few
cases (such as industry and occupation). For Census ‘96, all such values were grouped as ‘Other’ or
‘Unspecified’.
¹ This is a common feature of censuses, particularly in developing countries.
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For all values of 10 000 or less the sample size is too small for reliable estimates.
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Abbreviations and symbols used
Abbreviations used
01. Demography
03. Tourism
04. Labour
05. Prices
06. Agriculture
07. Mining
08. Manufacturing
09. Construction
10. Electricity
11. Internal trade
12. Transport
13. Financial statistics (Private enterprises)
14. National accounts
Contents
02. Vital statistics
1.1
Census population figures 1.1
1.1.1
Census population figures by population group and gender
1.1
1.2
Mid-year population estimates1.2
1.2.1
Mid-year population estimates by population group and gender
1.2
1.2.2
Provincial mid-year population estimates by age and gender, 2014
1.3
Chapter one
Demography
1
1.1
DEMOGRAPHY
1.1
Census population figures
The data for 1996, 2001 and 2011 are the official census figures for October of the census year. In the 1996 data ‘Unspecified’ and ‘Other’ population
groups are included in the totals. In 2001, however, these categories were imputed. Users of Census 1996 and Census 2001 data should refer to the
following paragraphs on page ii: ‘Comments by the Statistical Council Census Subcommittee’ and ‘Tables comparing census data’.
1.1.1 Census population figures by population group and gender
Year
1996
2001
2011
Numbers
Total population
Black African
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
1
2
3
4
5
6
40,583,573
19,520,887
21,062,685
31,127,631
14,916,712
16,210,919
44,819,778
21,434,040
23,385,737
35,416,166
16,887,830
18,528,336
51,490,106
25,017,970
26,472,136
41,000,938
19,912,717
21,088,220
Sources: Stats SA, Population censuses 1996, 2001 and 2011
Total population for 2011 excludes the ‘other’ category for population group.
1.1.1 Census population figures by population group and gender (concluded)
Year
1996
2001
2011
Total
7
3,600,446
3,994,505
4,615,401
Coloured
Male
8
1,744,920
1,920,426
2,228,108
Female
9
1,855,526
2,074,079
2,387,293
Numbers
Indian or Asian
Total
Male
Female
10
11
12
1,045,596
512,231
533,365
1,115,467
545,050
570,417
1,286,930
645,463
641,467
Total
13
4,434,697
4,293,640
4,586,838
White
Male
14
2,162,699
2,080,734
2,231,682
Female
15
2,271,998
2,212,905
2,355,156
Sources: Stats SA, Population censuses 1996, 2001 and 2011
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1.2
DEMOGRAPHY
1.2
Mid-year population estimates
The mid-year population figures are estimates of the population as at 30 June. These figures are revised annually based on new projections from Stats SA.
For updated estimates see www.statssa.gov.za
1.2.1 Mid-year population estimates by population group and gender
Year
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Numbers
Total population
Black African
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
16
17
18
19
20
45,546,345
21,953,611
23,592,734
35,504,297
17,054,704
46,127,031
22,251,935
23,875,096
36,024,413
17,323,827
46,727,694
22,561,337
24,166,357
36,565,840
17,604,721
47,349,013
22,882,222
24,466,791
37,129,313
17,897,821
47,991,699
23,215,015
24,776,684
37,715,604
18,203,581
48,656,506
23,560,169
25,096,337
38,325,525
18,522,483
49,344,228
23,918,159
25,426,068
38,959,925
18,855,030
50,055,701
24,289,491
25,766,209
39,619,700
19,201,757
50,791,808
24,674,697
26,117,111
40,305,787
19,563,221
51,553,479
25,074,340
26,479,139
41,019,171
19,940,013
52,341,695
25,489,015
26,852,680
41,760,887
20,332,754
53,157,490
25,919,350
27,238,140
42,532,019
20,742,096
54,001,953
26,366,008
27,635,944
43,333,709
21,168,728
Female
21
18,449,593
18,700,587
18,961,119
19,231,492
19,512,023
19,803,042
20,104,895
20,417,944
20,742,566
21,079,158
21,428,133
21,789,923
22,164,981
Source: Stats SA, Mid-year population estimates (Statistical release P0302)
1.2.1 Mid-year population estimates by population group and gender (concluded)
Year
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Total
22
4,120,848
4,181,295
4,240,821
4,299,362
4,356,853
4,413,231
4,468,434
4,522,398
4,575,064
4,626,370
4,676,258
4,724,670
4,771,548
Coloured
Male
23
1,990,527
2,020,145
2,049,265
2,077,855
2,105,879
2,133,305
2,160,100
2,186,230
2,211,665
2,236,372
2,260,321
2,283,481
2,305,823
Female
24
2,130,320
2,161,150
2,191,556
2,221,507
2,250,974
2,279,926
2,308,334
2,336,168
2,363,399
2,389,998
2,415,938
2,441,189
2,465,725
Numbers
Indian or Asian
Total
Male
Female
25
26
27
1,140,866
565,092
575,774
1,156,979
573,853
583,126
1,173,212
582,716
590,496
1,189,564
591,680
597,884
1,206,034
600,746
605,288
1,222,620
609,915
612,705
1,239,322
619,188
620,134
1,256,137
628,564
627,574
1,273,066
638,044
635,022
1,290,105
647,628
642,477
1,307,254
657,318
649,936
1,324,512
667,113
657,399
1,341,877
677,014
664,863
Total
28
4,780,335
4,764,343
4,747,821
4,730,774
4,713,208
4,695,130
4,676,547
4,657,465
4,637,891
4,617,832
4,597,296
4,576,289
4,554,820
White
Male
29
2,343,288
2,334,110
2,324,635
2,314,867
2,304,809
2,294,466
2,283,841
2,272,940
2,261,767
2,250,327
2,238,623
2,226,660
2,214,444
Female
30
2,437,047
2,430,233
2,423,186
2,415,907
2,408,399
2,400,665
2,392,706
2,384,524
2,376,124
2,367,506
2,358,673
2,349,629
2,340,375
Source: Stats SA, Mid-year population estimates (Statistical release P0302)
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DEMOGRAPHY
1.2.2 Provincial mid-year population estimates by age and gender, 2014
Age group
0-4
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
70-74
75-79
80+
Total
Male
31
432,158
409,658
359,384
358,060
374,437
318,427
215,090
149,510
117,201
102,522
91,884
82,213
66,057
47,785
36,575
28,474
19,180
3,208,616
Eastern Cape
Female
Total
32
33
421,385
853,543
401,008
810,667
352,774
712,157
352,832
710,892
370,619
745,055
319,383
637,811
230,462
445,552
168,580
318,091
157,783
274,984
154,808
257,330
147,569
239,453
134,403
216,616
107,500
173,557
86,790
134,576
72,436
109,012
59,226
87,700
40,704
59,885
3,578,264
6,786,880
Numbers
Free State
Male
Female
34
35
136,944
134,287
129,303
128,480
133,820
133,125
144,098
142,379
143,759
139,660
135,641
129,293
105,271
104,915
84,714
88,442
71,694
84,263
64,481
78,937
56,343
67,938
48,397
58,433
38,090
48,633
26,259
38,279
17,640
27,349
10,316
16,572
6,307
12,696
1,353,078
1,433,679
Total
36
271,231
257,782
266,945
286,477
283,419
264,934
210,186
173,156
155,957
143,418
124,280
106,830
86,724
64,537
44,989
26,887
19,004
2,786,757
Male
37
537,589
497,965
502,846
527,107
564,731
605,582
564,545
565,351
510,340
429,373
361,706
296,839
222,140
150,680
93,970
50,191
34,229
6,515,185
Gauteng
Female
38
526,529
489,730
493,489
517,746
547,300
582,249
552,906
522,989
483,565
416,277
351,423
292,368
223,319
169,060
116,985
60,559
53,138
6,399,632
Total
39
1,064,119
987,695
996,335
1,044,853
1,112,031
1,187,831
1,117,451
1,088,340
993,905
845,650
713,129
589,207
445,458
319,740
210,955
110,751
87,367
12,914,817
Source: Stats SA, Mid-year population estimates (Statistical release P0302)
1.2.2 Provincial mid-year population estimates by age and gender, 2014 (continued)
Age group
0-4
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
70-74
75-79
80+
Total
Male
40
648,245
624,664
576,539
554,308
548,596
483,885
362,470
282,007
225,032
185,116
162,274
137,314
113,508
83,098
54,084
35,281
25,587
5,102,007
KwaZulu-Natal
Female
Total
41
42
633,168
1,281,412
612,272
1,236,936
570,026
1,146,565
554,882
1,109,190
547,690
1,096,286
486,048
969,933
391,280
753,750
313,876
595,883
284,989
510,020
260,014
445,130
233,584
395,858
195,736
333,050
161,941
275,449
134,681
217,779
96,270
150,354
64,318
99,599
51,652
77,239
5,592,428
10,694,434
Numbers
Limpopo
Male
Female
43
44
343,943
336,040
302,541
296,251
292,885
290,970
315,349
315,383
309,034
307,582
264,946
263,728
195,662
207,980
144,500
169,732
108,106
150,298
88,610
133,734
73,872
117,180
61,576
99,094
50,762
83,659
36,324
65,198
24,839
50,341
18,163
43,320
18,003
50,862
2,649,113
2,981,351
Total
45
679,982
598,792
583,855
630,731
616,615
528,675
403,642
314,231
258,404
222,344
191,052
160,670
134,420
101,521
75,180
61,483
68,866
5,630,464
Male
46
245,729
220,345
217,024
223,799
219,397
208,259
163,947
129,700
103,881
87,738
74,364
60,564
47,164
31,224
20,449
12,837
11,551
2,077,973
Mpumalanga
Female
Total
47
48
241,256
486,985
216,344
436,690
215,075
432,100
222,543
446,342
210,805
430,201
192,492
400,751
157,424
321,371
132,018
261,718
121,659
225,540
107,667
195,405
88,387
162,750
70,535
131,099
56,743
103,907
41,812
73,036
30,868
51,317
22,801
35,638
22,922
34,473
2,151,350
4,229,323
Source: Stats SA, Mid-year population estimates (Statistical release P0302)
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DEMOGRAPHY
1.2.2 Provincial mid-year population estimates by age and gender, 2014 (continued)
Age group
0-4
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
70-74
75-79
80+
Total
Northern Cape
Male
Female
Total
49
50
51
54,071
53,000
107,071
52,486
51,838
104,324
57,587
56,649
114,237
61,466
59,110
120,576
58,796
54,492
113,289
55,580
49,730
105,310
44,676
40,822
85,498
36,830
35,125
71,956
32,344
34,501
66,845
29,207
32,796
62,004
25,182
28,559
53,741
22,219
25,440
47,659
17,680
21,185
38,865
12,436
17,161
29,597
8,704
13,140
21,844
5,167
7,507
12,674
3,678
7,513
11,192
578,111
588,570
1,166,680
Numbers
North West
Male
Female
52
53
206,210
201,792
186,984
184,389
177,424
173,943
175,883
169,733
178,452
166,890
174,382
155,877
145,092
128,405
126,046
110,823
107,894
104,129
98,016
93,837
88,033
79,934
72,956
67,488
51,704
53,140
35,311
42,301
24,315
33,632
12,980
19,363
9,230
19,686
1,870,911
1,805,363
Total
54
408,001
371,373
351,368
345,616
345,343
330,260
273,497
236,868
212,024
191,853
167,967
140,444
104,844
77,612
57,946
32,343
28,916
3,676,274
Male
55
287,330
268,488
262,719
264,095
265,627
268,392
237,476
221,030
205,595
185,804
156,285
125,729
96,816
69,674
47,236
29,215
19,504
3,011,016
Western Cape
Female
Total
56
57
279,654
566,984
263,965
532,453
257,445
520,164
258,788
522,883
259,250
524,878
260,634
529,026
241,859
479,335
221,944
442,975
218,548
424,143
204,533
390,338
173,216
329,501
143,086
268,815
110,137
206,953
88,394
158,068
62,430
109,666
34,588
63,803
26,836
46,340
3,105,308
6,116,324
Source: Stats SA, Mid-year population estimates (Statistical release P0302)
1.2.2 Provincial mid-year population estimates by age and gender, 2014 (concluded)
Age group
0-4
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65-69
70-74
75-79
80+
Total
Numbers
South Africa
Male
Female
58
59
2,892,219
2,827,110
2,692,433
2,644,277
2,580,229
2,543,497
2,624,166
2,593,395
2,662,829
2,604,288
2,515,096
2,439,436
2,034,229
2,056,054
1,739,688
1,763,529
1,482,086
1,639,736
1,270,867
1,482,603
1,089,941
1,287,789
907,807
1,086,583
703,921
866,257
492,791
683,675
327,812
503,451
202,623
328,254
147,270
286,011
26,366,008
27,635,944
Total
60
5,719,329
5,336,710
5,123,726
5,217,560
5,267,117
4,954,531
4,090,282
3,503,217
3,121,822
2,753,470
2,377,731
1,994,390
1,570,178
1,176,466
831,263
530,877
433,281
54,001,953
Source: Stats SA, Mid-year population estimates (Statistical release P0302)
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2.1
Births and deaths (2002–2013) 2.1
2.1.1
Births2.1
2.1.2
Deaths2.1
2.2
Marriages and divorces (2002–2013)
2.2
Chapter two
Vital statistics
2
2.1
VITAL STATISTICS
2.1
Births and deaths (2002 – 2013)
Birth occurrences




Birth occurrences as at the end of December 2014 registered through the civil registration system are presented in Table 2.1.1.
The total birth occurrences include birth occurrences births that were registered late (a year or more later after the year of occurrence), as updated at
the end of December 2014.
The total birth occurrences also include those of non-South African citizens and those of people whose citizenship status was still under investigation.
All in all, birth registration suffers from incomplete coverage as well as late registration.
Deaths



These mortality statistics are based on data collected through the civil registration system and updated in 2013. The numbers of deaths shown in Table
2.1.2 include late registrations. However, stillbirths which are collected through the civil registration system using the same form are excluded.
Mortality data collected through the civil registration system are subject to content errors and omissions.
Under-registration of deaths, particularly in rural areas and among children still occurs.
2.1.1 Births
Year
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Numbers
Births
Total
Male
1
2
962 905
482 062
956 413
480 256
1 011 819
508 555
1 051 395
528 810
1 077 415
541 036
1 058 336
532 591
1 076 543
541 229
1 019 758
513 355
981 062
494 941
957 280
482 590
972 858
490 603
991 044
499 979
Female
3
480 843
476 157
503 264
522 585
536 379
525 745
535 314
506 403
486 121
474 690
482 255
491 065
2.1.2 Deaths
Numbers
Year
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Total
4
502 337
556 998
577 042
598 321
613 108
604 360
595 624
579 711
543 856
514 486
491 100
458 933
All deaths
Male
Female
5
6
257 392
242 999
283 866
271 156
291 747
283 676
301 021
295 580
309 745
301 620
307 847
295 518
304 631
290 154
297 968
280 607
279 682
263 103
265 169
247 209
255 613
233 355
239 188
217 747
Unspecified
7
1 946
1 976
1 619
1 720
1 743
995
839
1 136
1 071
2 108
2 132
1 998
Total
8
34 397
38 415
41 433
46 435
48 289
46 881
45 730
39 020
34 431
28 574
27 055
25 933
Infant deaths
Male
Female
9
10
17 869
16 190
19 948
18 033
21 736
19 167
24 039
21 922
25 484
22 080
24 816
21 651
24 071
21 364
20 929
17 636
18 128
15 944
14 888
13 187
14 256
12 275
13 574
11 918
Unspecified
11
338
434
530
474
725
414
295
455
359
499
524
501
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VITAL STATISTICS
2.2
Marriages and divorces (2002 – 2013)
Numbers
Year
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Total
12
177 202
178 689
176 521
180 657
184 860
183 030
186 522
171 989
170 826
167 264
161 112
158 642
Marriages
Male
Female
13
14
157 950
160 593
159 902
162 625
157 624
160 569
180 657
180 657
184 860
184 860
183 030
183 030
186 522
186 522
171 989
171 989
170 826
170 826
167 264
167 264
161 112
161 112
158 642
158 642
Unspecified
15
35 861
34 851
34 849
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Black African
16
7 050
7 657
8 965
8 672
9 113
9 055
10 110
10 528
8 169
7 517
7 311
8 656
Coloured
17
3 581
3 911
3 300
3 568
3 451
3 558
3 057
4 014
3 189
3 473
3 967
3 888
Divorces
Indian or Asian
18
1 535
1 508
1 648
1 635
1 676
1 715
1 802
1 610
1 294
1 359
1 036
1 425
White
19
14 171
12 639
12 437
11 582
11 079
9 935
9 481
9 981
6 995
6 730
7 238
7 561
Mixed
20
365
532
594
538
613
865
902
2 912
31
0
22
24
Unspecified
21
4 678
5 319
4 824
6 489
5 338
4 511
3 572
1 716
3 258
1 901
2 424
2 331
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3.1
Tourists
3.1
3.1.1
Tourists by mode of travel3.1
3.1.2
Tourists by purpose of visit3.1
3.1.3
Tourists by country of residence3.2
Chapter three
Tourism
3
3.1
TOURISM
3.1
Tourists
Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) has completed its Duration of Stay exercise as part of improving its information on foreign travellers and measurement of
foreign tourists. As a result of this exercise, it is now possible to remove SAME DAY visitors and OVERNIGHT visitors (tourists) from the foreign arrivals
data it receives from the Department of Home Affairs (DHA). Stats SA started publishing information on TOURISTS as defined by United Nations World
Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) with the January 2009 data.
3.1.1 Tourists by mode of travel
Numbers
Grand total
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
1
T1100000
9 536 568
9 549 236
949 403
734 122
751 816
840 100
714 121
672 726
724 199
828 531
752 681
820 675
826 163
934 699
877 712
681 216
Sea
2
T1180000
6 987
4 402
22
29
22
1 804
102
22
103
74
107
528
492
1 097
828
158
Rail
3
T1160000
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
Mode of travel
Road
Air
4
5
T1170000
T1150000
6 364 603
3 164 204
6 970 810
2 573 080
716 624
232 466
486 043
247 808
519 271
232 112
623 160
215 136
536 796
177 223
514 594
158 110
539 171
184 925
616 022
212 435
554 638
197 936
593 157
226 990
592 630
233 041
678 704
254 898
660 542
216 342
448 940
232 118
Unspecified
6
T2
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
3.1.2 Tourists by purpose of visit
Numbers
Grand total
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
7
T1100000
9 536 568
9 549 236
949 403
734 122
751 816
840 100
714 121
672 726
724 199
828 531
752 681
820 675
826 163
934 699
877 712
681 216
Business
8
T1120000
199 865
334 900
38 774
28 239
30 317
27 858
26 459
29 046
25 184
25 987
26 801
28 844
32 041
15 350
37 885
23 438
Purpose of visit
Holiday
Study
9
10
T1130000
T1140000
8 609 778
71 533
9 141 798
72 538
896 901
13 728
699 139
6 744
717 745
3 754
805 996
6 246
682 827
4 835
640 553
3 127
687 041
11 974
796 719
5 825
720 521
5 359
786 447
5 384
791 206
2 916
916 703
2 646
825 976
13 851
650 840
6 938
Transit1
11
T11C0000
655 392
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
Travellers in transit were not included in the program for January 2014 going forward.
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TOURISM
3.1.3 Tourists by country of residence
Numbers
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Grand
total
Total
France
Germany
Italy
12
T1100000
9 536 568
9 549 236
949 403
734 122
751 816
840 100
714 121
672 726
724 199
828 531
752 681
820 675
826 163
934 699
877 712
681 216
13
T1104000
1 492 233
1 379 321
129 749
151 113
129 279
117 193
68 922
57 383
86 579
107 127
95 694
140 786
146 612
148 884
127 260
142 805
14
T1104046
133 787
131 502
10 663
13 371
13 922
11 331
7 554
5 064
8 833
11 256
6 947
15 593
15 991
10 977
10 534
13 512
15
T1104033
300 739
274 571
25 165
32 595
30 189
22 830
11 601
7 927
11 128
18 610
20 190
32 916
34 202
27 218
23 792
29 352
16
T1104037
67 259
58 605
4 436
4 222
4 258
4 682
3 727
3 282
4 339
10 356
4 909
4 426
4 232
5 736
3 981
3 636
Europe
The
Netherlands
17
T1104039
120 763
131 287
11 819
12 295
9 391
8 690
5 677
4 411
14 465
11 170
10 563
15 797
14 027
12 982
10 960
10 838
Portugal
Switzerland
UK
18
T1104041
52 580
44 058
3 968
3 556
3 456
4 552
3 334
3 021
2 739
3 717
3 126
3 501
4 264
4 824
3 784
3 633
19
T1104044
58 933
48 880
5 156
5 802
4 026
4 324
1 843
1 424
2 538
2 046
3 629
6 239
6 262
5 591
5 320
5 437
20
T1104045
436 599
401 914
39 190
45 841
37 688
37 749
21 264
19 371
25 120
29 446
26 944
35 206
36 381
47 714
39 776
45 917
Other
21
T4
321 573
288 504
29 352
33 431
26 349
23 035
13 922
12 883
17 417
20 526
19 386
27 108
31 253
33 842
29 113
30 480
3.1.3 Tourists by country of residence (continued)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Numbers
North America
Total
USA
Other
22
23
24
T1108000
T1108028
T5
415 967
347 378
68 589
369 801
309 255
60 546
25 745
20 840
4 905
26 727
20 930
5 797
34 156
27 822
6 334
26 518
21 687
4 831
33 290
28 734
4 556
32 722
29 269
3 453
33 122
29 446
3 676
34 089
30 072
4 017
32 430
27 389
5 041
31 290
25 235
6 055
27 072
21 622
5 450
32 640
26 209
6 431
24 219
19 587
4 632
23 817
18 560
5 257
Central and South America
Total
Argentina
Brazil
25
26
27
T1103000
T1103018
T1103019
129 361
19 423
82 730
65 118
9 009
39 082
8 404
1 802
5 065
6 420
1 698
3 245
6 406
1 636
3 286
6 414
621
4 333
5 871
463
3 881
3 427
266
1 981
4 257
248
2 466
4 863
461
3 064
5 386
650
3 044
4 455
347
2 790
3 962
371
2 402
5 253
446
3 525
4 914
586
3 127
3 828
422
2 260
Other
28
T6
27 208
17 027
1 537
1 477
1 484
1 460
1 527
1 180
1 543
1 338
1 692
1 318
1 189
1 282
1 201
1 146
3.1.3 Tourists by country of residence (continued)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Total
29
T1105000
148 316
132 080
10 208
8 553
9 165
12 045
9 322
10 190
10 862
11 314
15 099
10 113
10 293
14 916
8 650
7 247
Numbers
Australasia
Australia
New Zealand
Other
30
31
32
T1105047
T1105049
T7
124 898
22 942
476
111 213
20 622
245
8 785
1 397
26
7 363
1 174
16
7 751
1 392
22
10 188
1 841
16
7 941
1 362
19
8 654
1 522
14
9 077
1 766
19
9 758
1 543
13
12 870
2 195
34
8 256
1 844
13
8 688
1 595
10
11 882
2 991
43
7 354
1 277
19
6 123
1 095
29
Total
33
T1106000
42 552
38 932
3 367
3 032
4 379
3 586
2 426
2 873
2 864
4 763
3 352
3 236
2 403
2 651
2 653
2 737
Middle East
Israel
Saudi Arabia
34
35
T1106015
T1106187
22 116
6 303
19 388
6 545
1 747
607
1 634
366
1 571
652
2 277
290
1 180
379
1 084
810
1 397
589
1 853
1 395
1 552
698
2 106
263
1 323
288
1 664
208
1 326
514
1 472
299
Other
36
T8
14 133
12 999
1 013
1 032
2 156
1 019
867
979
878
1 515
1 102
867
792
779
813
966
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TOURISM
3.1.3 Tourists by country of residence (continued)
Numbers
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Total
37
T1102000
432 202
269 457
26 131
26 100
23 708
24 187
26 511
23 815
21 684
24 645
19 830
18 383
17 459
17 004
17 168
18 595
Asia
India
Japan
38
39
T1102014
T1102016
112 100
41 099
85 639
27 504
6 674
1 700
6 707
1 682
6 167
2 224
7 494
1 746
11 090
2 211
8 785
2 406
6 221
2 170
7 065
3 194
6 337
2 536
6 465
2 896
6 384
1 733
6 250
3 006
6 010
1 228
4 989
1 444
Other
40
T9
279 003
156 314
17 757
17 711
15 317
14 947
13 210
12 624
13 293
14 386
10 957
9 022
9 342
7 748
9 930
12 162
3.1.3 Tourists by country of residence (concluded)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Total
41
T1101000
6 856 052
7 279 814
745 296
511 460
543 806
648 956
566 505
541 054
563 697
640 414
579 397
610 849
616 611
711 769
692 035
481 302
Botswana
42
T1101002
537 131
555 590
34 829
35 274
38 016
59 875
43 471
37 617
42 404
46 579
52 522
44 780
49 014
71 209
36 141
36 642
Lesotho
43
T1101004
1 461 267
1 501 642
167 739
104 430
114 180
124 222
110 356
118 190
123 257
117 392
117 716
133 158
135 285
135 717
156 571
92 044
Numbers
Africa
Mozambique
Namibia
44
45
T1101009
T1101092
1 116 735
222 028
1 283 016
211 453
145 250
16 788
96 306
13 283
96 207
15 823
102 380
22 476
102 485
17 327
102 430
13 003
98 182
15 344
109 625
18 883
102 819
16 410
110 392
18 113
111 442
17 483
105 498
26 520
136 272
16 352
92 327
13 622
Swaziland
46
T1101011
836 467
918 490
76 380
62 701
72 154
87 013
73 137
68 776
68 756
86 274
74 009
79 421
79 591
90 278
71 376
59 495
Zambia
47
T1101012
179 914
176 972
14 164
13 784
14 757
15 739
13 726
13 542
14 283
15 472
14 354
14 859
14 410
17 882
12 334
13 187
Zimbabwe
48
T1101013
1 935 159
2 143 716
247 295
145 394
151 711
198 632
169 448
150 709
163 036
198 658
160 381
169 006
165 915
223 531
220 853
136 381
Other
49
T11
567 351
488 935
42 851
40 288
40 958
38 619
36 555
36 787
38 435
47 531
41 186
41 120
43 471
41 134
42 136
37 604
Unspecified
50
T1100050
19 881
14 713
503
717
917
1 201
1 274
1 262
1 134
1 316
1 493
1 563
1 751
1 582
724
867
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4.1
Number of employees and gross earnings by industry
4.1
4.1.1
Mining and quarrying4.1
4.1.2
Manufacturing4.2
4.1.3
Electricity, gas and water supply4.2
4.1.4
Construction4.2
4.1.5 Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles, motor cycles
and personal and household goods; hotels and restaurants
4.3
4.1.6
Transport, storage and communication4.3
4.1.7 Financial intermediation, insurance, real estate and business services
4.3
4.1.8 Community, social and personal services
4.4
4.1.8.1
National departments (government sector)4.4
4.1.8.2 Provincial administrations (government sector)
4.4
4.1.8.3
Local governments4.4
4.1.8.4
Other government institutions4.5
4.1.8.5
Total government sector4.5
4.1.8.6 Non-governmental community, social and personal services
4.5
4.1.8.7 Total community, social and personal services
4.6
4.1.9
Total (all industries)4.6
4.2
Average monthly earnings per employee by industry
4.7
4.2.1
Mining and quarrying4.7
4.2.2
Manufacturing4.7
4.2.3
Electricity, gas and water supply4.8
4.2.4
Construction4.8
4.2.5 Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles, motor cycles and
personal and household goods; hotels and restaurant
4.8
4.2.6
Transport, storage and communication4.9
4.2.7 Financial intermediation, insurance, real estate and business services
4.9
4.2.8 Community, social and personal services
4.9
4.2.9
Total (all industries)4.10
4.3
4.3.1
Quarterly labour force survey (QLFS)
4.11
Estimated population of working age (15 – 64 years) by population
group, gender and labour market status, according to the official
definition of unemployment, March 2015
4.11
4.3.2 Estimated population of working age (15 – 64 years) by province, gender
and labour market status, according to the official definition of
unemployment, March 20154.12
4.3.3 Workers (employers, employees and self-employed) of working age
(15 – 64 years) in the formal sector by main industry, gender and
population group, March 20154.13
4.3.4 Workers (employers, employees and self-employed) of working age
(15 – 64 years) in the informal sector by main industry, gender and
population group, March 20154.14
4.3.5 Labour market trends according to the official definition of unemployment
4.14
Chapter four
Labour
4
4.1
LABOUR
4.1
Number of employees and gross earnings by industry
As from December 2004, Stats SA introduced a new employment statistics survey that covers employing enterprises in the formal non-agricultural business
sector of the South African economy that are registered for Income Tax (IT), resulting in the extensive coverage of all small businesses. Previously the
coverage was restricted to both employing and non-employing VAT registered enterprises with an annual turnover of R300 000 or more. By restricting the
coverage to employing businesses, the new survey is able to provide estimates for employment and earnings as well as estimates for average monthly
earnings and it is in accordance with the International Labour Organisation (ILO) definitions and concepts.
Introduction of the new sample from the June quarter 2006 enables Stats SA to provide users with survey results for the June and September 2006
quarters from the new sample.
Stats SA has been working for some years to improve the quality of its economic statistics. The latest series to benefit from these improvements are those
for employment and average monthly earnings derived from the Quarterly Employment Statistics (QES) survey, a survey of formal non-agricultural
businesses and other entities which are employers.
Considerable work has been undertaken over the last two years to improve the completeness of the list of employers in the economy, held on Stats SA’s
Business Register, from which the samples for the survey are drawn. Greater use has been made of additional administrative sources of employer entities,
particularly the lists maintained by the South African Revenue Service (SARS) of employers making contributions on behalf of their employees for Pay As
You Earn (PAYE), and the Department of Labour‘s Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF).
It is important to distinguish between the lift in the level of the series from improvements in the coverage of employers and the growth in employment shown
by the series due to new employer entities entering the economy and continuing employers taking on additional staff. This break in series relates mainly to
the level of employment, rather than the growth rate of employment. However, an outcome of not publishing data from a sample revised in 2005 has been
that any new employer entity commencing operations from early 2004 onwards would not have had a chance of being selected until the reselection of the
sample in March 2006. The effect is that the published series based on the 2004 sample show somewhat smaller growth than would have been shown from
a sample revised in 2005.
Further factors affecting the growth of the series between 2004 and 2006 were the expansion of the formal sector as a result of legislative changes, growth
resulting from small businesses moving from the informal to the formal sector and greater overall compliance by businesses leading to their registration for
PAYE and/or UIF.
Employment and gross earnings - Unless otherwise indicated in a subscription, the following is applicable:
Employment refers to the number of people employed by the business, who received payment (in salaries; wages; commission, in addition to a retainer,
salary or wage; piece rates; or payments in kind) for any part of the reference period. This excludes independent contractors and consultants; working
proprietors; sole and joint owners; employees paid on a commission basis where a retainer, salary or wage was not paid; and employees based in South
Africa but paid from abroad, e.g. embassy employees.
Annual employment data are shown as at 30 June of the relevant year, whereas quarterly data are shown as at the last pay-day of the relevant quarter.
Gross earnings are payments for ordinary, standard or agreed hours during the reference period for all permanent, temporary, casual, executive and
managerial employees, before taxation and other deductions. Gross earnings include salaries and/or fees paid to all directors, executives and managers;
employers’ contributions to holiday, pension, provident and medical funds and contributions to the Unemployment Insurance and Compensation Funds;
payments paid from South Africa to employees based abroad, e.g. embassy employees; payments for all types of leave, except those paid on termination;
fringe benefits paid in cash such as housing, mortgage and rent subsidies, transport allowances, and cell phone allowances; allowances and penalty
payments relating to ordinary-time hours. Annual gross earnings data reflect the total for the relevant year, whereas quarterly data are the sum of the gross
earnings for the three months of the relevant quarter.
4.1.1 Mining and quarrying
Number of employees
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Fulltime
1
534 344
510 750
490 684
522 824
534 344
518 367
515 395
514 810
510 750
506 832
498 552
491 405
490 684
498 803
491 977
Parttime
All
2
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
534 344
510 750
490 684
522 824
534 344
518 367
515 395
514 810
510 750
506 832
498 552
491 405
490 684
498 803
491 977
Gross salaries and wages (R’000)
Excluding severance,
Severance, termination and
termination and redundancy
redundancy payments
payments
4
5
93 275 104
407 852
99 708 505
1 165 201
101 087 588
953 811
22 051 207
90 131
23 272 178
83 443
23 792 570
156 090
24 159 149
78 188
24 405 156
97 097
24 012 696
180 922
25 243 403
301 570
26 047 250
585 612
23 237 242
297 622
22 615 044
136 634
27 337 174
221 507
27 898 128
298 048
Including severance,
termination and
redundancy payments
6
93 682 956
100 873 706
102 041 399
22 141 338
23 355 621
23 948 660
24 237 337
24 502 253
24 193 618
25 544 973
26 632 862
23 534 864
22 751 678
27 558 681
28 196 176
Source: The Minerals Bureau, Department of Mineral Resources
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LABOUR
4.1.2 Manufacturing
Number of employees
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Fulltime
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Part-time
7
1 049 048
1 048 098
1 042 614
1 056 407
1 049 048
1 055 264
1 051 972
1 053 933
1 048 098
1 047 545
1 053 726
1 044 493
1 042 614
1 034 659
1 045 456
All
8
97 146
96 021
97 811
98 233
97 146
94 564
97 177
94 171
96 021
97 223
95 657
98 266
97 811
96 069
88 356
9
1 146 194
1 144 119
1 140 425
1 154 640
1 146 194
1 149 828
1 149 149
1 148 104
1 144 119
1 144 768
1 149 382
1 142 759
1 140 425
1 130 728
1 133 812
Gross salaries and wages (R’000)
Excluding severance,
Severance, termination and
termination and
redundancy payments
redundancy payments
10
11
182 714 017
2 669 006
197 054 033
2 758 573
210 344 665
3 362 155
43 066 055
511 426
43 875 685
623 663
45 072 665
691 701
50 699 612
842 216
46 137 560
539 760
47 383 455
627 549
48 676 282
605 386
54 856 736
985 878
49 441 516
603 710
50 247 290
1 053 502
50 666 899
738 790
59 988 960
966 153
Including severance,
termination and
redundancy payments
12
185 383 023
199 812 606
213 706 820
43 577 481
44 499 348
45 764 366
51 541 828
46 677 320
48 011 004
49 281 668
55 842 614
50 045 226
51 300 792
51 405 689
60 955 113
4.1.3 Electricity, gas and water supply
Number of employees
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Fulltime
Part-time
13
60 384
61 258
59 929
59 734
60 384
60 726
60 472
60 652
61 258
60 437
60 394
60 480
59 929
59 985
56 990
14
1 298
1 292
1 226
1 126
1 298
1 603
1 434
1 566
1 292
1 283
1 278
1 192
1 226
1 198
1 003
Gross salaries and wages (R’000)
All
15
61 682
62 551
61 155
60 861
61 682
62 329
61 906
62 218
62 551
61 720
61 673
61 672
61 155
61 183
57 993
Excluding severance, termination
and redundancy payments
Severance, termination and
redundancy payments
16
17
22 282 643
23 439 990
24 796 346
4 718 522
4 873 328
6 370 074
6 320 719
5 267 177
5 386 160
6 324 539
6 462 114
5 561 406
5 625 532
6 693 146
6 916 262
100 030
52 812
90 484
15 849
13 190
11 045
59 946
12 500
18 159
10 548
11 605
28 370
22 446
16 365
23 303
Including severance,
termination and
redundancy payments
18
22 382 673
23 492 802
24 886 830
4 734 371
4 886 518
6 381 119
6 380 665
5 279 677
5 404 319
6 335 087
6 473 719
5 589 776
5 647 978
6 709 511
6 939 565
4.1.4 Construction
Number of employees
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Fulltime
Part-time
19
361 611
351 843
351 683
361 527
361 611
359 992
351 559
359 252
351 843
349 645
341 645
346 590
351 683
352 844
414 448
20
70 898
75 878
78 615
69 317
70 898
73 845
75 394
73 019
75 878
76 401
76 947
79 218
78 615
73 754
72 166
All
21
432 508
427 721
430 298
430 844
432 508
433 838
426 953
432 271
427 721
426 047
418 593
425 808
430 298
426 597
486 614
Gross salaries and wages (R’000)
Excluding severance,
Severance, termination and
termination and redundancy
redundancy payments
payments
22
23
55 932 041
524 716
59 859 902
512 788
68 242 559
728 507
12 773 975
102 070
13 500 167
105 082
13 977 251
106 847
15 680 648
210 717
14 029 036
77 527
14 693 453
107 934
14 653 984
99 408
16 483 429
227 919
14 722 248
87 408
15 365 792
118 126
15 886 453
163 957
22 268 066
359 016
Including severance,
termination and
redundancy payments
24
56 456 757
60 372 690
68 971 066
12 876 045
13 605 249
14 084 098
15 891 365
14 106 563
14 801 387
14 753 392
16 711 348
14 809 656
15 483 918
16 050 410
22 627 082
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LABOUR
4.1.5 Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles, motor cycles and personal and household goods; hotels and restaurants
Number of employees
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Fulltime
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
25
1 463 419
1 467 547
1 492 452
1 459 222
1 463 419
1 465 749
1 466 978
1 463 099
1 467 547
1 468 820
1 485 574
1 475 794
1 492 452
1 493 763
1 632 120
Part-time
26
224 239
221 456
222 035
219 156
224 239
224 443
242 665
225 830
221 456
228 074
247 330
222 151
222 035
224 038
228 962
All
27
1 687 658
1 689 003
1 714 486
1 678 378
1 687 658
1 690 192
1 709 643
1 688 929
1 689 003
1 696 894
1 732 904
1 697 945
1 714 486
1 717 801
1 861 082
Gross salaries and wages (R’000)
Excluding severance,
Severance, termination and
termination and redundancy
redundancy payments
payments
28
29
190 472 690
1 242 764
210 767 369
1 532 503
237 719 151
1 826 552
45 002 737
300 722
45 436 829
315 731
47 233 574
320 358
52 799 550
305 953
48 594 155
322 127
50 780 608
421 238
53 386 086
431 079
58 006 520
358 059
54 562 763
340 983
55 338 277
402 979
56 740 262
532 528
71 077 849
550 062
Including severance,
termination and
redundancy payments
30
191 715 454
212 299 872
239 545 703
45 303 459
45 752 560
47 553 932
53 105 503
48 916 282
51 201 846
53 817 165
58 364 579
54 903 746
55 741 256
57 272 790
71 627 911
4.1.6 Transport, storage and communication
Number of employees
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Fulltime
Gross salaries and wages (R’000)
Part-time
31
351 977
346 145
342 948
349 071
351 977
350 670
361 045
349 760
346 145
346 443
346 602
343 424
342 948
343 023
410 724
32
22 072
29 117
25 920
20 253
22 072
21 279
21 824
29 743
29 117
28 327
29 434
29 254
25 920
23 021
32 412
All
33
374 049
375 263
368 868
369 325
374 049
371 949
382 869
379 503
375 263
374 770
376 036
372 678
368 868
366 044
443 137
Excluding severance,
termination and redundancy
payments
34
83 750 041
89 570 467
99 350 863
18 753 989
20 686 644
21 700 057
22 609 351
20 830 192
21 654 959
22 742 912
24 342 404
21 732 732
23 234 432
23 115 571
31 268 128
Severance, termination and
redundancy payments
35
776 458
1 522 234
794 912
158 766
203 202
184 992
229 498
910 513
273 079
183 456
155 186
166 922
169 751
167 153
291 086
Including severance,
termination and
redundancy payments
36
84 526 499
91 092 701
100 145 775
18 912 755
20 889 846
21 885 049
22 838 849
21 740 705
21 928 038
22 926 368
24 497 590
21 899 654
23 404 183
23 282 724
31 559 214
4.1.7 Financial intermediation, insurance, real estate and business services
Number of employees
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Fulltime
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
37
1 561 669
1 558 458
1 576 651
1 551 375
1 561 669
1 560 053
1 565 768
1 557 148
1 558 458
1 553 794
1 571 186
1 571 843
1 576 651
1 594 699
1 697 926
Parttime
38
272 078
284 253
284 440
280 682
272 078
274 949
276 750
283 619
284 253
292 890
275 944
284 414
284 440
271 823
291 530
All
39
1 833 747
1 842 711
1 861 090
1 832 057
1 833 747
1 835 002
1 842 519
1 840 767
1 842 711
1 846 684
1 847 130
1 856 257
1 861 090
1 866 522
1 989 456
Gross salaries and wages (R’000)
Excluding severance,
Severance, termination and
termination and redundancy
redundancy payments
payments
40
41
348 375 432
2 621 273
370 605 371
3 203 244
413 824 818
2 900 874
87 522 618
560 734
84 663 494
714 588
86 019 187
676 225
90 170 133
669 726
91 455 898
592 194
88 477 145
763 743
92 314 666
978 597
98 357 662
868 710
98 779 076
569 639
93 348 324
636 997
99 364 838
675 626
122 332 580
1 018 612
Including severance,
termination and
redundancy payments
42
350 996 705
373 808 615
416 725 692
88 083 352
85 378 082
86 695 412
90 839 859
92 048 092
89 240 888
93 293 263
99 226 372
99 348 715
93 985 321
100 040 464
123 351 192
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LABOUR
4.1.8 Community, social and personal services
4.1.8.1 National departments (government sector)
Number of employees
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Fulltime
Part-time
43
413 503
412 261
411 185
410 133
413 503
410 539
408 858
411 516
412 261
410 539
409 834
410 527
411 185
410 200
407 656
44
37 853
40 000
44 516
33 066
37 853
43 454
39 628
43 241
40 000
41 060
43 394
43 569
44 516
44 365
42 859
All
45
451 356
452 261
455 701
443 199
451 356
453 993
448 486
454 757
452 261
451 599
453 228
454 096
455 701
454 565
450 515
Gross salaries and wages (R’000)
Excluding severance,
Severance, termination and
termination and redundancy
redundancy payments
payments
46
47
104 457 339
352 761
114 852 681
477 647
123 962 516
554 534
24 200 402
52 029
24 031 358
70 575
27 746 061
126 308
28 479 518
103 849
28 546 111
113 007
28 837 884
108 182
28 614 052
138 864
28 854 634
117 594
29 590 812
109 743
30 119 490
140 503
32 306 308
152 320
31 945 906
151 968
Including severance,
termination and
redundancy payments
48
104 810 100
115 330 328
124 517 050
24 252 431
24 101 933
27 872 369
28 583 367
28 659 118
28 946 066
28 752 916
28 972 228
29 700 555
30 259 993
32 458 628
32 097 874
4.1.8 Community, social and personal services (continued)
4.1.8.2 Provincial administrations (government sector)
Number of employees
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Fulltime
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
49
923 762
922 219
915 341
915 709
923 762
927 870
927 526
918 304
922 219
916 254
914 679
910 502
915 341
915 467
914 745
Part-time
50
163 175
170 951
203 407
159 806
163 175
169 334
159 918
165 893
170 951
182 412
185 913
205 902
203 407
204 740
206 504
Gross salaries and wages (R’000)
All
51
1 086 937
1 093 170
1 118 748
1 075 515
1 086 937
1 097 204
1 087 444
1 084 197
1 093 170
1 098 666
1 100 592
1 116 404
1 118 748
1 120 207
1 121 249
Excluding severance,
termination and
redundancy payments
52
231 804 145
251 313 340
271 257 680
54 666 347
55 200 516
61 660 696
60 276 586
58 958 440
63 165 065
64 440 210
64 749 625
63 905 846
68 328 382
69 313 325
69 710 127
986 637
1 176 273
655 350
300 250
222 431
214 636
249 320
363 275
277 416
274 877
260 705
277 038
134 779
123 095
120 438
Including severance,
termination and
redundancy payments
54
232 790 782
252 489 613
271 913 030
54 966 597
55 422 947
61 875 332
60 525 906
59 321 715
63 442 481
64 715 087
65 010 330
64 182 884
68 463 161
69 436 420
69 830 565
Gross salaries and wages (R’000)
Excluding severance,
Severance, termination and
termination and redundancy
redundancy payments
payments
58
59
47 559 012
226 536
52 229 234
211 417
59 667 465
227 465
11 263 021
51 004
11 297 878
54 143
11 853 438
59 218
13 144 675
62 171
12 166 830
55 549
12 444 367
45 000
13 103 488
57 728
14 514 549
53 140
14 060 627
67 234
14 206 550
49 555
15 137 073
57 151
16 263 215
53 525
Including severance,
termination and
redundancy payments
60
47 785 548
52 440 651
59 894 930
11 314 025
11 352 021
11 912 656
13 206 846
12 222 379
12 489 367
13 161 216
14 567 689
14 127 861
14 256 105
15 194 224
16 316 740
Severance, termination and
redundancy payments
53
4.1.8 Community, social and personal services (continued)
4.1.8.3 Local governments
Number of employees
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Fulltime
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
55
236 378
244 550
256 295
234 696
236 378
236 708
241 842
243 144
244 550
245 664
259 455
255 961
256 295
257 863
258 368
Part-time
56
21 082
28 437
53 771
21 397
21 082
24 271
27 916
26 537
28 437
30 339
24 730
56 124
53 771
47 250
57 263
All
57
257 460
272 987
310 066
256 093
257 460
260 979
269 758
269 681
272 987
276 003
284 185
312 085
310 066
305 113
315 631
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LABOUR
4.1.8 Community, social and personal services (continued)
4.1.8.4 Other government institutions
Number of employees
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Fulltime
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
61
101 614
105 930
107 339
99 994
101 614
103 138
102 811
103 370
105 930
105 249
101 159
105 160
107 339
105 970
113 151
Part-time
Gross salaries and wages (R’000)
All
62
36 836
37 615
168 482
35 815
36 836
37 047
30 172
61 013
37 615
39 541
38 655
34 535
168 482
40 840
39 048
63
138 450
143 545
275 821
135 809
138 450
140 185
132 983
164 383
143 545
144 790
139 814
139 695
275 821
146 810
152 199
Excluding severance,
termination and redundancy
payments
64
35 133 989
39 042 541
43 641 809
7 999 592
8 671 531
9 129 453
9 333 413
9 161 867
9 377 325
10 072 295
10 431 054
9 919 039
10 701 354
11 294 637
11 726 779
Severance, termination and
redundancy payments
65
153 149
145 759
211 503
27 228
37 030
29 367
59 524
35 291
29 062
28 300
53 106
45 111
48 240
46 625
71 527
Including severance,
termination and
redundancy payments
66
35 287 138
39 188 300
43 853 312
8 026 820
8 708 561
9 158 820
9 392 937
9 197 158
9 406 387
10 100 595
10 484 160
9 964 150
10 749 594
11 341 262
11 798 306
4.1.8 Community, social and personal services (continued)
4.1.8.5 Total government sector
Number of employees
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Fulltime
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
67
1 675 257
1 684 960
1 690 160
1 660 532
1 675 257
1 678 255
1 681 037
1 676 334
1 684 960
1 677 706
1 685 127
1 682 150
1 690 160
1 689 500
1 693 920
Part-time
All
68
258 946
277 003
470 176
250 084
258 946
274 106
257 634
296 684
277 003
293 352
292 692
340 130
470 176
337 195
345 674
69
1 934 203
1 961 963
2 160 336
1 910 616
1 934 203
1 952 361
1 938 671
1 973 018
1 961 963
1 971 058
1 977 819
2 022 280
2 160 336
2 026 695
2 039 594
Gross salaries and wages (R’000)
Excluding severance,
Severance, termination
termination and redundancy
and redundancy
payments
payments
70
71
418 954 485
1 719 083
457 437 796
2 011 096
498 529 470
1 648 852
98 129 362
430 511
99 201 283
384 179
110 389 648
429 529
111 234 192
474 864
108 833 248
567 122
113 824 641
459 660
116 230 045
499 769
118 549 862
484 545
117 476 324
499 126
123 355 776
373 077
128 051 343
379 191
129 646 027
397 458
Including severance,
termination and
redundancy payments
72
420 673 568
459 448 892
500 178 322
98 559 873
99 585 462
110 819 177
111 709 056
109 400 370
114 284 301
116 729 814
119 034 407
117 975 450
123 728 853
128 430 534
130 043 485
4.1.8 Community, social and personal services (continued)
4.1.8.6 Non-governmental community, social and personal services
Number of employees
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Fulltime
Part-time
73
365 859
369 826
387 907
363 455
365 859
368 990
371 863
371 769
369 826
370 869
377 975
384 073
387 907
388 703
437 442
74
59 025
52 788
55 177
60 611
59 025
56 670
56 626
53 638
52 788
56 430
57 515
55 895
55 177
55 845
48 235
All
75
424 885
422 615
443 083
424 066
424 885
425 659
428 490
425 407
422 615
427 300
435 488
439 968
443 083
444 550
485 676
Gross salaries and wages (R’000)
Excluding severance,
Severance, termination and
termination and redundancy
redundancy payments
payments
76
77
69 954 024
385 383
75 004 570
364 058
87 587 369
507 526
16 912 681
83 286
16 929 661
100 658
17 353 291
86 976
18 758 391
114 463
17 824 309
94 757
18 548 085
83 026
18 541 324
98 712
20 090 852
87 563
19 389 954
84 329
20 038 262
117 956
20 286 634
133 731
27 872 519
171 510
Including severance,
termination and redundancy
payments
78
70 339 407
75 368 628
88 094 895
16 995 967
17 030 319
17 440 267
18 872 854
17 919 066
18 631 111
18 640 036
20 178 415
19 474 283
20 156 218
20 420 365
28 044 029
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4.1.8 Community, social and personal services (concluded)
4.1.8.7 Total community, social and personal services
Number of employees
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Fulltime
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Part-time
79
2 041 116
2 054 786
2 078 067
2 023 987
2 041 116
2 047 245
2 052 900
2 048 103
2 054 786
2 048 575
2 063 102
2 066 223
2 078 067
2 078 203
2 131 362
80
317 971
329 791
525 353
310 695
317 971
330 776
314 260
350 322
329 791
349 782
350 207
396 025
525 353
393 040
393 909
All
81
2 359 088
2 384 578
2 603 419
2 334 682
2 359 088
2 378 020
2 367 161
2 398 425
2 384 578
2 398 358
2 413 307
2 462 248
2 603 419
2 471 245
2 525 270
Gross salaries and wages (R’000)
Excluding severance,
Severance, termination
Including severance,
termination and redundancy
and redundancy
termination and redundancy
payments
payments
payments
82
83
84
488 908 509
2 104 466
491 012 975
532 442 366
2 375 154
534 817 520
586 116 839
2 156 378
588 273 217
115 042 043
513 797
115 555 840
116 130 944
484 837
116 615 781
127 742 939
516 505
128 259 444
129 992 583
589 327
130 581 910
126 657 557
661 879
127 319 436
132 372 726
542 686
132 915 412
134 771 369
598 481
135 369 850
138 640 714
572 108
139 212 822
136 866 278
583 455
137 449 733
143 394 038
491 033
143 885 071
148 337 977
512 922
148 850 899
157 518 546
568 968
158 087 514
4.1.9 Total (all industries)
Number of employees
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Fulltime
Part-time
85
7 423 570
7 398 883
7 435 028
7 383 961
7 423 570
7 418 067
7 426 089
7 406 757
7 398 883
7 382 091
7 420 781
7 400 251
7 435 028
7 455 980
7 881 002
86
1 005 702
1 037 813
1 235 397
999 182
1 005 702
1 021 458
1 029 506
1 058 269
1 037 813
1 073 981
1 076 796
1 110 520
1 235 397
1 082 943
1 108 338
Gross salaries and wages (R’000)
All
87
8 429 271
8 436 696
8 670 425
8 383 143
8 429 271
8 439 526
8 455 595
8 465 026
8 436 696
8 456 072
8 497 577
8 510 771
8 670 425
8 538 923
8 989 340
Excluding
severance,
termination and
redundancy
payments
88
1 465 700 528
1 583 448 002
1 741 482 835
348 921 194
352 439 268
371 908 318
392 431 748
377 376 729
384 761 204
398 113 241
423 196 828
404 903 261
409 168 730
428 142 322
499 268 522
Severance, termination
and redundancy
payments
Including severance, termination and
redundancy payments
89
90
10 446 513
13 122 506
12 813 677
2 253 441
2 543 736
2 663 765
2 985 571
3 213 596
2 935 309
3 208 523
3 765 078
2 678 108
3 031 470
3 028 851
4 075 248
1 476 147 041
1 596 570 508
1 754 296 512
351 174 635
354 983 004
374 572 083
395 417 319
380 590 325
387 696 513
401 321 764
426 961 906
407 581 369
412 200 200
431 171 173
503 343 770
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4.2
Average monthly earnings per employee by industry
Average monthly earnings at current prices are calculated by dividing the total gross earnings, excluding severance, termination and redundancy payments,
for the reference month by the number of employees as at the end of the reference month.
Average monthly earnings at constant 2000 prices measure average monthly earnings after the direct effects of inflation have been eliminated. The deflator
used to deflate the current average earnings is the consumer price index (2000=100). This index has been linked to the new CPI that has been rebased to
2008 = 100 from January 2009.
4.2.1 Mining and quarrying
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
At current prices
Including bonuses and
Excluding bonuses and
overtime payments
overtime payments
91
92
14 901
16 330
16 916
14 175
14 645
14 948
15 837
15 562
15 469
16 659
17 631
15 155
15 319
18 201
18 990
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
At constant 2000 prices
Including bonuses and
Excluding bonuses and
overtime payments
overtime payments
93
94
7 560
7 832
9 788
7 341
7 467
7 560
7 871
7 616
7 475
7 918
8 317
7 002
6 942
8 129
17 077
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
Source: The Minerals Bureau, Department of Mineral Resources
4.2.2 Manufacturing
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
At current prices
Including bonuses and
Excluding bonuses and
overtime payments
overtime payments
95
96
12 520
11 549
13 420
12 492
14 310
13 349
12 030
11 127
12 340
11 399
12 687
11 759
13 024
11 909
12 810
11 898
13 360
12 463
13 585
12 710
13 926
12 898
13 640
12 766
13 997
13 031
14 419
13 494
15 184
14 105
At constant 2000 prices
Including bonuses and
Excluding bonuses and
overtime payments
overtime payments
97
98
6 353
5 860
6 438
5 993
8 185
7 629
6 230
5 762
6 292
5 812
6 416
5 947
6 473
5 919
6 269
5 823
6 456
6 022
6 457
6 041
6 569
6 084
6 302
5 898
6 343
5 905
6 440
6 027
13 655
12 684
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4.2.3 Electricity, gas and water supply
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
At current prices
Including bonuses and
Excluding bonuses and
overtime payments
overtime payments
99
100
27 359
25 229
28 885
26 757
31 372
29 162
25 880
23 947
26 505
24 354
28 149
26 042
28 900
26 572
28 585
26 217
28 522
26 313
28 346
26 473
30 086
28 026
29 887
27 757
30 508
27 987
30 778
28 705
34 314
32 198
At constant 2000 prices
Including bonuses and
Excluding bonuses and
overtime payments
overtime payments
101
102
13 879
12 799
13 860
12 837
18 060
16 821
13 402
12 401
13 514
12 417
14 236
13 171
14 364
13 207
13 990
12 831
13 782
12 714
13 474
12 583
14 192
13 220
13 809
12 825
13 825
12 683
13 747
12 821
30 858
28 955
At current prices
Including bonuses and
Excluding bonuses and
overtime payments
overtime payments
103
104
10 409
9 633
11 175
10 525
11 923
11 337
9 894
9 183
10 186
9 461
10 495
9 778
11 062
10 111
10 533
9 897
11 356
10 702
11 460
10 819
11 350
10 683
11 223
10 683
11 692
11 036
11 999
11 419
12 778
12 209
At constant 2000 prices
Including bonuses and
Excluding bonuses and
overtime payments
overtime payments
105
106
5 281
4 888
5 361
5 049
6 833
6 504
5 124
4 756
5 193
4 824
5 308
4 945
5 498
5 025
5 155
4 844
5 487
5 171
5 447
5 143
5 354
5 039
5 185
4 936
5 298
5 001
5 359
5 100
11 491
10 979
4.2.4 Construction
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
4.2.5 Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles, motor cycles and personal and household goods; hotels and restaurants
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
At current prices
Including bonuses and
Excluding bonuses and
overtime payments
overtime payments
107
108
8 886
8 416
9 708
9 353
10 591
10 256
8 573
8 133
8 687
8 273
8 972
8 488
9 313
8 768
9 168
8 762
9 671
9 336
9 936
9 611
10 055
9 702
10 109
9 788
10 379
9 960
10 611
10 318
11 264
10 956
At constant 2000 prices
Including bonuses and
Excluding bonuses and
overtime payments
overtime payments
109
110
4 509
4 270
4 657
4 486
6 061
5 874
4 440
4 212
4 429
4 218
4 538
4 293
4 629
4 358
4 487
4 288
4 673
4 511
4 723
4 568
4 743
4 577
4 671
4 522
4 703
4 514
4 739
4 608
10 129
9 853
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4.2.6 Transport, storage and communication
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
At current prices
Including bonuses and
Excluding bonuses and
overtime payments
overtime payments
111
112
17 222
15 811
18 523
17 130
19 772
18 342
16 343
15 128
17 115
15 637
17 798
16 270
17 631
16 210
17 593
16 302
18 606
16 948
18 863
17 578
19 029
17 691
18 521
17 307
19 711
18 280
20 058
18 680
20 799
19 100
At constant 2000 prices
Including bonuses and
Excluding bonuses and
overtime payments
overtime payments
113
114
8 738
8 023
8 886
8 217
11 288
10 450
8 463
7 834
8 726
7 973
9 001
8 228
8 763
8 057
8 610
7 978
8 990
8 189
8 966
8 355
8 976
8 345
8 557
7 996
8 932
8 284
8 959
8 343
18 704
17 176
4.2.7 Financial intermediation, insurance, real estate and business services
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
At current prices
Including bonuses and
Excluding bonuses and
overtime payments
overtime payments
115
116
14 817
13 833
15 051
14 595
16 198
15 789
14 181
13 632
14 980
13 984
15 009
13 847
15 097
13 870
14 502
13 946
14 897
14 473
15 330
14 910
15 475
15 050
15 517
15 104
15 632
15 159
16 120
15 726
17 523
17 166
At constant 2000 prices
Including bonuses and
Excluding bonuses and
overtime payments
overtime payments
117
118
7 519
7 022
7 221
7 001
9 303
9 078
7 344
7 060
7 638
7 130
7 591
7 003
7 503
6 894
7 097
6 825
7 198
6 993
7 287
7 087
7 300
7 099
7 169
6 979
7 084
6 870
7 200
7 024
15 758
15 437
4.2.8 Community, social and personal services
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
At current prices
Including bonuses and
Excluding bonuses and
overtime payments
overtime payments
119
120
16 427
15 978
17 292
16 982
18 374
18 065
15 683
15 337
16 055
15 636
16 817
16 444
17 151
16 495
16 596
16 228
17 513
17 205
17 594
17 308
17 465
17 187
17 367
17 051
18 153
17 842
18 888
18 608
19 089
18 760
At constant 2000 prices
Including bonuses and
Excluding bonuses and
overtime payments
overtime payments
121
122
8 334
8 107
8 296
8 147
10 463
10 286
8 122
7 943
8 186
7 972
8 505
8 316
8 524
8 198
8 122
7 942
8 462
8 313
8 363
8 227
8 238
8 107
8 024
7 878
8 226
8 085
8 436
8 311
17 166
16 871
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4.2.9 Total (all industries)
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2014
2012
2013
2014
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
At current prices
Including bonuses and
Excluding bonuses and
overtime payments
overtime payments
123
124
13 748
14 537
15 544
13 143
13 578
13 980
14 291
13 908
14 506
14 795
14 937
14 731
15 205
15 770
16 470
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
At constant 2000 prices
Including bonuses and
Excluding bonuses and
overtime payments
overtime payments
125
126
6 976
6 961
8 888
6 806
6 923
7 070
7 103
6 755
7 009
7 032
7 046
6 806
6 890
7 043
14 811
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
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4.3
Quarterly labour force survey
The Quarterly labour force survey (QLFS) is a household-based sample survey, specifically designed to measure the dynamics of employment and
unemployment in the country. It measures a variety of issues related to the labour market, including unemployment rates (official), according to standard
definitions of the International Labour Organisation (ILO).
OFFICIAL AND EXPANDED UNEMPLOYMENT RATES
Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) uses the following definition of unemployment as its official definition: The unemployed are those people within the
economically active population who, (a) did not work in the calendar week preceding the interview, (b) have taken active steps to look for work or to start a
business in the four weeks prior to the interview, and (c) want to work and were available to start work in the reference week.
Stats SA reports on the situation of the unemployed using the official definitions only. However, in the present economic climate, there is a proportion of
discouraged job seekers who face constraints, for example high travel costs and lack of transport, when seeking work, and these are reported on
separately.
4.3.1 Estimated population of working age (15 to 64 years) by population group, gender and labour market status, according to the official definition of
unemployment, March 2015
Population group and gender
Black/African
Coloured
Indian/Asian
White
All population groups
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Workers
(1 000)
127
6 369
4 975
11 344
892
757
1 650
316
185
501
1 118
846
1 965
8 696
6 763
15 459
Economically active
Unemployed
Total
Unemployed rate (%)
(1 000)
(1 000)
128
129
130
2 428
8 797
27,6
2 361
7 336
32,2
4 788
16 133
29,7
245
1 137
21,5
256
1 013
25,3
501
2 150
23,3
54
370
14,6
39
224
17,6
93
594
15,7
82
1 200
6,8
71
917
7,7
153
2 117
7,2
2 808
11 504
24,4
2 727
9 490
28,7
5 535
20 994
26,4
Not economically active
(1 000)
131
5 205
7 086
12 291
462
703
1 164
127
250
377
337
636
972
6 131
8 674
14 805
Total
(1 000)
132
14 002
14 422
28 423
1 599
1 716
3 315
497
474
971
1 537
1 553
3 090
17 634
18 164
35 799
Source: Stats SA, Quarterly labour force survey (Statistical release P0211)
Note: Due to rounding, numbers do not necessarily add up to totals.
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4.3.2 Estimated population of working age (15 to 64 years) by province, gender and labour market status, according to the official definition of
unemployment, March 2015
Province and gender
Eastern Cape
Free State
Gauteng
KwaZulu-Natal
Limpopo
Mpumalanga
North West
Northern Cape
Western Cape
South Africa
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Workers
(1 000)
133
701
656
1 358
470
332
802
2 824
2 088
4 911
1 384
1 162
2 546
698
511
1 208
675
479
1 154
564
349
912
173
135
307
1 209
1 052
2 261
8 696
6 763
15 459
Economically active
Unemployed
Total
(1 000)
(1 000)
134
135
288
989
284
940
572
1 929
174
644
176
508
350
1 152
992
3 816
953
3 041
1 945
6 857
400
1 784
384
1 546
784
3 330
146
844
159
670
305
1 513
236
910
222
701
458
1 612
200
764
161
510
361
1 274
71
244
88
223
159
466
300
1 509
300
1 352
600
2 861
2 808
11 504
2 727
9 490
5 535
20 994
Unemployed rate
(%)
136
29,1
30,2
29,6
27,1
34,6
30,4
26,0
31,3
28,4
22,4
24,8
23,6
17,3
23,7
20,1
25,9
31,7
28,4
26,2
31,6
28,4
29,2
39,4
34,1
19,9
22,2
21,0
24,4
28,7
26,4
Not economically
active (1 000)
Total
(1 000)
137
957
1 211
2 168
300
413
713
1 039
1 573
2 613
1 453
1 884
3 337
803
1 227
2 030
477
648
1 124
449
689
1 138
123
174
297
530
855
1 385
6 131
8 674
14 805
138
1 946
2 151
4 098
944
921
1 865
4 855
4 614
9 469
3 237
3 430
6 667
1 646
1 897
3 543
1 387
1 349
2 736
1 213
1 199
2 411
367
397
764
2 039
2 208
4 246
17 634
18 164
35 799
Source: Stats SA, Quarterly labour force survey (Statistical release P0211)
Note: Due to rounding, numbers do not necessarily add up to totals.
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4.3.3 Workers (employers, employees and self-employed) of working age (15 to 64 years) in the formal sector by main industry, gender and population
group, March 2015
1 000
Black/African
Coloured
Indian/Asian
White
All population groups
Main industry and gender
139
140
141
142
143
Agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing
Male
327
141
†
42
512
Female
184
76
†
†
271
Total
511
216
†
51
782
Mining and quarrying
Male
315
†
†
54
378
Female
51
†
†
12
64
Total
365
†
†
65
442
Manufacturing
Male
733
134
49
173
1 089
Female
287
95
16
75
474
Total
1 021
229
65
249
1 563
Electricity, gas and water supply
Male
86
14
†
15
119
Female
15
†
..
†
19
Total
102
15
†
18
137
Construction
Male
569
87
20
100
775
Female
123
†
†
17
153
Total
692
95
24
118
929
Wholesale and retail trade
Male
701
109
68
180
1 059
Female
678
130
26
134
968
Total
1 380
239
94
313
2 026
Transport, storage and communication
Male
356
46
31
64
497
Female
87
22
†
37
152
Total
443
68
37
101
649
Financial intermediation, insurance, real estate
Male
725
94
50
280
1 149
and business services
Female
470
97
56
211
834
Total
1 195
191
106
491
1 984
Community, social and personal services
Male
885
135
40
134
1 195
Female
1 340
194
58
276
1 867
Total
2 225
329
99
410
3 062
Other
Male
†
..
..
..
†
Female
..
..
..
†
†
Total
†
..
..
†
†
Total
Male
4 701
767
265
1 042
6 775
Female
3 235
624
170
774
4 804
Total
7 937
1 390
435
1 817
11 579
Source: Stats SA, Quarterly labour force survey (Statistical release P0211)
Note: Due to rounding, numbers do not necessarily add up to totals.
† For values of 10 000 or less the sample size is too small for reliable estimates.
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LABOUR
4.3.4 Workers (employers, employees and self-employed) of working age (15 to 64 years) in the informal sector by main industry, gender and population
group, March 2015
1 000
Black/African
Other1
All population groups
Main industry and gender
144
145
146
Agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing
Male
80
11
91
Female
17
†
18
Total
97
12
109
Mining and quarrying
Male
†
..
†
Female
†
..
†
Total
†
..
†
Manufacturing
Male
110
34
144
Female
61
†
71
Total
171
45
216
Electricity, gas and water supply
Male
†
..
†
Female
†
..
†
Total
†
..
†
Construction
Male
331
49
380
Female
11
†
13
Total
342
50
393
Wholesale and retail trade
Male
429
78
507
Female
475
38
512
Total
904
116
1 019
Transport, storage and communication
Male
208
17
224
Female
19
†
26
Total
226
24
250
Financial intermediation, insurance, real estate
Male
110
20
130
and business services
Female
59
23
82
Total
169
43
211
Community, social and personal services
Male
122
22
144
Female
191
53
244
Total
314
74
388
Other
Male
..
..
..
Female
..
..
..
Total
..
..
..
Total
Male
1 395
231
1 626
Female
834
132
966
Total
2 230
363
2 593
Source: Stats SA, Quarterly labour force survey (Statistical release P0211)
Note: Due to rounding, numbers do not necessarily add up to totals.
1
Other includes Coloured, Indian/Asian and White. These population groups are aggregated due to the small sample size.
† For values of 10 000 or less the sample size is too small for reliable estimates.
4.3.5 Labour market trends according to the official definition of unemployment
Year and quarter
2013
2014
2015
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Workers
(1 000)
(A)
147
14 558
14 692
15 036
15 177
15 055
15 094
15 117
15 320
15 459
Economically active
Unemployed rate1
Unemployed
(%)
(1 000) (B)
(C)
148
149
4 862
25,0
4 972
25,3
4 880
24,5
4 830
24,1
5 067
25,2
5 154
25,5
5 151
25,4
4 909
24,3
5 535
26,4
Not economically active (1 000)
150
15 138
15 049
14 952
15 015
15 055
15 084
15 221
15 415
14 805
Source: Stats SA, Quarterly labour force survey (Statistical release P0211)
1
C=(B/(A+B))x100.
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5.1
Producer price indices 5.1
5.1.1
Final manufactured goods5.1
5.1.2
Intermediate manufactured goods5.4
5.1.3
Electricity and water5.5
5.1.4
Mining5.5
5.1.5 Agriculture, forestry and fishing
5.6
5.1.6
Analytical series5.7
5.1.7 Producer Price Index for exported commodities
according to groups5.7
5.1.8 Producer Price Index for imported commodities
according to groups5.16
5.2
Consumer price indices 5.25
5.2.1
All items5.25
5.2.2
Food and non-alcoholic beverages5.26
5.2.3
Primary urban areas5.27
5.2.4
All urban areas5.31
Chapter five
Prices
5
5.1
PRICES
5.1
Producer price indices
The Producer price index (PPI) measures price trends of commodities in domestic output (including exports), imported and exported commodities
throughout the major sectors of the economy, i.e. agriculture, forestry, fishing, mining, manufacturing, electricity, gas and water supply.
All commodities included in the PPI, are classified according to the Standard Industrial Classification of all Economic Activities (SIC). The SIC is based on a
standard industrial classification compiled by the United Nations (UN) for international use. Commodities in the manufacturing sector are divided into 23
major industrial groups according to the SIC.
Price information is collected for products known as 'indicator products'. Indicator products are identified as those products whose sale value represents the
largest part of the total value of sales (turnover) in an industrial group. Prices are collected at the first sales point after production, which is producers in the
case of locally produced commodities, and importers and exporters in the case of imported and exported commodities. Prices 'ex-factory' are requested but
'delivered' or 'free on rail/free on board' are accepted if it is the normal basis of quotation. Where prices are dependent on the quantity purchased or the
class of purchaser, the price for the predominant quantity or class of purchaser is collected. Value-added tax (VAT) is excluded and normal discounts
generally available to purchasers are excluded from quoted prices.
Where possible, price information is collected at successive time intervals for the same grade or quality of commodities. In the case of specialised
commodities, such as machinery and transport equipment, price information is collected for equivalent items. Where quality or other changes occur in
commodities, or where substitute commodities are introduced, the price indices are adjusted to compensate for any change in the price solely due to quality
or similar changes.
Price information refers to the first seven days of the relevant month, except in the mining and agricultural sectors where average prices for the relevant
month are collected. Most prices for commodities manufactured locally are collected at three-monthly intervals, while prices of imported commodities are
collected monthly. If Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) were notified of price changes for products not surveyed on a monthly basis, products would be
surveyed whenever price changes occur.
5.1.1 Final manufactured goods
Base: 2012=100
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Final
manufactured
goods
1
PPC30000
106,0
113,9
109,9
111,3
112,7
113,8
114,0
114,3
114,9
114,9
115,0
115,3
115,3
115,1
113,8
114,2
116,2
Food products,
beverages and
tobacco products
2
PPC31000
105,9
114,0
108,9
110,3
112,5
113,6
113,8
113,9
114,8
115,3
115,2
116,0
116,5
117,0
117,0
118,0
119,3
Food
products
3
PPC31100
106,4
115,4
110,2
111,7
113,6
114,9
115,2
115,3
116,0
116,7
116,5
117,6
118,3
119,0
119,0
119,7
120,2
All
4
PPC31110
105,8
116,2
110,9
112,3
114,6
115,3
115,3
114,6
115,5
116,4
116,5
118,7
121,2
122,8
122,7
122,1
122,2
Food products
Meat, fish, fruit, vegetables, oils and fats
Meat and
Fish and fish
Fruit and
meat
products
vegetables
products
5
6
7
PPC31111
PPC31112
PPC31113
105,4
110,7
103,7
116,4
126,4
111,2
109,4
122,1
107,2
111,7
122,8
107,3
113,9
125,9
109,7
115,1
125,2
111,0
114,1
127,4
111,1
112,7
127,6
111,4
114,7
127,8
111,6
116,4
127,8
111,9
116,4
127,4
112,4
120,3
127,4
113,1
124,7
128,0
113,7
127,5
127,2
114,2
126,3
127,9
114,2
125,7
127,4
114,1
125,7
129,8
112,9
Oils and
fats
8
PPC31114
107,5
108,8
110,7
113,4
112,4
111,6
111,8
110,2
106,1
106,1
105,5
105,7
105,1
106,9
111,0
109,2
107,7
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PRICES
5.1.1 Final manufactured goods (continued)
Dairy
products
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
All
9
PPC31115
107,2
118,9
110,5
110,8
113,6
117,4
119,2
120,8
121,8
123,3
120,7
123,1
123,2
122,5
122,3
123,3
123,9
Base: 2012=100
Food products
Grain mill products, starches and starch products, and
animal feeds
Grain mill
Starches, starch products
All
products
and animal feeds
10
11
12
PPC31120
PPC31121
PPC31122
105,3
103,8
107,7
113,5
111,0
117,0
110,7
106,8
115,9
113,5
110,8
117,3
115,7
114,3
117,9
115,7
114,8
117,5
115,3
114,8
116,5
114,5
113,9
115,9
113,8
112,6
115,9
113,7
111,0
117,5
112,9
109,3
117,8
111,9
107,6
117,5
111,5
107,0
117,4
112,6
109,2
117,3
112,4
108,5
117,4
113,5
110,7
117,8
115,1
113,2
118,7
Other food products
All
13
PPC31130
106,9
114,3
109,4
110,8
112,1
113,4
113,9
114,5
115,4
115,9
116,4
116,7
116,6
116,7
116,9
118,7
119,2
Bakery
products
14
PPC31131
110,8
119,3
114,2
115,5
116,0
118,2
118,3
119,0
120,2
121,7
121,8
122,2
122,2
122,5
122,5
124,2
124,9
Sugar
15
PPC31132
99,7
103,4
99,3
100,5
105,2
104,1
104,4
104,9
104,9
101,9
104,5
104,1
103,9
103,5
103,8
107,0
106,8
Other
food
16
PPC31133
99,4
106,5
101,7
103,4
104,2
104,5
106,6
107,2
107,9
108,4
108,1
108,8
108,7
108,8
110,4
110,6
111,1
5.1.1 Final manufactured goods (continued)
Beverages
Tobacco
products
17
PPC31200
105,1
110,4
106,1
107,5
110,2
111,0
111,0
111,2
111,3
111,3
111,3
111,4
111,4
111,5
111,5
113,6
117,0
18
PPC31300
104,4
112,1
105,4
105,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
116,2
116,2
116,2
116,2
116,2
116,2
116,2
116,2
120,7
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Base: 2012=100
Textiles, clothing and footwear
All
Textile
Clothing
Footwear
All
19
PPC32000
105,1
112,5
108,8
109,5
110,6
112,0
112,0
112,4
113,9
114,0
114,2
114,3
114,3
114,3
114,9
115,5
115,8
20
PPC32100
104,7
109,7
106,7
107,6
107,7
110,1
110,1
110,4
110,7
110,7
110,7
110,7
110,7
110,8
110,7
111,8
111,8
21
PPC32200
105,6
113,8
110,2
110,5
111,6
113,2
113,2
113,6
115,2
115,4
115,6
115,7
115,7
115,7
116,3
117,0
117,2
22
PPC32300
103,6
107,3
102,4
105,5
106,8
107,1
107,2
107,2
108,4
108,7
108,7
108,7
108,7
108,7
110,2
110,4
110,4
23
PPC33000
106,8
113,2
109,6
110,1
111,0
112,2
112,7
113,4
113,6
113,1
113,5
116,1
116,2
116,4
117,1
118,0
119,8
Wood and paper products
Paper and
Other wood
printed products
products
24
25
PPC33100
PPC33200
106,9
104,3
113,4
107,8
109,8
106,4
110,3
106,4
111,2
106,4
112,4
109,1
112,9
109,1
113,6
109,1
113,9
107,9
113,3
107,9
113,8
107,9
116,4
107,9
116,6
107,9
116,7
107,9
117,4
107,9
118,3
107,9
120,1
109,9
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PRICES
5.1.1 Final manufactured goods (continued)
Base: 2012=100
Coke, petroleum, chemical, rubber and plastic products
Year and month
Coke, petroleum,
chemical, rubber and
plastic products
26
PPC34000
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
106,8
113,9
111,2
113,5
115,9
116,7
116,3
116,3
116,5
115,0
114,8
112,6
110,4
107,5
100,5
99,9
105,1
Chemical
products
Coal and petroleum products
All
27
PPC34100
108,7
113,9
116,2
119,4
119,8
118,7
117,4
117,6
118,2
115,5
115,1
109,5
103,7
96,0
82,0
80,8
88,3
Petrol
28
PPC34110
108,6
113,5
115,6
119,3
119,9
119,1
118,0
118,8
119,5
115,0
115,2
108,3
101,4
92,4
76,3
78,5
88,4
Diesel
29
PPC34120
108,9
112,6
117,7
120,8
120,6
118,4
116,8
116,3
115,8
114,4
112,8
106,2
99,9
91,0
80,0
74,1
81,5
Other
30
PPC34130
108,2
115,3
112,2
114,1
115,3
115,4
114,6
113,6
116,4
116,6
117,0
117,0
115,8
115,0
102,4
99,9
99,6
All
31
PPC34200
105,6
112,5
107,5
108,5
111,9
113,6
113,5
113,5
113,6
113,4
113,3
113,5
113,6
113,6
114,7
114,8
117,7
Rubber and
plastic
products
All
32
PPC34300
103,8
117,6
107,0
112,9
117,8
121,5
122,3
121,7
121,1
117,7
117,7
117,0
117,1
116,8
117,4
117,4
117,1
Non-metallic
mineral
products
33
PPC35000
106,3
114,5
111,6
113,2
112,9
114,2
114,6
114,9
115,3
115,1
115,4
115,3
115,5
115,6
115,8
116,3
116,5
5.1.1 Final manufactured goods (concluded)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Base: 2012=100
Metals, machinery, equipment and computing
equipment
Electrical
machinery
Househol
General
and
Structura
d
and
apparatus
l and
appliance
special
and
All
fabricate
s and
All
purpose
subcompo
d metal
office
machiner
-nents
products
machiner
y
y
34
35
36
37
38
39
PPC3
PPC3610
PPC3620
PPC3800
PPC36300
PPC37000
6000
0
0
0
104,5
101,1
108,4
105,5
105,1
107,4
113,6
106,9
121,5
113,9
111,8
116,2
109,7
103,0
117,5
109,1
109,7
113,0
111,1
104,4
118,9
111,0
110,9
113,9
111,3
104,9
118,8
111,0
111,0
114,0
111,9
105,0
119,9
113,3
110,5
116,0
112,8
106,1
120,4
114,8
111,0
116,5
113,5
106,4
121,6
115,0
111,2
116,7
113,9
106,9
122,0
115,0
112,0
117,1
114,7
107,6
122,8
114,4
112,1
117,0
115,3
108,3
123,5
115,4
113,0
117,0
116,2
109,4
124,3
115,8
113,2
117,3
116,6
110,2
124,3
115,6
113,2
117,7
116,7
110,1
124,3
116,3
113,2
118,3
117,1
110,2
125,0
117,5
113,4
117,3
117,1
110,1
124,9
118,1
113,3
116,7
118,4
112,9
124,7
118,3
112,8
117,8
Transport equipment
Motor
vehicles
Bodies
for motor
vehicles
40
PPC3810
0
105,5
112,6
109,4
109,8
110,1
111,8
113,0
113,0
113,8
113,8
113,8
113,4
114,3
115,3
113,6
113,7
114,2
41
PPC3820
0
105,4
113,6
108,0
112,9
113,5
114,0
114,5
114,5
114,7
114,4
114,1
114,2
114,4
114,5
114,1
111,1
109,4
Parts and
accessorie
s for motor
vehicles
and their
engines
Furniture and
other
manufacturin
g
42
43
PPC38300
PPC39000
110,6
121,7
119,0
119,8
119,5
122,1
121,9
122,4
122,1
122,0
122,1
123,2
123,0
123,3
122,7
121,9
124,2
103,1
109,4
104,2
106,1
106,5
108,9
109,2
109,5
109,4
109,4
109,7
111,8
113,6
114,6
114,2
117,2
117,5
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PRICES
5.1.2 Intermediate manufactured goods
Base: 2012=100
Textiles and leather
goods
All
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
44
PPD30000
107,9
116,7
113,2
115,1
116,0
116,5
117,1
117,3
117,5
117,8
117,9
117,7
116,9
117,2
117,0
116,8
117,1
45
PPD31000
118,6
128,6
123,9
129,0
126,6
129,1
131,8
128,0
130,2
130,0
130,0
130,1
128,5
126,2
127,1
127,3
131,3
Sawmilling and
wood
46
PPD32000
105,1
110,5
107,4
107,9
108,4
109,9
109,9
109,7
111,1
111,6
112,0
112,5
112,6
112,7
113,3
114,5
115,7
All
47
PPD33000
107,5
117,0
112,8
114,4
116,4
116,2
116,9
117,2
117,2
117,7
118,1
119,0
119,0
118,6
116,9
115,6
114,9
Chemicals, rubber and plastic products
Basic and other
Plastic
chemicals
products
48
49
PPD31100
PPD31200
109,1
105,9
116,3
116,3
116,8
109,9
117,1
112,1
119,5
114,3
116,2
115,3
116,6
116,1
117,4
116,3
116,2
116,7
117,1
117,1
117,0
117,7
115,7
119,4
114,1
120,1
112,4
120,0
107,9
119,0
106,8
117,5
106,9
116,2
Rubber
products
50
PPD31300
118,4
129,4
130,5
130,5
130,5
128,8
128,8
128,8
129,3
129,3
129,3
129,0
129,0
129,0
130,3
130,3
130,6
5.1.2 Intermediate manufactured goods (concluded)
Year and month
Glass and glass
products
51
PPD34000
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
107,5
117,2
115,2
116,3
117,5
117,5
117,5
117,5
117,5
117,5
117,2
117,2
117,7
117,7
118,3
118,7
119,5
All
52
PPD35000
107,7
115,2
112,3
114,4
115,1
115,3
115,7
116,8
116,0
116,4
116,3
115,2
113,8
115,5
115,8
115,9
115,6
Base: 2012=100
Basic and fabricated metals
Basic iron and
Basic precious and non - ferrous
steel
metals
53
54
PPD35100
PPD35200
108,6
109,1
118,3
115,0
114,8
112,7
116,4
115,7
117,5
115,8
118,7
114,6
120,0
113,8
119,7
116,9
118,2
117,2
118,7
117,3
118,6
117,1
118,8
114,3
118,6
111,0
119,8
113,5
118,8
115,2
118,8
115,5
117,7
116,0
Recycling and manufacturing
n.e.c.
55
PPD36000
98,4
111,7
108,0
110,3
111,3
112,6
113,2
113,8
115,5
115,6
114,6
111,1
107,9
106,4
105,1
102,6
101,5
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PRICES
5.1.3 Electricity and water
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Base: 2012=100
All
Electricity
56
57
PPE10000
PPE11000
110,6
111,1
121,5
122,3
105,2
103,8
106,6
105,5
104,9
103,4
108,1
106,7
109,6
108,5
145,7
151,5
158,8
166,3
157,4
164,6
119,3
119,0
114,2
113,0
114,6
113,4
113,1
111,7
114,7
113,7
115,3
114,4
113,9
112,7
Water
58
PPE11200
110,3
119,1
114,4
114,4
114,4
117,3
117,3
117,3
122,4
122,4
122,4
122,4
122,4
122,4
122,4
122,4
122,4
5.1.4 Mining
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
All
59
PPF10000
105,3
109,7
110,2
112,0
110,7
109,9
109,6
111,1
112,2
112,1
110,7
107,0
104,2
107,0
108,3
105,9
105,8
Coal and gas
60
PPF11000
105,8
109,6
112,1
111,9
110,8
110,5
110,2
112,1
110,5
109,2
107,9
106,5
106,4
106,6
104,5
105,2
105,5
Base: 2012=100
Gold and other metal ores
Non-ferrous metal ores
61
62
PPF12000
PPF13000
100,2
108,3
97,8
117,9
99,9
115,8
103,3
118,4
103,7
116,1
100,0
116,6
98,1
117,7
97,1
120,4
98,6
123,0
97,7
122,9
95,3
121,5
93,0
116,5
91,4
110,8
95,4
114,8
98,7
116,9
94,3
113,4
94,5
113,6
Stone quarrying, clay and diamonds
63
PPF14000
99,6
99,4
101,1
101,4
98,4
98,0
94,6
95,7
96,9
105,2
105,8
97,3
97,3
100,5
102,3
102,4
98,8
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5.1.5 Agriculture, forestry and fishing
Base: 2012=100
Agriculture, forestry and fishing
Agriculture
64
PPG10000
65
PPG11000
102,3
107,5
111,0
109,3
112,1
106,6
105,1
102,4
101,3
103,2
106,5
108,7
110,7
112,8
107,7
108,4
110,0
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
102,6
108,0
110,1
108,9
111,3
107,3
106,2
103,9
103,3
104,6
107,6
109,1
111,0
112,6
108,1
108,6
110,2
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
All
66
PPG11100
108,8
111,4
124,1
122,6
124,4
112,2
109,3
102,7
101,4
101,5
105,2
108,4
110,5
114,4
106,1
109,8
114,1
Agriculture
Products of crops and horticulture
Cereals and other crops
Fruit and vegetables
67
68
PPG11110
PPG11120
100,7
115,6
104,2
117,1
122,8
123,3
123,3
119,6
125,1
121,5
106,7
116,3
99,4
118,0
96,7
107,3
93,4
108,1
92,6
109,1
92,9
116,3
96,4
119,2
99,4
120,5
101,9
125,5
101,3
110,3
110,6
109,2
113,3
114,9
5.1.5 Agriculture, forestry and fishing (concluded)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
All
69
PPG11200
95,8
103,7
97,9
96,0
99,8
101,2
101,1
102,2
101,4
105,0
108,1
109,3
111,2
111,5
109,9
107,4
106,1
Base: 2012=100
Agriculture
Live animals and animal products
Live animals
Milk and eggs
Other animal products
70
71
72
PPG11210
PPG11220
PPG11230
90,6
109,1
110,2
97,9
119,7
111,3
92,5
111,8
113,2
89,6
112,4
112,8
93,6
115,9
113,3
94,0
121,1
107,5
93,8
121,1
110,6
94,9
122,1
110,5
93,6
122,7
110,5
98,8
122,3
110,5
103,4
121,0
113,4
105,0
121,1
113,8
107,5
121,5
111,8
107,5
123,5
108,2
105,2
123,5
110,1
101,7
123,6
109,4
99,3
125,0
109,4
Forestry
Fishing
73
PPG12000
101,9
104,3
102,3
102,9
103,4
104,1
104,3
105,0
105,0
105,0
105,0
105,0
105,0
105,0
105,0
105,0
105,0
74
PPG13000
108,0
130,7
123,2
125,5
126,0
128,9
130,8
126,6
130,8
128,8
138,2
130,0
140,3
139,1
134,3
131,1
135,7
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PRICES
5.1.6 - Analytical series
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Final manufactured goods
excluding petroleum
products
75
PPB20000
105,8
113,9
109,5
110,8
112,2
113,4
113,8
114,1
114,7
114,8
115,0
115,7
116,1
116,4
116,6
117,2
118,4
Base: 2012=100
Intermediate manufactured
Final manufactured
goods excluding basic
goods excluding food
metals
76
77
PPB30000
PPB40000
106,0
108,2
113,5
116,7
109,9
113,2
111,3
115,3
112,5
116,1
113,5
116,3
113,8
116,7
114,1
117,1
114,6
117,8
114,4
118,1
114,6
118,2
114,7
117,9
114,4
116,9
113,9
117,0
112,1
116,9
112,4
116,8
114,8
117,3
Mining excluding
precious metals and
stones
78
PPB00000
105,7
112,5
111,9
113,6
113,1
112,4
112,8
113,7
114,1
114,6
113,6
111,4
108,4
110,2
110,0
107,4
108,3
Precious metals
and stones
79
PPB10000
104,7
106,9
109,2
111,2
108,5
107,6
106,0
108,6
110,7
109,8
107,5
101,3
98,7
103,6
107,7
105,1
103,7
5.1.7 Producer Price Index for exported commodities according to groups 1
Base: 2000=100
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2012
2013
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
All
groups
Agriculture, forestry,
fishing and mining
80
PI000005
181,0
183,7
183,4
182,8
182,1
181,8
183,8
180,0
178,3
178,4
180,1
181,5
181,6
178,4
182,8
183,6
184,7
181,6
181,8
184,9
182,6
185,4
183,9
183,2
183,9
185,7
81
PI100005
222,8
229,0
222,9
222,0
220,4
221,9
226,6
223,1
219,3
218,7
223,2
225,8
227,6
221,9
226,3
230,6
231,3
221,9
228,0
232,0
225,9
234,1
228,2
226,7
229,0
233,5
Agriculture
82
PI101005
144,2
159,3
141,5
141,1
139,2
138,9
145,1
146,7
144,2
146,1
147,2
145,0
147,0
148,9
149,4
148,8
149,8
151,6
163,4
164,3
163,7
166,0
164,9
162,4
163,7
163,7
All
Grain
83
PI101105
135,4
147,7
133,5
132,5
130,4
129,9
136,6
138,4
135,6
137,6
138,9
135,0
137,2
139,2
139,8
138,0
138,5
139,3
152,1
153,1
152,3
154,2
153,0
150,1
151,5
150,8
84
PI101125
191,1
194,8
191,1
191,1
191,1
191,1
191,1
191,1
191,1
191,1
191,1
191,1
191,1
191,1
191,1
191,1
193,2
193,2
193,2
193,2
193,2
193,2
193,2
199,1
199,1
205,3
Agriculture
Food
Vegetables and
Fruits and
dried beans
nuts
85
86
PI101145
PI101155
95,3
60,4
95,3
72,1
95,3
58,4
95,3
57,5
95,3
55,3
95,3
54,9
95,3
61,7
95,3
63,4
95,3
60,6
95,3
62,6
95,3
63,9
95,3
60,0
95,3
62,2
95,3
64,2
95,3
64,8
95,3
63,1
95,3
63,1
95,3
63,9
95,3
76,9
95,3
77,8
95,3
77,1
95,3
79,0
95,3
77,7
95,3
73,6
95,3
75,0
95,3
73,2
Oil
seeds
87
PI101175
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
Sugar
cane
88
PI101165
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
The PPI for Exports and Imports was discontinued in December 2013, and was replaced by Export and Import Unit Value Indices in January 2014.
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PRICES
5.1.7 Producer Price Index for exported commodities according to groups (continued) 1
Base: 2000=100
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2012
2013
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Agriculture
Live animals and animal products
Other raw
Live
All
animal
animals
products
89
90
91
PI101405
PI101135
PI101445
346,4
100,0
236,1
514,2
100,0
368,7
331,8
100,0
224,6
321,5
100,0
216,4
321,5
100,0
216,4
326,6
100,0
220,5
331,6
100,0
224,4
331,6
100,0
224,4
334,4
100,0
226,6
334,4
100,0
226,6
334,4
100,0
226,6
396,4
100,0
275,7
396,4
100,0
275,7
396,4
100,0
275,7
396,4
100,0
275,7
442,9
100,0
312,4
466,2
100,0
330,8
517,9
100,0
371,6
517,9
100,0
371,6
517,9
100,0
371,6
525,6
100,0
377,7
551,5
100,0
398,2
551,5
100,0
398,2
551,5
100,0
398,2
551,5
100,0
398,2
579,9
100,0
420,6
Mining and quarrying
Other
agricultural
products
92
PI101205
167,3
168,7
158,3
168,1
168,1
168,1
168,1
168,1
168,1
168,1
168,1
168,1
168,1
168,1
168,1
168,1
168,1
168,1
168,1
168,1
168,1
168,1
168,1
170,4
170,4
170,7
Forestry
93
PI102005
100,6
104,2
100,6
100,6
100,6
100,6
100,6
100,6
100,6
100,6
100,6
100,6
100,6
100,6
100,6
100,6
100,6
100,6
100,6
106,7
106,7
106,7
106,7
106,7
106,7
106,7
Fishing
94
PI103005
237,0
251,9
238,3
230,6
228,6
229,9
231,7
228,6
232,3
238,7
245,7
245,0
245,0
249,5
237,4
240,9
240,9
238,5
235,1
244,8
256,5
260,9
271,5
269,4
269,4
257,5
All
Coal
Metal
ores
Other
minerals
95
PI104005
229,6
235,6
229,8
228,9
227,3
228,8
233,5
229,9
225,9
225,2
229,9
232,7
234,6
228,5
233,1
237,7
238,4
228,4
234,5
238,6
232,1
240,8
234,6
233,1
235,4
240,1
96
PI104105
316,7
312,8
326,3
317,6
320,5
325,8
336,5
317,7
315,9
314,3
303,6
304,4
310,3
308,0
310,8
313,8
313,8
301,3
316,8
315,0
298,1
312,9
303,2
308,5
317,5
341,8
97
PI104305
204,5
209,5
201,9
203,8
200,9
200,8
203,7
203,2
198,4
200,3
209,6
213,2
212,4
205,7
210,0
215,0
215,1
204,3
208,4
211,9
207,5
215,3
209,4
205,9
206,0
205,7
98
PI104405
222,6
258,8
225,1
218,1
217,7
224,1
230,8
235,0
232,9
212,9
213,2
213,2
228,5
219,5
230,8
234,5
242,2
245,9
246,3
269,5
269,5
269,9
270,2
270,3
276,5
279,5
The PPI for Exports and Imports was discontinued in December 2013, and was replaced by Export and Import Unit Value Indices in January 2014.
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PRICES
5.1.7 Producer Price Index for exported commodities according to groups (continued) 1
Base: 2000=100
Food
Manufacturing
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2012
2013
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
99
PI200005
161,8
162,8
165,3
164,8
164,6
163,5
164,1
160,2
159,4
159,9
160,2
161,1
160,3
158,3
162,7
161,9
163,1
163,1
160,4
163,1
162,7
162,8
163,4
163,2
163,1
163,6
All
Meat and
meat
products
Prepared
and
preserved
fish
Fruit and
vegetable
products
Fats and
oils
Dairy
products
100
PI201005
152,8
154,1
154,7
156,1
154,9
149,2
149,1
152,2
157,5
151,7
148,2
154,4
152,8
152,7
152,2
151,5
151,7
149,5
150,9
152,5
153,1
155,2
155,9
161,1
159,5
156,0
101
PI201085
119,2
124,1
122,7
122,7
117,6
117,6
117,6
117,6
117,6
117,6
117,6
120,4
120,4
120,4
120,4
120,4
120,4
120,4
120,4
122,2
122,2
128,5
128,5
128,5
128,5
128,5
102
PI201075
156,6
157,1
156,6
156,6
156,6
156,6
156,1
156,1
156,1
157,5
156,4
157,5
156,6
156,9
157,2
157,8
157,8
156,6
156,9
156,9
156,9
156,9
156,9
156,9
156,9
156,9
103
PI201035
145,0
162,2
128,3
134,3
134,3
145,7
146,1
150,3
148,6
147,6
146,0
149,2
154,7
154,7
152,4
153,5
154,3
152,7
159,6
160,4
169,2
168,3
169,2
169,0
169,0
169,0
104
PI201065
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
199,4
105
PI201015
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
143,1
Grain mill
products
and
bakery
products
106
PI201095
241,8
247,7
235,0
245,2
240,1
240,1
235,0
235,0
255,4
250,3
240,1
260,5
235,0
229,9
234,5
229,9
229,9
250,3
250,3
250,3
250,3
255,4
255,4
255,4
255,4
255,4
Sugar
Other
food
products
107
PI201055
137,4
133,2
145,6
145,8
144,2
131,7
131,7
135,2
143,4
134,4
129,8
137,7
134,4
134,4
134,0
132,6
132,6
129,1
129,1
131,4
129,5
132,7
133,2
141,6
139,0
133,6
108
PI201135
176,2
179,9
175,3
175,3
175,3
174,9
174,9
175,5
176,8
177,0
177,3
177,3
177,3
177,2
177,5
177,9
177,9
179,2
179,2
179,2
179,9
179,9
182,0
182,0
182,0
182,0
The PPI for Exports and Imports was discontinued in December 2013, and was replaced by Export and Import Unit Value Indices in January 2014.
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Beverages
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2012
2013
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
All
Alcoholic
beverages
Nonalcoholic
beverages
109
PI202005
123,3
132,4
120,8
120,8
123,8
124,7
126,4
123,2
123,0
123,0
123,0
123,6
123,6
123,6
123,6
126,8
126,8
126,8
127,7
136,4
136,2
136,2
137,1
137,1
137,3
137,3
110
PI202105
123,0
133,5
120,1
120,1
123,6
124,6
126,6
122,9
122,7
122,7
122,7
123,4
123,4
123,4
123,4
127,1
127,1
127,1
128,1
138,0
137,8
137,8
138,8
138,8
139,1
139,1
111
PI202205
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
121,0
Base: 2000=100
Textiles and made-up goods
Yarn and
thread,
Textile
Tobacco
woven and
articles
products
All
tufted
other than
textile
apparel
fabrics
112
113
114
115
PI203005
PI204005
PI204105
PI204205
182,1
194,0
330,5
126,1
184,3
218,0
353,4
142,4
180,8
189,5
306,4
123,9
180,8
189,5
306,4
123,9
180,8
191,5
306,4
125,3
180,8
192,3
320,9
125,3
180,8
192,7
327,1
125,3
180,8
192,7
327,1
125,3
183,3
197,4
346,7
127,8
183,3
197,4
346,7
127,8
183,3
197,3
345,0
127,8
183,3
195,8
345,0
126,8
183,3
195,8
344,3
126,8
183,3
195,8
344,3
126,8
183,3
195,5
344,3
126,6
183,3
195,1
336,7
126,6
183,3
201,6
336,7
131,3
183,3
205,5
349,8
133,5
183,3
222,9
350,2
146,1
183,3
226,2
352,5
148,4
183,3
227,5
355,3
149,2
185,6
228,3
355,3
149,8
185,6
228,4
356,3
149,8
185,6
228,1
367,3
149,1
185,6
228,1
367,3
149,1
185,6
228,2
369,1
149,1
Wearing apparel
All
Knitted or
crocheted
fabrics
Other
wearing
apparel
116
PI205005
115,6
116,7
114,7
115,7
115,7
115,7
115,7
115,7
115,7
115,7
115,7
115,7
115,7
115,7
115,7
115,7
116,6
116,6
116,9
116,9
116,9
116,9
116,9
116,9
116,9
116,9
117
PI205105
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118,3
118
PI205205
130,4
133,9
127,3
130,7
130,7
130,7
130,7
130,7
130,7
130,7
130,7
130,7
130,7
130,7
130,7
130,7
133,8
133,8
134,7
134,7
134,7
134,7
134,7
134,7
134,7
134,7
The PPI for Exports and Imports was discontinued in December 2013, and was replaced by Export and Import Unit Value Indices in January 2014.
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Base: 2000=100
Year and month
Leather and
leather products
119
PI206005
A
M
2012
2013
2012
2013
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
98,3
Footwear
Wood and
wood products
120
PI207005
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
166,7
121
PI208005
181,7
183,0
178,9
178,9
178,9
178,9
178,9
178,9
186,5
186,5
186,5
182,5
182,5
182,5
182,5
182,5
182,5
182,5
182,5
182,5
183,5
183,5
183,5
183,5
183,5
183,5
All
122
PI210005
149,4
152,9
146,0
147,2
147,2
147,1
147,3
151,5
151,5
151,2
151,3
150,9
150,8
150,7
150,7
150,8
151,1
151,1
151,2
151,1
151,2
151,2
151,3
158,5
158,4
158,5
Paper products and printing
Pulp, paper and
Printing, publishing
paperboard
and allied industries
123
124
PI210105
PI210305
155,8
115,4
160,1
115,4
151,7
115,4
153,2
115,4
153,1
115,4
153,1
115,4
153,3
115,4
158,4
115,3
158,4
115,3
158,0
115,3
158,2
115,3
157,6
115,3
157,6
115,4
157,5
115,4
157,5
115,4
157,6
115,4
157,9
115,4
157,9
115,4
158,0
115,4
157,9
115,4
158,0
115,4
158,0
115,4
158,1
115,4
167,0
115,4
166,8
115,4
166,9
115,4
Products of
petroleum and coal
125
PI212005
259,6
260,7
259,7
260,7
260,1
260,4
260,4
259,4
257,7
257,3
259,2
260,3
259,8
259,8
259,4
260,4
260,4
259,9
259,2
261,5
260,8
260,8
261,3
261,2
261,2
262,0
The PPI for Exports and Imports was discontinued in December 2013, and was replaced by Export and Import Unit Value Indices in January 2014.
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Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2012
2013
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Chemicals and
chemical
products
126
PI211005
141,6
141,0
137,4
137,4
137,5
140,1
141,2
147,9
141,6
141,9
136,7
145,6
145,6
145,7
155,4
146,5
146,5
163,9
133,5
139,4
139,5
136,1
133,9
132,5
132,5
132,5
All
127
PI211305
145,8
144,4
140,7
140,7
140,7
144,1
145,6
154,3
145,6
146,1
139,3
150,9
150,9
150,9
163,2
151,6
151,6
174,3
134,5
142,3
142,3
137,9
135,0
133,2
133,2
133,2
Base: 2000=100
Chemicals and chemical products
Basic chemicals
Compounded chemical products
Basic
Basic organic
Other basic
Paints,
Soap,
inorganic
All
Other
chemicals
chemicals
etc.1
etc..2
chemicals
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
PI211385
PI211395
PI211325
PI211405
PI211435
PI211445
PI211425
257,4
152,0
136,8
132,2
173,9
142,6
167,1
257,4
148,5
136,8
134,8
173,9
143,6
175,6
257,4
140,0
136,8
131,2
173,9
141,9
164,7
257,4
140,0
136,8
131,2
173,9
141,9
164,7
257,4
140,0
136,8
131,5
173,9
142,3
164,7
257,4
148,0
136,8
131,5
173,9
142,3
164,7
257,4
151,5
136,8
131,5
173,9
142,3
164,7
257,4
171,9
136,8
131,7
173,9
142,6
164,7
257,4
151,5
136,8
133,3
173,9
142,6
171,7
257,4
152,5
136,8
132,9
173,9
142,9
169,1
257,4
136,5
136,8
132,9
173,9
142,9
169,1
257,4
163,9
136,8
132,9
173,9
142,9
169,1
257,4
163,9
136,8
132,9
173,9
142,9
169,1
257,4
163,9
136,8
133,3
173,9
143,5
169,1
257,4
192,8
136,8
134,8
173,9
143,5
175,6
257,4
165,5
136,8
134,8
173,9
143,6
175,6
257,4
165,5
136,8
134,8
173,9
143,6
175,6
257,4
218,8
136,8
134,8
173,9
143,6
175,6
257,4
125,4
136,8
134,8
173,9
143,6
175,6
257,4
143,6
136,8
134,8
173,9
143,6
175,6
257,4
143,6
136,8
135,3
173,9
144,2
175,6
257,4
133,3
136,8
134,8
173,9
143,6
175,6
257,4
126,5
136,8
134,8
173,9
143,6
175,6
257,4
122,2
136,8
134,8
173,9
143,6
175,6
257,4
122,2
136,8
134,8
173,9
143,6
175,6
257,4
122,2
136,8
134,8
173,9
143,6
175,6
1
Paints, varnishes and related products; artists colour ink.
Soap, cleaning preparations, perfumes and toilet preparations.
3
The PPI for Exports and Imports was discontinued in December 2013, and was replaced by Export and Import Unit Value Indices in January 2014.
2
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Rubber and plastic products
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2012
2013
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Base: 2000=100
Non-metallic mineral
products
Basic metals
All
Rubber
products
Plastic
products
All
Other
All
135
PI213005
149,5
150,1
150,1
149,3
150,4
149,3
149,3
149,3
149,3
149,4
149,4
149,4
149,5
149,5
149,5
149,8
149,8
149,8
150,0
150,0
150,6
150,9
150,9
150,1
150,1
150,1
136
PI213105
184,9
185,4
186,1
186,1
186,6
184,5
184,5
184,5
184,5
184,5
184,5
184,5
184,5
184,5
184,5
184,8
184,8
184,8
185,0
185,0
186,3
187,0
187,0
185,3
185,3
185,3
137
PI213205
113,0
113,7
113,0
111,4
113,0
113,0
113,0
113,0
113,0
113,2
113,2
113,2
113,4
113,4
113,4
113,6
113,6
113,6
113,7
113,7
113,7
113,7
113,7
113,7
113,7
113,7
138
PI214005
145,7
148,1
144,5
145,8
145,8
145,8
145,8
145,8
145,8
145,8
145,8
145,8
145,8
145,8
148,0
148,0
148,0
148,0
148,0
148,0
148,0
148,2
148,2
148,2
148,2
148,2
139
PI214105
145,7
148,1
144,5
145,8
145,8
145,8
145,8
145,8
145,8
145,8
145,8
145,8
145,8
145,8
148,0
148,0
148,0
148,0
148,0
148,0
148,0
148,2
148,2
148,2
148,2
148,2
140
PI215005
192,7
191,5
201,5
200,3
199,7
197,5
198,3
187,9
186,7
188,3
190,3
190,0
188,6
183,6
191,8
191,6
193,4
190,5
190,1
191,6
190,0
191,0
192,4
191,4
191,4
192,5
Basic iron
and steel
141
PI215105
230,6
233,1
246,3
239,6
237,6
227,8
231,7
233,6
230,3
232,1
225,1
223,5
221,2
218,3
220,9
222,5
226,3
230,6
232,9
233,7
236,6
236,7
236,5
238,9
238,7
242,3
Rolled, drawn
and folded
products
142
PI215305
90,3
88,9
98,5
98,5
98,6
101,2
101,2
86,5
86,1
86,1
86,1
81,9
79,7
79,7
88,3
88,3
88,6
88,7
88,7
89,3
89,3
89,1
89,2
89,2
89,3
89,3
Other non-ferrous
basic metals and
articles
143
PI215205
201,1
198,9
203,2
203,8
203,4
200,3
200,2
193,6
193,2
195,7
203,3
208,4
208,8
199,5
206,1
204,9
206,6
198,4
196,2
198,5
193,7
196,0
199,0
195,6
195,8
196,3
5.1.7 Producer Price Index for exported commodities according to groups (continued) 1
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2012
2013
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
All
144
PI216005
179,4
182,7
174,4
176,4
183,9
181,9
177,8
177,6
179,4
178,9
181,6
181,5
178,0
181,2
185,3
180,8
180,8
181,0
178,5
180,8
184,5
184,4
184,4
183,9
183,9
183,9
Metal products
Structural
metal
products
145
PI216105
195,7
202,0
181,3
181,3
198,1
198,1
198,1
198,1
198,1
198,1
199,3
199,3
199,3
199,3
199,3
197,7
197,7
197,7
198,3
198,3
205,9
205,9
205,9
205,9
205,9
205,9
Other
146
PI216205
162,6
163,0
166,8
170,7
169,2
165,1
157,2
156,8
160,4
159,4
163,5
163,3
156,4
162,6
170,7
163,5
163,5
163,9
158,3
163,0
162,9
162,6
162,6
161,7
161,7
161,7
Base: 2000=100
Non-electrical machinery and equipment
General
Special
Domestic
All
purpose
purpose
appliances and
machinery
machinery
parts thereof
147
148
149
150
PI217005
PI217105
PI217205
PI217305
139,4
134,6
146,9
129,5
139,9
135,8
148,5
128,3
142,3
134,4
146,2
139,2
140,9
134,4
146,1
134,9
138,7
134,5
146,2
128,0
138,8
134,5
146,8
128,0
138,9
134,5
147,1
128,0
138,9
134,5
147,1
128,0
138,9
134,5
147,1
128,0
139,1
134,9
147,3
128,0
139,1
134,8
147,3
128,0
139,1
134,9
147,3
128,0
139,1
134,9
147,3
128,0
139,2
134,9
147,5
128,1
139,2
134,9
147,5
128,0
139,3
134,9
147,5
128,3
139,3
134,9
147,5
128,3
139,7
135,6
148,3
128,3
139,7
135,6
148,3
128,3
140,0
135,9
148,7
128,2
140,1
135,9
149,0
128,3
140,3
136,4
149,0
128,3
140,3
136,4
149,0
128,3
140,3
136,4
149,0
128,3
140,3
136,4
149,0
128,3
140,3
136,4
149,0
128,3
Office, accounting
and computing
machinery
151
PI222005
102,9
99,9
107,6
108,6
108,6
108,6
100,2
100,2
100,2
100,2
100,2
100,2
100,2
100,2
100,2
100,2
100,2
100,2
100,2
100,2
100,2
100,2
99,4
99,4
99,4
99,4
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Base: 2000=100
Electrical machinery and apparatus
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2012
2013
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
All
152
PI218005
139,9
142,1
138,4
139,8
139,0
140,1
140,9
140,9
140,9
140,9
139,0
139,3
139,5
139,6
139,6
140,0
140,9
140,9
142,0
142,1
142,2
142,7
142,7
144,0
144,0
144,0
Electric
motors,
generators and
transformers
153
PI218105
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
Electricity
distribution
and control
apparatus
154
PI218205
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
141,4
Insulated
wire and
cable
155
PI218305
178,8
185,1
173,2
178,4
175,3
179,8
182,9
182,9
182,9
182,9
175,5
176,7
177,4
177,7
177,7
179,4
182,6
182,6
187,3
187,3
187,3
187,3
187,3
187,3
187,3
187,3
Other
electrical
machinery
and
apparatus
156
PI218405
120,1
121,6
120,1
120,1
120,1
120,1
120,1
120,1
120,1
120,1
120,1
120,1
120,1
120,1
120,1
120,1
120,1
120,1
120,1
120,3
120,6
121,7
121,7
124,6
124,6
124,6
Radio, TV,
communication
equipment and
apparatus
157
PI223005
101,0
100,6
100,8
100,8
100,8
100,8
100,8
101,2
101,2
101,2
101,2
101,2
101,2
101,2
101,2
101,2
101,2
101,2
101,2
101,2
100,0
100,0
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
Medical,
precision and
optical
instruments
Medical
appliances
and
instruments
for measuring
158
PI220005
145,7
148,6
145,1
145,1
145,1
145,1
145,2
145,2
145,1
145,2
145,3
147,1
147,9
147,1
147,6
147,6
147,6
147,6
147,9
147,4
147,9
148,0
150,0
150,8
150,8
150,4
159
PI220105
151,6
154,6
151,0
150,9
150,9
151,0
151,1
151,1
151,0
151,0
151,1
153,0
153,9
153,0
153,5
153,6
153,6
153,6
153,8
153,4
153,9
153,9
156,0
156,8
156,9
156,4
The PPI for Exports and Imports was discontinued in December 2013, and was replaced by Export and Import Unit Value Indices in January 2014.
BULLETIN OF STATISTICS VOL 49 (2)
5.15
PRICES
5.1.7 Producer Price Index for exported commodities according to groups (concluded) 1
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2012
2013
1
3
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Transport
equipment
160
PI219005
123,2
132,3
122,8
122,8
123,8
122,3
125,0
123,4
123,0
123,4
123,3
122,6
122,6
122,8
122,5
122,7
127,5
123,9
125,8
137,0
138,2
137,3
138,4
137,7
137,7
139,2
Base: 2000=100
Transport equipment
Motor vehicles, parts and
Bodies (coachwork) for motor
accessories
vehicles, trailers
Trailers,
Parts for
Parts and
semimotor
Motor
accessories
All
All
trailers
vehicles
vehicles
of motor
and
bodies,
vehicles
containers
etc.3
161
162
163
164
165
166
PI219105
PI219115
PI219135
PI219125
PI219155
PI219165
120,6
104,3
139,7
147,6
101,0
181,0
120,8
104,3
140,9
150,1
101,0
185,6
121,1
104,3
142,7
149,0
101,0
183,6
121,1
104,3
142,7
149,0
101,0
183,6
121,1
104,3
142,7
149,0
101,0
183,6
121,1
104,3
142,7
142,5
101,0
171,7
121,1
104,3
142,7
154,5
101,0
193,8
121,1
104,3
142,7
147,6
101,0
181,0
121,1
104,3
142,7
147,6
101,0
181,0
121,1
104,3
142,7
147,6
101,0
181,0
119,6
104,3
133,6
148,2
101,0
182,3
119,6
104,3
133,6
144,9
101,0
176,1
119,6
104,3
133,6
144,9
101,0
176,1
119,6
104,3
133,6
145,8
101,0
177,8
119,5
104,3
133,1
144,4
101,0
175,3
119,5
104,3
133,1
145,7
101,0
177,6
119,5
104,3
133,1
145,7
101,0
177,6
119,5
104,3
133,1
145,7
101,0
177,6
121,1
104,3
142,7
152,9
101,0
190,8
121,1
104,3
142,7
152,9
101,0
190,8
121,3
104,3
143,4
152,9
101,0
190,8
121,3
104,3
143,4
152,1
101,0
189,3
121,8
104,3
146,7
152,1
101,0
189,3
121,8
104,3
146,6
152,0
101,0
189,1
121,8
104,3
146,6
152,1
101,0
189,3
121,8
104,3
146,7
152,1
101,0
189,3
Other
transport
equipment
167
PI219205
107,7
121,8
106,4
106,4
108,0
108,0
108,0
108,0
107,2
107,8
108,1
108,1
108,1
108,1
108,1
108,1
115,9
109,9
109,9
128,3
130,3
129,0
130,6
129,5
129,5
131,9
Furniture
Other
manufactures
168
PI209005
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
100,1
169
PI224005
101,2
102,2
100,5
100,6
100,6
100,6
101,3
101,2
101,2
101,5
101,4
101,6
101,5
102,5
101,0
101,4
101,4
101,4
101,8
102,8
102,8
102,9
102,9
102,8
102,8
102,8
The PPI for Exports and Imports was discontinued in December 2013, and was replaced by Export and Import Unit Value Indices in January 2014.
Parts for motor vehicles bodies, trailers, semi-trailers and containers.
BULLETIN OF STATISTICS VOL 49 (2)
5.16
PRICES
5.1.8 Producer Price Index for imported commodities according to groups 1
Base: 2000=100
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2012
2013
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
All
groups
Agriculture, forestry,
fishing and mining
170
PI000004
179,3
190,3
178,2
177,7
178,7
179,3
180,9
179,6
175,4
173,7
180,1
180,7
183,3
184,0
184,0
185,4
187,1
186,7
184,1
185,9
191,0
193,3
194,1
198,2
196,4
196,8
171
PI100004
405,2
455,1
399,3
396,2
403,0
406,8
416,6
407,9
383,4
372,8
409,1
412,1
426,3
428,9
427,7
434,9
443,3
441,1
423,7
430,6
457,2
467,9
472,5
494,4
483,1
485,1
Agriculture
172
PI101004
157,6
170,1
154,2
154,4
153,5
154,0
155,5
155,1
157,3
157,8
160,1
161,8
163,4
163,6
164,5
165,2
167,5
167,8
169,2
171,2
171,3
172,2
173,3
173,7
172,9
172,9
All
Grain
173
PI101104
154,1
169,3
147,5
148,3
147,7
147,9
150,3
149,9
154,1
156,0
159,9
160,8
163,5
163,3
163,8
163,4
166,1
166,7
169,5
171,0
171,0
171,3
172,8
173,1
171,6
171,2
174
PI101124
126,4
129,1
122,1
123,1
121,7
121,8
122,2
122,6
126,6
127,3
132,0
132,7
133,4
131,1
130,4
129,9
129,9
128,2
128,2
128,2
128,2
128,2
128,2
128,3
131,2
130,8
Agriculture
Food
Vegetables and
Fruits and
dried beans
nuts
175
176
PI101144
PI101154
172,8
206,2
221,4
207,3
149,3
196,6
143,3
196,6
183,5
196,6
171,4
205,2
215,0
205,2
173,0
207,0
173,0
207,0
177,3
207,0
177,3
209,3
151,6
214,6
172,0
214,6
187,1
214,6
219,8
214,6
219,8
214,6
210,2
211,0
203,9
199,2
203,9
202,0
199,1
202,0
199,1
202,0
199,1
208,5
246,9
208,5
251,6
208,5
251,6
208,5
251,6
208,5
Oil
seeds
177
PI101174
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
Other
178
PI101184
408,3
562,7
379,4
383,5
372,1
375,5
383,0
391,4
405,4
422,4
422,4
437,0
455,7
472,1
472,4
472,4
513,9
549,5
586,1
608,7
608,7
608,7
608,7
608,7
557,0
557,0
5.1.8 Producer Price Index for imported commodities according to groups (continued)1
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2012
2013
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
All
179
PI101404
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
122,9
Base: 2000=100
Agriculture
Live animals and animal products
Other agricultural products
Live animals
Other raw animal products
180
181
182
PI101134
PI101444
PI101204
105,8
175,0
148,6
105,8
175,0
156,4
105,8
175,0
151,4
105,8
175,0
150,5
105,8
175,0
148,8
105,8
175,0
150,0
105,8
175,0
149,9
105,8
175,0
149,6
105,8
175,0
147,9
105,8
175,0
145,7
105,8
175,0
145,1
105,8
175,0
148,2
105,8
175,0
147,9
105,8
175,0
148,7
105,8
175,0
150,3
105,8
175,0
153,1
105,8
175,0
154,9
105,8
175,0
154,5
105,8
175,0
153,3
105,8
175,0
156,2
105,8
175,0
156,5
105,8
175,0
158,7
105,8
175,0
158,8
105,8
175,0
159,7
105,8
175,0
160,1
105,8
175,0
160,9
Forestry
Fishing
183
PI102004
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
184
PI103004
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
The PPI for Exports and Imports was discontinued in December 2013, and was replaced by Export and Import Unit Value Indices in January 2014.
BULLETIN OF STATISTICS VOL 49 (2)
5.17
PRICES
5.1.8 Producer Price Index for imported commodities according to groups (continued) 1
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2012
2013
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
All
185
PI104004
446,0
501,4
439,5
436,1
443,7
448,0
458,9
449,2
421,5
409,5
450,3
453,5
469,4
472,3
470,9
479,0
488,3
485,8
466,2
473,7
503,6
515,6
520,8
545,4
532,7
534,9
Coal
186
PI104104
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
171,9
Base: 2000=100
Mining and quarrying
Crude petroleum and natural gas
187
PI104504
500,2
561,9
491,8
488,9
498,2
502,5
514,8
502,5
469,3
457,9
507,0
509,1
527,7
532,8
528,7
538,2
548,1
544,5
520,8
526,8
562,9
577,3
583,5
613,3
597,9
600,6
Metal ores
188
PI104304
96,3
97,1
96,6
96,4
96,3
96,3
96,1
96,0
96,1
96,1
96,3
95,8
96,1
97,0
97,2
97,2
96,9
96,9
96,9
97,0
97,0
97,1
97,1
97,2
97,2
97,2
Other minerals
189
PI104404
471,1
547,3
480,3
460,9
459,5
473,2
486,9
493,8
490,5
445,8
447,2
473,2
483,1
459,1
493,8
497,0
516,0
526,3
526,5
572,5
572,5
572,5
572,6
572,6
572,6
572,6
Manufacturing
190
PI200004
140,7
143,6
140,5
140,5
140,4
140,3
140,2
140,4
140,5
140,7
140,8
141,0
141,1
141,4
141,7
141,9
142,2
142,2
142,7
143,5
144,1
144,7
144,7
145,1
145,2
145,4
5.1.8 Producer Price Index for imported commodities according to groups (continued)1
Base: 2000=100
Food
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2012
2013
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
All
Meat and
meat
products
191
PI201004
181,1
187,4
181,8
180,7
181,5
180,1
181,5
181,4
179,4
181,8
180,7
181,4
181,4
181,9
182,9
181,8
184,4
185,5
186,7
189,0
189,8
190,4
190,1
188,8
189,5
189,7
192
PI201084
208,6
224,5
223,7
216,5
215,5
215,3
214,6
215,3
198,3
198,5
200,3
200,8
202,1
202,1
202,6
203,8
217,4
219,8
226,3
229,5
234,0
232,4
230,6
230,6
233,3
233,3
Prepared
and
preserved
fish
193
PI201074
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
121,1
Fruit and
vegetable
products
Fats and
oils
Dairy
products
194
PI201034
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
156,0
195
PI201064
221,8
222,8
216,9
218,5
222,4
219,4
221,1
220,4
222,6
225,7
223,5
223,2
223,1
224,2
225,3
222,7
221,6
223,6
223,6
224,4
221,5
223,8
223,8
219,6
222,0
222,0
196
PI201014
181,7
185,8
179,9
180,2
182,2
182,1
182,2
182,1
182,1
182,0
182,0
181,9
182,0
182,0
182,8
183,7
183,6
183,9
184,2
184,2
184,3
185,0
186,1
186,0
192,7
193,1
Grain mill
products
and bakery
products
197
PI201094
165,9
176,1
163,2
161,1
159,3
159,5
164,7
164,7
166,6
172,0
167,9
171,3
170,3
170,7
173,0
170,8
172,8
172,7
172,7
176,5
180,3
180,3
180,3
180,3
176,4
176,5
Sugar
Coffee
and tea
Other
food
products
198
PI201054
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
174,5
199
PI201124
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
139,7
200
PI201134
133,1
137,5
133,9
134,9
134,9
132,3
131,1
131,2
131,2
133,0
133,6
133,6
133,6
133,9
133,9
134,0
134,2
134,2
134,2
139,0
139,0
140,1
140,1
140,1
140,2
141,2
The PPI for Exports and Imports was discontinued in December 2013, and was replaced by Export and Import Unit Value Indices in January 2014.
BULLETIN OF STATISTICS VOL 49 (2)
5.18
PRICES
5.1.8 Producer Price Index for imported commodities according to groups (continued) 1
Beverages
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2012
2013
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
All
Alcoholic
beverages
Nonalcoholic
beverages
201
PI202004
157,8
164,3
157,8
157,8
157,8
157,8
157,8
157,8
157,8
157,8
157,8
157,8
157,8
157,8
157,8
157,8
157,8
157,8
157,8
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
169,0
202
PI202104
163,2
172,8
163,2
163,2
163,2
163,2
163,2
163,2
163,2
163,2
163,2
163,2
163,2
163,2
163,2
163,2
163,2
163,2
163,2
179,6
179,6
179,6
179,6
179,6
179,6
179,6
203
PI202204
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
109,6
Base: 2000=100
Textiles and made-up goods
Yarn and
thread,
Textile
Tobacco
woven and
articles
products
All
tufted
other than
textile
apparel
fabrics
204
205
206
207
PI203004
PI204004
PI204104
PI204204
122,5
121,8
112,3
140,0
122,5
123,1
112,8
143,2
122,5
121,1
111,7
139,1
122,5
121,6
112,4
139,1
122,5
121,6
112,4
139,1
122,5
121,6
112,4
139,3
122,5
122,1
112,4
140,8
122,5
122,1
112,4
141,0
122,5
122,0
112,4
140,5
122,5
121,9
112,4
140,1
122,5
121,9
112,4
140,2
122,5
121,9
112,4
140,2
122,5
121,9
112,4
140,2
122,5
121,9
112,4
140,2
122,5
122,1
112,4
140,8
122,5
122,1
112,4
141,0
122,5
122,3
112,4
141,7
122,5
122,4
112,4
141,9
122,5
122,9
113,0
142,1
122,5
123,1
113,0
142,8
122,5
123,1
113,0
143,0
122,5
123,7
113,0
145,0
122,5
123,8
113,0
145,1
122,5
123,8
113,0
145,1
122,5
123,7
113,0
145,1
122,5
123,8
113,0
145,1
Wearing apparel
All
Knitted or
crocheted
fabrics
Other
wearing
apparel
208
PI205004
124,8
127,2
124,7
124,7
124,7
124,7
124,7
124,9
124,9
124,9
124,9
124,9
124,9
124,9
124,9
125,8
126,4
125,8
125,8
127,1
127,7
127,7
128,7
128,9
128,9
129,0
209
PI205104
124,5
125,9
124,4
124,4
124,4
124,4
124,4
124,5
124,5
124,5
124,5
124,5
124,5
124,5
124,5
125,8
125,8
124,8
124,8
126,2
126,4
126,4
126,4
126,6
126,6
126,7
210
PI205204
124,8
129,0
124,7
124,7
124,7
124,7
124,7
124,8
124,8
124,8
124,8
124,8
124,8
124,8
124,8
125,1
126,8
127,2
127,2
128,3
129,4
129,4
132,4
132,6
132,6
132,7
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Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2012
2013
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Leather and
leather
products
211
PI206004
145,4
149,6
133,4
146,5
146,5
146,5
146,5
146,5
146,5
146,5
146,5
146,5
146,5
146,5
146,5
146,5
149,5
149,5
149,5
149,5
149,5
149,5
149,5
151,4
151,4
153,4
Footwear
Wood and
wood
products
212
PI207004
130,1
132,0
127,9
129,3
129,2
129,4
129,6
129,6
130,0
131,1
131,1
131,1
131,1
131,2
131,3
131,3
130,3
130,7
134,2
134,7
132,6
133,1
131,9
132,6
131,7
129,5
213
PI208004
145,9
147,5
143,2
144,6
145,8
145,8
145,8
145,8
146,7
146,7
146,8
146,6
146,4
146,4
146,4
146,8
146,8
145,1
145,0
146,6
147,6
148,9
149,1
149,5
149,3
149,3
Base: 2000=100
Paper products and printing
Pulp, paper
Printing,
All
and
publishing and
paperboard
allied industries
214
215
216
PI210004
PI210104
PI210304
129,8
129,4
132,9
134,9
136,1
133,9
133,6
134,6
132,6
133,8
134,8
133,1
129,5
128,9
133,1
128,3
127,4
132,7
129,0
128,3
132,7
128,4
127,6
132,7
128,4
127,6
132,7
128,4
127,6
132,7
129,4
128,9
133,0
129,5
128,9
133,0
129,5
128,9
133,0
129,5
128,9
133,0
129,5
128,9
133,0
129,5
129,0
133,0
129,6
129,3
132,8
131,2
131,2
133,3
132,7
133,2
133,3
133,3
134,0
133,4
136,5
138,3
133,9
137,6
139,6
134,2
138,8
141,3
134,2
139,2
141,4
135,2
140,6
143,3
135,2
140,6
143,4
135,2
Products of
petroleum and
coal
217
PI212004
123,5
125,8
122,1
122,1
122,6
122,7
122,7
121,5
124,0
124,8
125,0
125,0
125,0
124,6
125,1
125,9
125,9
124,5
124,5
125,9
126,2
126,9
126,9
125,7
125,7
126,5
Chemicals and
chemical
products
218
PI211004
169,0
170,8
168,8
168,9
168,8
168,7
168,7
168,7
168,8
169,0
169,1
169,5
169,3
169,6
169,9
170,0
170,0
170,2
170,2
170,7
170,8
170,8
171,2
171,7
171,9
171,9
The PPI for Exports and Imports was discontinued in December 2013, and was replaced by Export and Import Unit Value Indices in January 2014.
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Base: 2000=100
Chemicals and chemical products
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2012
2013
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
All
219
PI211304
193,1
195,9
192,8
193,0
192,8
192,7
192,7
192,6
192,8
193,2
193,3
194,0
193,6
194,0
194,5
194,6
194,7
195,0
195,0
195,8
195,9
195,9
196,6
197,5
197,7
197,7
Basic
organic
chemicals
220
PI211384
187,2
189,4
186,3
186,9
186,7
187,0
187,0
187,0
187,0
187,5
187,5
188,2
187,6
188,0
188,9
189,3
189,3
188,5
187,7
189,2
189,2
189,2
189,2
190,9
190,9
190,9
Basic chemicals
Basic
inorganic
Fertilizers
chemicals
221
222
PI211394
PI211314
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
120,3
209,9
Compounded chemical products
Other
basic
chemicals
223
PI211324
210,2
216,3
210,6
210,4
210,0
209,0
209,0
208,7
209,5
209,8
210,3
211,4
211,3
211,9
211,9
211,9
212,3
214,7
216,3
216,5
216,5
216,5
219,5
219,5
220,2
220,2
All
Paints,
etc.1
224
PI211404
143,9
144,3
143,8
143,8
143,8
143,8
143,8
143,8
143,8
144,0
144,0
144,0
144,1
144,2
144,2
144,2
144,2
144,2
144,2
144,2
144,4
144,4
144,4
144,4
144,5
144,5
225
PI211434
147,2
148,5
146,8
147,1
147,1
147,1
147,1
147,1
147,1
147,2
147,3
147,4
147,4
147,5
147,5
147,5
147,5
147,5
147,5
147,5
149,5
149,5
149,5
149,5
149,5
149,5
Pharmaceutical
products
226
PI211414
136,7
137,3
136,4
136,4
136,4
136,4
136,4
136,4
136,4
136,5
136,8
137,1
137,3
137,3
137,3
137,3
137,3
137,3
137,3
137,3
137,3
137,3
137,3
137,3
137,4
137,4
Soap,
etc.2
Other
227
PI211444
140,4
141,9
140,2
140,2
140,2
140,2
140,2
140,2
140,2
140,5
140,5
140,5
140,5
141,5
141,5
141,5
141,5
141,5
141,6
142,0
142,2
142,2
142,2
142,2
142,2
142,2
228
PI211424
145,0
144,8
145,1
144,9
145,0
145,0
144,9
145,0
145,0
145,1
145,0
144,9
144,9
144,9
144,9
144,9
144,9
144,9
144,9
144,8
144,8
144,8
144,8
144,8
144,8
144,8
1
Paints, varnishes and related products; artists colour ink.
Soap, cleaning preparations, perfumes and toilet preparations.
3
The PPI for Exports and Imports was discontinued in December 2013, and was replaced by Export and Import Unit Value Indices in January 2014.
2
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Rubber and plastic products
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2012
2013
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
All
Rubber
products
Plastic
products
229
PI213004
122,2
122,7
122,1
122,1
122,1
122,2
122,2
122,2
122,2
122,3
122,3
122,4
122,5
122,3
122,4
122,5
122,5
122,5
122,6
122,7
122,8
122,9
123,0
123,0
123,0
123,0
230
PI213104
125,6
126,7
125,3
125,4
125,4
125,5
125,5
125,5
125,5
125,6
125,7
125,8
125,9
125,7
125,8
126,1
126,1
126,2
126,3
126,4
126,8
127,2
127,4
127,5
127,5
127,6
231
PI213204
120,3
120,5
120,2
120,2
120,2
120,2
120,2
120,2
120,2
120,3
120,4
120,5
120,5
120,4
120,4
120,4
120,4
120,4
120,5
120,5
120,5
120,4
120,5
120,5
120,5
120,5
Base: 2000=100
Non-metallic mineral products
All
Glass and
glass
products
Other
All
232
PI214004
138,6
147,3
138,2
138,5
138,5
138,5
138,8
138,8
138,8
138,4
138,6
138,6
138,6
139,0
139,2
139,4
147,6
146,7
146,7
147,2
147,5
149,5
150,5
150,9
151,0
151,1
233
PI214204
144,1
142,0
146,3
146,3
146,3
146,1
146,1
146,1
146,1
141,2
141,2
141,2
141,2
141,2
141,2
141,2
141,2
141,2
141,6
141,6
141,6
141,6
141,6
141,6
144,7
144,7
234
PI214104
146,9
156,4
146,4
146,7
146,7
146,7
147,0
147,1
147,0
146,8
147,0
147,0
147,0
147,3
147,7
147,8
156,7
155,8
155,8
156,3
156,6
158,8
159,9
160,3
160,4
160,5
235
PI215004
182,3
188,0
183,3
184,2
183,2
179,8
180,4
182,0
180,8
180,4
181,4
183,2
184,0
185,4
185,5
186,7
187,0
185,3
185,8
186,5
187,8
189,7
189,7
190,3
190,5
190,9
Basic metals
Rolled,
Basic iron
drawn and
and steel
folded
products
236
237
PI215104
PI215304
154,4
165,4
154,4
163,6
154,4
167,0
154,4
167,0
154,4
165,4
154,4
165,2
154,4
165,3
154,4
165,1
154,4
165,4
154,4
165,3
154,4
165,6
154,4
165,6
154,4
164,0
154,4
163,6
154,4
161,7
154,4
162,0
154,4
163,3
154,4
163,3
154,4
163,3
154,4
163,9
154,4
163,9
154,4
165,4
154,4
164,1
154,4
164,1
154,4
164,1
154,4
164,1
Other nonferrous basic
metals and
articles
238
PI215204
201,9
214,7
202,8
204,5
203,6
196,9
198,1
201,5
198,7
198,1
199,8
203,5
206,2
209,4
211,0
213,1
212,9
209,6
210,5
211,6
214,2
216,9
217,9
219,1
219,5
220,4
The PPI for Exports and Imports was discontinued in December 2013, and was replaced by Export and Import Unit Value Indices in January 2014.
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PRICES
5.1.8 Producer Price Index for imported commodities according to groups (continued)1
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2012
2013
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
All
239
PI216004
128,3
130,4
127,2
127,8
127,9
128,0
128,3
128,4
128,3
128,3
128,4
128,4
128,6
129,5
129,9
129,9
130,1
130,2
130,0
130,1
130,4
130,6
130,7
130,7
130,7
131,1
Metal products
Structural
metal
products
240
PI216104
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
109,4
Other
241
PI216204
130,3
132,5
129,1
129,8
129,9
129,9
130,3
130,4
130,3
130,3
130,4
130,4
130,6
131,6
132,0
132,0
132,1
132,3
132,1
132,2
132,5
132,7
132,7
132,8
132,8
133,3
Base: 2000=100
Non-electrical machinery and equipment
General
Special
Domestic
All
purpose
purpose
appliances and
machinery
machinery
parts thereof
242
243
244
245
PI217004
PI217104
PI217204
PI217304
142,5
157,1
128,5
145,6
148,3
165,1
130,7
152,7
141,6
155,6
128,3
145,2
141,8
156,0
128,3
145,3
141,8
156,0
128,2
145,1
142,2
156,8
128,3
145,0
142,3
156,9
128,3
145,0
142,5
157,2
128,5
144,7
142,5
157,2
128,5
145,2
142,4
157,1
128,5
145,1
142,5
157,2
128,5
144,8
142,7
157,3
128,7
145,8
143,4
158,3
128,7
147,5
144,0
159,3
128,7
148,2
144,4
159,8
129,0
149,2
145,0
160,6
129,0
149,9
145,1
160,8
129,0
150,5
145,1
161,1
128,5
150,7
147,1
164,2
129,0
151,5
148,3
165,5
130,5
152,1
149,6
167,2
131,2
153,2
150,0
167,2
131,7
155,9
150,7
167,8
132,7
155,7
151,2
168,8
132,6
156,2
151,2
169,1
132,8
153,7
151,3
169,2
132,8
153,7
Office, accounting
and computing
machinery
246
PI222004
81,2
80,6
84,4
82,3
82,2
82,2
79,7
79,8
79,9
80,7
80,7
80,7
80,7
80,7
80,7
81,3
81,3
80,9
80,9
80,9
81,3
81,9
78,6
79,5
79,5
79,8
The PPI for Exports and Imports was discontinued in December 2013, and was replaced by Export and Import Unit Value Indices in January 2014.
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PRICES
5.1.8 Producer Price Index for imported commodities according to groups (continued) 1
Base: 2000=100
Electrical machinery and apparatus
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2012
2013
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
All
247
PI218004
137,4
142,8
136,4
136,3
136,3
136,3
136,5
136,7
138,3
138,3
138,4
138,4
138,6
138,8
139,9
139,9
139,9
140,2
141,1
141,0
141,8
143,2
144,1
147,5
147,5
147,8
Electric
motors,
generators
and
transformers
248
PI218104
103,8
105,8
103,7
103,7
103,7
103,7
103,7
103,7
103,7
103,7
103,7
103,9
103,9
103,9
105,1
105,1
105,1
105,1
105,1
105,1
105,7
105,7
107,0
107,0
107,0
107,0
Electricity
distribution
and control
apparatus
Insulated
wire and
cable
249
PI218204
141,5
143,9
143,7
143,7
143,7
143,7
143,7
143,7
139,2
139,2
139,2
139,2
139,5
139,5
141,7
141,7
141,7
142,6
142,6
142,6
142,9
142,9
143,0
148,2
148,2
148,2
250
PI218304
231,1
256,6
218,7
218,8
220,2
218,7
218,8
220,4
244,1
243,6
243,6
241,1
242,4
242,6
246,9
246,9
246,9
247,2
252,5
250,3
253,5
255,7
260,3
272,6
272,6
274,3
Other
electrical
machinery
and
apparatus
251
PI218404
137,1
142,1
135,8
135,7
135,5
135,7
136,2
136,3
137,9
138,1
138,1
138,6
138,7
139,1
138,9
138,9
138,9
139,0
140,1
140,3
141,0
143,8
144,4
146,6
146,6
147,1
Radio, TV,
communication
equipment
252
PI223004
95,7
95,6
95,8
95,9
95,7
95,7
95,7
95,7
95,7
95,7
95,6
95,5
95,5
95,5
95,5
95,5
95,5
95,5
95,6
95,6
95,6
95,6
95,6
95,7
95,7
95,7
Medical appliances and instruments for
measuring
Other
Medical,
medical
precision
All
appliances,
and optical
including
instruments
watches
253
254
255
PI220004
PI220104
PI220204
128,5
127,9
138,3
130,6
129,5
147,4
128,0
127,5
135,6
128,3
127,8
135,6
128,5
128,0
135,6
128,4
127,9
136,4
127,4
126,7
136,4
128,5
127,8
138,9
128,4
127,7
139,4
128,4
127,6
139,4
128,6
127,9
139,9
128,8
128,1
139,4
129,2
128,3
141,3
129,8
129,0
141,3
130,1
129,3
142,2
128,6
127,8
141,6
128,6
127,8
141,6
128,6
127,8
141,6
128,5
127,7
141,6
129,2
128,1
144,9
129,5
128,3
148,1
131,9
130,6
151,2
132,1
130,8
150,9
132,6
131,2
153,8
133,7
132,2
155,4
133,9
132,4
155,6
The PPI for Exports and Imports was discontinued in December 2013, and was replaced by Export and Import Unit Value Indices in January 2014.
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5.1.8 Producer Price Index for imported commodities according to groups (concluded) 1
Year and month
A
M
2012
2013
2012
2013
1
3
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Transport
equipment
256
PI219004
150,3
152,5
149,4
149,3
149,6
149,7
149,7
150,7
150,7
150,7
150,9
150,9
150,9
151,1
151,0
151,2
151,3
151,4
151,5
152,8
153,1
153,2
153,2
153,6
153,6
153,6
Base: 2000=100
Transport equipment
Motor vehicles, parts and
Bodies (coachwork) for motor
accessories
vehicles, trailers
Trailers,
Parts for
Parts and
semimotor
Motor
accessories
All
All
trailers
vehicles
vehicles
of motor
and
bodies,
vehicles
containers
etc.3
257
258
259
260
261
262
PI219104
PI219114
PI219134
PI219124
PI219154
PI219164
155,8
108,2
158,6
173,1
130,9
170,9
156,2
108,2
165,7
179,9
130,9
182,4
155,8
108,1
158,6
169,6
130,9
164,9
155,8
108,1
158,6
169,3
130,9
164,5
155,8
108,1
158,6
169,2
130,9
164,4
155,8
108,1
158,6
168,8
130,9
163,7
155,8
108,2
158,6
168,8
130,9
163,6
155,8
108,2
158,6
175,1
130,9
174,2
155,8
108,2
158,6
175,3
130,9
174,6
155,8
108,2
158,6
175,2
130,9
174,4
155,8
108,2
158,6
176,2
130,9
176,1
155,8
108,2
158,6
176,1
130,9
176,0
155,8
108,2
158,6
176,3
130,9
176,4
155,8
108,2
158,6
177,5
130,9
178,3
155,9
108,2
158,6
177,1
130,9
177,7
155,9
108,2
158,6
177,1
130,9
177,7
155,9
108,2
158,6
177,5
130,9
178,3
156,3
108,2
168,1
177,6
130,9
178,5
156,3
108,2
168,1
178,1
130,9
179,4
156,3
108,2
168,1
178,6
130,9
180,3
156,3
108,2
168,1
180,2
130,9
182,9
156,3
108,2
168,1
181,1
130,9
184,4
156,3
108,2
168,1
181,0
130,9
184,3
156,3
108,2
168,1
183,4
130,9
188,4
156,3
108,2
168,1
183,5
130,9
188,5
156,3
108,2
168,1
183,5
130,9
188,5
Other
transport
equipment
263
PI219204
111,9
113,1
111,5
111,5
111,8
112,0
112,0
112,0
112,0
112,0
112,0
112,0
112,0
112,0
112,0
112,2
112,2
112,2
112,2
113,8
113,8
113,8
113,8
113,8
113,8
113,8
Furniture
Other
manufactures
264
PI209004
93,1
97,0
92,9
92,9
92,9
92,6
92,6
93,3
93,3
93,3
93,3
93,3
93,3
93,3
93,4
93,2
93,9
93,9
94,3
94,2
94,0
101,1
101,1
101,5
101,5
102,0
265
PI224004
123,8
124,9
123,5
123,6
123,6
123,7
123,7
123,7
123,7
123,7
124,0
124,0
124,1
124,1
124,1
124,1
125,1
125,1
124,3
125,1
125,1
125,2
125,2
125,2
125,3
125,3
The PPI for Exports and Imports was discontinued in December 2013, and was replaced by Export and Import Unit Value Indices in January 2014.
Parts for motor vehicles bodies, trailers, semi-trailers and containers.
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5.2
Consumer price indices
The Consumer price index (CPI) is calculated for each of 13 urban areas in South Africa separately and combined. December 2012 is currently used as
base (100).
5.2.1 All items
Base: Dec 2012=100
Primary urban areas
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
Weighted
average
266
CPI00000
61,90
103,5
109,8
106,2
107,4
108,8
109,3
109,5
109,8
110,7
111,1
111,1
111,3
111,3
111,0
110,9
111,6
113,2
114,3
City of
Cape
Town
267
CPI61011
11,51
103,1
109,4
105,9
106,7
108,2
108,6
108,9
109,2
110,1
110,5
110,9
111,3
111,4
111,3
111,2
111,6
113,3
114,2
Port
Elizabeth
East
London
Kimberley
Bloemfontein /
Welkom
268
CPI62011
2,21
102,9
109,3
105,4
106,6
108,1
108,5
108,8
109,4
110,5
110,8
110,6
110,8
111,0
110,9
110,8
111,5
112,7
113,7
269
CPI62021
1,03
103,8
110,2
106,6
108,2
109,3
109,4
109,6
110,0
111,3
111,5
111,4
111,6
111,6
111,3
111,1
112,1
113,5
114,5
270
CPI63011
0,51
102,9
109,6
105,9
106,7
108,0
108,4
108,8
109,2
111,2
111,4
111,3
111,4
111,3
111,0
111,0
111,5
112,9
114,0
271
CPI64011
2,74
103,7
110,1
106,8
107,8
109,2
109,7
109,9
110,2
110,8
111,2
111,2
111,5
111,6
111,3
111,5
112,2
113,9
115,0
Durban /
Pinetown
272
CPI65011
6,98
103,4
109,6
105,9
107,0
108,6
109,1
109,4
109,5
110,9
111,0
110,9
111,0
110,8
110,5
110,0
110,5
112,2
113,4
Pietermaritzburg
273
CPI65021
1,02
103,7
110,1
106,6
108,2
109,5
109,9
110,3
110,2
110,7
111,2
111,0
111,3
111,3
111,1
110,9
112,1
113,5
114,4
Rustenburg /
Klerksdorp
274
CPI66011
1,06
103,3
109,6
106,2
107,3
108,6
109,1
109,3
109,9
110,5
111,0
110,8
110,8
110,9
110,5
110,6
111,2
112,5
113,8
5.2.1 All items (concluded)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
City of Tshwane
275
CPI67011
8,99
104,2
111,0
107,0
108,4
110,0
110,6
110,7
111,2
112,1
112,4
112,3
112,5
112,4
112,3
112,0
112,7
114,5
115,6
Base: Dec 2012=100
Primary urban areas
City of Johannesburg
Ekurhuleni
276
277
CPI67021
CPI67031
13,62
9,74
103,7
103,5
109,8
109,6
106,2
106,0
107,7
107,4
109,0
108,8
109,5
109,2
109,6
109,3
110,0
109,5
110,6
110,5
111,0
110,9
111,0
110,7
111,2
110,8
111,1
111,0
110,8
110,6
110,7
110,2
111,9
111,1
113,5
112,6
114,4
113,8
Witbank / Nelspruit
278
CPI68011
1,94
102,8
108,5
105,2
106,3
107,3
107,8
108,2
108,7
109,1
109,7
109,7
110,0
110,1
109,7
109,9
110,6
111,7
112,8
Polokwane
279
CPI69011
0,55
103,8
109,8
106,9
107,8
109,0
109,4
109,8
109,8
110,6
111,0
111,0
111,0
110,9
110,6
110,6
111,2
112,7
113,9
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5.2.2 Food and non-alcoholic beverages
Base: Dec 2012=100
Primary urban areas
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
Weighted
average
280
CPI01000
49,07
101,4
109,0
105,1
105,6
107,0
108,5
109,4
109,5
109,5
110,5
110,5
110,6
111,4
110,9
111,8
112,5
113,3
113,8
City of
Cape
Town
281
CPI61013
10,96
100,6
107,8
104,1
103,8
104,9
106,3
107,5
107,9
108,2
109,6
109,7
110,1
111,0
110,8
111,7
111,9
112,6
113,3
Port
Elizabeth
East
London
Kimberley
Bloemfontein /
Welkom
282
CPI62013
2,12
101,6
109,7
105,4
105,6
108,1
108,4
109,5
109,7
110,1
110,8
111,5
111,8
113,1
112,7
114,3
114,4
115,0
115,8
283
CPI62023
0,76
101,3
108,5
104,6
106,1
107,7
107,3
108,9
108,7
108,6
110,1
109,3
110,0
111,0
109,3
110,8
111,8
112,6
113,0
284
CPI63013
0,53
99,8
107,5
104,3
104,0
105,8
106,1
107,2
107,5
108,2
108,6
109,4
109,3
110,1
109,4
111,3
111,6
112,5
113,1
285
CPI64013
2,46
101,5
110,1
106,9
106,8
108,3
109,6
110,6
110,7
110,8
111,0
111,3
111,4
112,3
111,6
113,4
114,1
115,5
115,2
Durban /
Pinetown
286
CPI65013
5,29
101,4
108,5
104,5
104,6
106,3
107,9
109,3
109,2
109,5
109,7
110,2
110,0
110,4
110,1
110,3
111,2
111,9
112,2
Pietermaritzburg
287
CPI65023
1,04
102,2
110,3
106,9
107,3
108,9
109,9
111,3
110,4
110,7
111,8
110,6
111,8
112,3
111,3
112,1
112,9
112,4
112,5
Rustenburg /
Klerksdorp
288
CPI66013
1,07
101,2
109,3
105,6
106,0
107,7
108,8
109,9
110,3
109,0
110,8
110,6
110,5
111,3
110,6
111,5
112,1
112,9
114,1
5.2.2 Food and non-alcoholic beverages (concluded)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
City of Tshwane
289
CPI67013
5,66
102,3
109,9
106,2
106,4
107,2
110,1
110,6
110,5
110,3
110,9
111,5
111,2
112,5
111,8
113,1
113,1
114,1
115,4
Base: Dec 2012=100
Primary urban areas
City of Johannesburg
Ekurhuleni
290
291
CPI67023
CPI67033
8,94
8,12
101,0
102,2
108,0
110,9
104,4
106,0
105,5
107,7
106,6
109,5
108,0
111,0
108,4
111,6
108,8
111,2
108,6
111,3
109,3
112,6
109,0
112,0
108,9
112,5
109,8
112,7
109,1
112,3
110,1
112,6
111,2
114,2
111,8
115,1
112,3
115,1
Witbank / Nelspruit
292
CPI68013
1,66
101,1
109,4
105,2
106,2
107,1
108,5
109,9
110,0
109,7
111,4
110,5
111,3
112,0
111,4
113,3
112,9
114,3
115,5
Polokwane
293
CPI69013
0,46
102,5
111,0
107,7
108,3
109,4
110,8
112,6
111,2
110,8
112,1
112,8
112,0
112,3
112,0
113,7
114,7
115,3
116,9
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5.2.3 Primary urban areas
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
Base: Dec 2012=100
Total (all items)
Food and non-alcoholic beverages
294
295
CPI00000
CPI01000
100,00
14,43
103,5
101,4
109,8
109,0
106,2
105,1
107,4
105,6
108,8
107,0
109,3
108,5
109,5
109,4
109,8
109,5
110,7
109,5
111,1
110,5
111,1
110,5
111,3
110,6
111,3
111,4
111,0
110,9
110,9
111,8
111,6
112,5
113,2
113,3
114,3
113,8
Food
296
CPI01100
13,28
101,2
109,1
105,1
105,6
107,1
108,7
109,6
109,6
109,6
110,5
110,5
110,7
111,5
111,1
112,0
112,6
113,4
114,0
5.2.3 Primary urban areas (continued)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
Bread and
cereals
297
CPI01110
3,33
101,8
109,4
105,4
107,3
108,4
110,2
110,6
111,2
110,0
110,1
109,8
109,7
109,9
109,6
110,2
111,9
112,6
113,0
Meat
Fish
298
CPI01120
4,26
98,4
105,7
102,1
102,1
102,6
105,0
105,9
105,9
105,5
106,7
106,6
107,5
108,8
109,3
110,7
110,8
111,0
111,2
299
CPI01130
0,37
104,5
112,9
108,0
109,6
110,9
112,6
113,8
113,7
113,9
113,5
115,1
114,4
115,3
114,5
116,0
118,2
119,0
119,3
Base: Dec 2012=100
Food
Milk, eggs and
Oils and
cheese
fats
300
301
CPI01140
CPI01150
1,65
0,50
104,6
101,5
115,1
103,7
107,6
102,5
108,3
104,2
110,5
105,8
112,3
106,8
113,8
105,3
114,6
104,6
116,6
103,7
118,4
103,5
119,5
102,9
119,5
101,5
120,4
101,8
120,1
101,4
120,3
102,2
121,1
103,5
121,2
105,7
121,8
104,7
Fruit
Vegetables
302
CPI01160
0,23
95,1
97,5
99,5
97,7
99,3
98,3
98,4
93,5
92,5
92,6
92,7
94,4
105,0
106,4
105,7
97,1
99,9
105,5
303
CPI01170
1,51
102,8
112,8
108,9
108,2
112,3
113,1
115,8
113,8
114,1
115,2
115,1
113,8
113,7
110,1
110,5
111,2
113,4
116,1
Sugar, sweets
and desserts
304
CPI01180
0,57
104,6
111,9
106,4
107,2
110,3
111,0
111,4
112,1
112,7
114,4
114,5
114,6
114,5
114,1
115,1
116,4
119,4
120,7
Other
food
305
CPI01190
0,86
102,1
110,4
107,7
107,8
107,3
107,4
108,1
108,9
110,8
112,6
112,6
113,8
114,7
113,3
115,3
115,6
115,8
114,5
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5.2.3 Primary urban areas (continued)
Base: Dec 2012=100
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
Non-alcoholic beverages
Hot
Cold
Total
beverages
beverages
306
307
308
CPI01200
CPI01210
CPI01220
1,15
0,29
0,86
102,8
103,6
102,6
108,0
111,3
106,9
106,0
107,4
105,6
105,6
107,6
104,9
106,2
107,5
105,7
106,3
107,9
105,8
106,9
108,2
106,5
107,8
110,1
107,0
109,1
112,4
108,0
110,0
115,2
108,3
109,6
115,1
107,8
109,9
114,1
108,5
109,6
115,2
107,8
109,1
115,2
107,0
110,5
115,9
108,6
111,2
117,2
109,2
111,2
116,8
109,4
111,9
117,7
109,9
Alcoholic beverages
Alcoholic beverages
and tobacco
309
CPI02000
5,52
105,5
112,2
107,8
108,1
110,4
111,1
111,5
111,8
112,9
113,3
113,5
115,0
115,5
115,5
116,0
117,2
120,4
121,7
Total
Spirits
Wine
Beer
310
CPI02100
4,05
106,0
112,7
108,7
109,2
111,0
111,8
112,4
112,9
112,8
113,0
113,2
115,3
115,8
115,8
116,4
118,2
121,2
122,6
311
CPI02110
0,81
106,2
114,9
107,8
107,9
112,0
114,6
116,2
116,3
116,8
117,0
117,0
117,9
117,5
117,3
118,5
118,8
122,3
124,4
312
CPI02120
0,84
104,6
109,3
106,0
105,9
109,7
109,2
109,6
109,7
109,3
110,6
110,0
110,5
110,8
110,5
110,7
111,0
114,3
114,2
313
CPI02130
2,40
106,4
113,1
109,9
110,7
111,1
111,7
112,1
112,8
112,7
112,5
113,0
116,1
117,0
117,1
117,7
120,5
123,2
124,9
Tobacco
314
CPI02200
1,47
104,1
111,0
105,4
105,3
108,8
109,2
109,2
108,7
113,2
114,3
114,6
114,4
114,7
114,7
114,7
114,5
118,3
119,1
5.2.3 Primary urban areas (continued)
Base: Dec 2012=100
Clothing and footwear
Total
Clothing
Footwear
Total
315
CPI03000
3,92
101,4
106,2
103,5
104,2
104,7
105,1
105,5
105,6
105,9
106,8
107,4
108,0
108,6
108,8
109,3
109,8
110,2
110,5
316
CPI03100
2,67
101,5
106,4
103,7
104,3
104,7
105,2
105,6
105,8
106,2
107,1
107,6
108,3
108,9
109,2
109,7
110,1
110,5
110,7
317
CPI03200
1,25
101,2
105,8
103,2
103,9
104,7
105,0
105,2
105,1
105,4
106,2
107,0
107,6
107,9
108,0
108,5
109,1
109,5
110,0
318
CPI04000
24,83
102,8
108,7
105,7
105,7
106,7
106,8
106,8
107,8
110,1
110,2
111,0
111,0
111,0
111,5
111,6
111,6
112,8
112,8
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
Actual
rentals for
housing
319
CPI04100
4,94
102,4
107,8
105,1
105,1
106,5
106,5
106,5
108,2
108,2
108,2
109,5
109,5
109,5
110,5
110,5
110,5
112,3
112,3
Housing and utilities
Owners'
Maintenance
equivalent
and repair
rent
320
321
CPI04200
CPI04300
11,60
1,28
102,2
102,7
107,2
108,3
104,8
104,6
104,8
105,5
106,2
106,9
106,2
107,9
106,2
108,7
107,6
108,9
107,6
109,1
107,6
109,5
108,8
110,0
108,8
109,4
108,8
109,6
109,5
109,8
109,5
111,0
109,5
111,4
111,3
111,9
111,3
111,8
Water and
other
services
322
CPI04400
2,83
104,1
112,8
108,1
108,1
108,1
108,1
108,1
108,1
117,4
117,5
117,5
117,5
117,5
117,5
117,5
117,5
117,5
117,5
Electricity
and other
fuels
323
CPI04500
4,18
103,7
111,1
107,4
107,4
107,4
107,4
107,4
107,4
114,8
114,9
114,9
114,9
114,9
114,9
114,9
114,8
114,8
114,8
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Total
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
324
CPI05000
4,66
101,6
105,1
103,4
103,7
104,6
104,6
104,5
106,0
105,8
105,7
105,9
105,6
105,6
105,6
106,0
106,2
106,9
107,1
Base: Dec 2012=100
Household contents and services
Furnishings, floor
Appliances,
Supplies and
coverings and
tableware and
services
textiles
equipment
325
326
327
CPI05100
CPI05300
CPI05600
0,98
0,73
2,95
99,2
100,9
102,6
97,7
104,4
107,7
97,7
102,6
105,5
98,7
102,7
105,6
99,5
103,1
106,7
99,0
103,6
106,7
98,9
104,2
106,5
98,9
105,0
108,5
98,9
104,7
108,3
98,2
105,7
108,1
97,1
105,7
108,9
95,9
105,3
108,9
95,3
105,4
109,1
94,4
104,7
109,5
94,0
105,3
110,1
93,8
106,5
110,2
93,7
106,6
111,3
94,3
107,3
111,4
Health
Domestic
workers'
wages
328
CPI05621
2,44
102,7
108,3
105,5
105,5
106,7
106,7
106,7
109,2
109,2
109,2
110,1
110,1
110,1
111,1
111,1
111,1
112,3
112,3
Total
Medical
products
Medical
services
329
CPI06000
1,56
103,8
109,3
104,5
108,2
108,4
109,0
109,3
109,8
110,2
109,8
110,2
110,9
110,8
110,1
110,9
114,5
114,7
115,3
330
CPI06100
0,77
101,9
106,2
102,7
103,7
104,0
105,2
105,6
106,8
107,6
106,7
107,5
108,9
108,7
107,2
108,8
109,0
109,4
110,3
331
CPI06200
0,79
105,7
112,2
106,3
112,6
112,6
112,8
112,8
112,8
112,8
112,8
112,8
112,8
112,8
112,8
112,8
119,9
119,9
120,2
5.2.3 Primary urban areas (continued)
Total
Purchase
of vehicles
332
CPI07000
16,52
104,1
110,4
107,6
109,2
111,0
111,4
111,2
110,9
111,9
112,3
110,7
110,9
109,7
107,8
104,6
101,9
105,1
110,0
333
CPI07100
5,83
102,0
107,6
104,7
105,3
105,8
106,4
107,5
107,7
107,7
108,8
108,9
109,4
109,7
109,8
111,1
111,4
111,4
111,4
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
Base: Dec 2012=100
Transport
Private
Other
transport
Petrol
running
operation
cost
334
335
336
CPI07200
CPI07221
CPI07222
7,32
5,77
1,55
106,7
107,7
102,7
113,7
115,5
107,0
111,5
113,3
105,0
114,4
116,6
106,4
116,9
119,6
106,5
117,2
120,1
106,7
116,2
118,8
106,7
114,8
116,9
107,2
116,9
119,5
107,6
117,0
119,5
107,9
112,4
113,8
107,4
112,4
113,7
107,6
109,4
109,8
107,7
104,8
104,0
107,8
96,8
93,4
109,5
90,5
85,5
109,4
97,5
93,6
111,8
108,3
107,0
112,8
Public
transport
Total
337
CPI07300
3,37
101,9
108,0
104,1
104,5
107,3
107,2
107,0
108,0
108,2
108,1
110,0
110,5
110,3
110,6
110,2
110,1
110,7
111,4
338
CPI08000
2,68
101,2
100,5
101,2
101,2
101,1
100,5
100,4
100,4
100,4
100,6
100,5
100,4
100,3
99,4
99,4
99,5
99,5
99,5
Communication
Postal services
and telecommunication services
339
CPI08100
2,55
101,6
101,5
101,9
101,9
101,9
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,5
101,5
101,5
101,5
100,6
100,6
100,7
100,7
100,8
Telecommunication
equipment
340
CPI08300
0,13
93,1
82,7
87,1
87,3
87,0
85,8
84,4
83,2
83,3
82,2
80,0
78,5
77,2
76,5
76,6
76,2
76,4
75,7
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Base: Dec 2012=100
Recreation and culture
Total
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
341
CPI09000
3,99
102,7
105,8
104,4
104,4
104,8
105,6
105,8
105,9
106,2
106,4
106,4
106,4
106,8
106,9
107,5
107,7
107,7
108,0
Recreational
equipment
342
CPI09100
1,60
101,1
101,3
101,0
100,9
100,6
100,9
101,3
101,7
101,3
101,9
101,7
101,2
101,8
101,0
101,0
100,9
101,0
101,2
Recreational and
cultural services
343
CPI09400
1,52
103,1
105,8
103,8
103,9
103,9
105,4
106,0
106,0
106,8
106,8
106,7
106,7
106,7
107,1
108,4
108,2
108,2
108,8
Books,
newspapers and
stationery
344
CPI09500
0,61
102,9
114,5
110,7
110,6
113,3
114,6
114,6
114,5
115,3
114,7
115,2
115,8
116,6
117,9
118,7
120,3
121,0
121,1
Package
holidays
Total
345
CPI09600
0,26
109,2
114,4
114,9
114,4
116,5
114,2
111,8
111,7
111,8
113,9
113,6
115,8
116,3
117,4
116,0
118,1
116,6
115,6
346
CPI10000
3,26
107,5
116,9
109,0
109,0
118,5
118,5
118,5
118,5
118,5
118,5
118,5
118,5
118,5
118,5
118,5
118,5
129,4
129,4
Education
Primary and
secondary
education
347
CPI10100
1,85
107,7
116,5
109,2
109,2
118,0
118,0
118,0
118,0
118,0
118,0
118,0
118,0
118,0
118,0
118,0
118,0
128,3
128,3
Tertiary
348
CPI10400
1,41
107,3
117,3
108,8
108,8
119,0
119,0
119,0
119,0
119,0
119,0
119,0
119,0
119,0
119,0
119,0
119,0
130,8
130,8
5.2.3 Primary urban areas (concluded)
Base: Dec 2012=100
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
Restaurants and hotels
Total
Restaurants
Hotels
349
350
351
CPI11000
CPI11100
CPI11200
3,75
2,75
1,00
104,0
103,5
105,1
112,7
111,6
115,6
108,6
107,1
112,9
109,3
107,2
115,1
110,8
108,9
116,0
111,4
110,1
115,3
111,7
110,6
114,5
112,3
111,8
113,7
112,5
112,3
113,0
113,6
113,4
114,2
114,5
113,9
116,1
114,9
113,7
118,1
116,3
115,1
119,7
116,4
115,6
118,7
116,4
115,9
117,8
116,6
116,0
118,4
117,9
116,3
122,1
117,4
117,0
118,5
Total
352
CPI12000
14,88
106,3
113,7
107,7
112,8
113,4
113,9
114,0
114,1
114,6
114,7
114,6
114,7
114,8
114,9
115,6
121,7
122,0
122,3
Miscellaneous goods and services
Personal care
Insurance
Financial services
353
354
355
CPI12100
CPI12500
CPI12600
2,29
10,09
1,17
103,4
107,7
105,0
109,6
116,0
109,2
105,9
108,3
108,0
105,8
115,8
108,0
108,6
116,1
108,3
109,2
116,6
108,3
109,8
116,6
108,3
110,1
116,7
108,3
110,2
117,0
110,2
111,1
117,0
110,2
110,5
116,9
110,2
111,1
117,0
110,2
111,6
117,0
110,2
111,6
117,0
110,2
112,6
117,2
114,2
113,5
126,0
114,2
115,5
126,0
114,5
115,5
126,4
114,5
Other services
356
CPI12700
1,33
102,2
107,3
106,0
106,0
106,0
106,6
106,6
106,6
108,3
108,3
108,3
108,3
108,3
108,3
109,8
109,8
109,8
109,8
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Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
Total
357
CPS00000
100,00
103,4
109,7
106,1
107,3
108,7
109,2
109,4
109,7
110,6
111,0
111,0
111,2
111,2
111,0
110,8
111,5
113,1
114,1
Base: Dec 2012=100
All items
Quintile 1
Quintile 2
Quintile 3
358
359
360
CPS00001
CPS00002
CPS00003
2,27
4,58
8,08
102,5
102,4
102,6
108,9
108,7
108,9
105,5
105,4
105,5
106,0
105,9
106,0
107,4
107,3
107,5
108,2
108,0
108,1
108,6
108,3
108,4
109,0
108,8
108,9
109,6
109,5
109,7
109,9
109,8
110,0
110,3
110,1
110,3
110,5
110,4
110,5
110,9
110,7
110,8
110,9
110,6
110,6
111,4
111,1
110,8
111,9
111,6
111,2
113,2
112,7
112,5
113,8
113,4
113,3
Quintile 4
361
CPS00004
18,60
103,1
109,3
105,9
106,8
108,2
108,7
108,9
109,3
110,3
110,7
110,7
110,9
110,9
110,6
110,4
110,7
112,3
113,5
Quintile 5
362
CPS00005
66,47
103,7
110,0
106,3
107,7
109,1
109,5
109,7
110,0
110,9
111,3
111,2
111,4
111,4
111,1
110,9
111,8
113,4
114,5
5.2.4 All urban areas (continued)
Base: Dec 2012=100
Goods
Services
CPI for
durable
goods
363
CPS00006
49,86
102,9
109,2
106,0
106,8
108,1
108,9
109,3
109,2
110,3
110,9
110,3
110,6
110,6
109,8
109,2
108,8
110,4
112,4
364
CPS00007
50,14
104,0
110,2
106,2
107,8
109,3
109,4
109,5
110,3
111,0
111,1
111,7
111,7
111,8
112,2
112,4
114,2
115,7
115,9
365
CPS00015
8,02
101,1
104,8
102,7
103,3
103,7
104,2
104,9
105,1
105,1
105,8
105,6
105,8
105,9
105,8
106,7
107,1
107,1
107,1
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
CPI for
semidurable
goods
CPI for nondurable
goods
All Items
excluding
housing
366
CPS00016
6,32
101,8
106,7
104,0
104,8
105,5
105,9
106,1
106,4
106,7
107,4
107,8
108,3
108,8
109,0
109,3
109,7
109,9
110,2
367
CPS00017
35,52
103,4
110,7
107,1
108,0
109,6
110,5
110,8
110,6
112,1
112,6
111,8
112,1
111,9
110,8
109,8
109,0
111,3
114,0
368
CPS00008
75,48
103,7
110,0
106,3
107,8
109,3
110,0
110,2
110,4
110,8
111,3
111,0
111,3
111,3
110,8
110,6
111,5
113,2
114,6
All Items
excluding food
and nonalcoholic
beverages
369
CPS00009
84,59
103,8
109,8
106,2
107,6
109,0
109,3
109,3
109,7
110,8
111,0
111,1
111,3
111,2
111,0
110,6
111,3
113,0
114,2
Food and
nonalcoholic
beverages
370
CPS01000
15,41
101,4
109,2
105,2
105,7
107,2
108,6
109,6
109,7
109,7
110,6
110,6
110,8
111,5
111,0
112,0
112,5
113,4
114,0
Food
371
CPS01100
14,20
101,4
109,3
105,2
105,8
107,3
108,8
109,8
109,9
109,8
110,6
110,7
110,9
111,6
111,2
112,1
112,7
113,6
114,2
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Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
Bread and
cereals
372
CPS01110
3,55
101,8
109,4
105,3
107,2
108,5
110,3
110,9
111,3
110,2
110,4
110,1
109,8
109,8
109,4
110,0
111,5
112,5
113,0
Meat
Fish
373
CPS01120
4,56
98,4
105,7
102,1
102,0
102,8
104,9
106,0
106,0
105,7
106,8
106,6
107,6
108,9
109,5
111,0
110,9
111,4
111,6
374
CPS01130
0,37
104,1
112,3
107,7
109,1
110,2
112,0
112,9
113,2
113,1
112,7
114,4
113,8
114,7
113,7
115,4
117,6
118,0
118,4
Base: Dec 2012=100
Food
Milk, eggs
Oils and
and cheese
fats
375
376
CPS01140
CPS01150
1,74
0,55
104,7
101,6
115,6
103,2
107,7
102,7
108,7
103,9
110,8
105,7
112,7
106,3
114,2
104,6
115,3
104,5
117,2
103,0
118,9
103,0
120,0
101,9
119,9
100,8
120,7
101,4
120,5
101,1
120,7
101,8
121,5
103,2
121,5
105,1
122,2
104,0
Fruit
Vegetables
377
CPS01160
0,23
96,3
100,4
101,3
100,6
102,7
101,2
100,9
96,3
95,3
95,5
95,6
97,4
108,3
110,1
109,0
101,0
103,9
109,0
378
CPS01170
1,61
102,8
113,0
109,5
109,1
112,7
113,3
115,9
113,8
113,9
114,7
115,0
114,1
113,8
110,5
110,6
111,2
113,2
115,8
Sugar, sweets
and desserts
379
CPS01180
0,65
105,1
112,6
106,9
107,1
111,1
111,8
112,4
113,0
113,7
115,0
115,3
115,1
115,1
114,4
115,6
116,4
119,8
121,4
Other
food
380
CPS01190
0,94
102,4
110,5
108,1
107,4
107,6
107,6
108,4
109,1
110,6
112,5
112,3
114,0
114,6
113,2
115,5
116,0
116,2
114,2
5.2.4 All urban areas (continued)
Base: Dec 2012=100
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
Non-alcoholic beverages
Hot
Cold
Total
beverages
beverages
381
382
383
CPS01200
CPS01210
CPS01220
1,21
0,32
0,89
102,6
103,7
102,2
107,8
111,4
106,5
105,9
107,2
105,4
105,5
107,6
104,7
105,9
107,2
105,4
106,0
107,9
105,2
106,7
108,3
106,1
107,6
110,6
106,4
108,7
112,9
107,2
109,8
115,3
107,7
109,4
115,3
107,3
109,7
114,2
108,1
109,6
115,4
107,5
108,9
115,3
106,6
110,4
116,0
108,4
110,9
117,1
108,7
111,0
116,7
109,0
111,7
117,5
109,6
Alcoholic beverages
and tobacco
384
CPS02000
5,43
105,3
111,9
107,6
107,9
110,1
110,8
111,3
111,5
112,6
112,9
113,1
114,6
115,2
115,2
115,6
116,8
120,0
121,4
Alcoholic beverages
Total
Spirits
Wine
Beer
385
CPS02100
3,95
105,8
112,3
108,5
108,9
110,7
111,5
112,2
112,5
112,4
112,6
112,7
114,8
115,4
115,4
116,1
117,7
120,7
122,3
386
CPS02110
0,76
105,7
114,5
107,4
107,4
111,6
114,1
115,8
116,1
116,4
116,4
116,6
117,4
117,2
117,0
118,2
118,6
121,6
123,9
387
CPS02120
0,74
104,3
109,0
105,9
105,8
109,5
109,2
109,6
109,5
108,9
110,0
109,5
109,9
110,2
110,0
110,1
110,4
113,3
113,7
388
CPS02130
2,45
106,3
112,6
109,6
110,3
110,7
111,4
111,8
112,3
112,2
112,1
112,5
115,4
116,4
116,6
117,2
119,7
122,6
124,4
Tobacco
389
CPS02200
1,48
103,9
110,9
105,3
105,4
108,7
109,1
109,2
108,9
112,9
113,9
114,2
114,2
114,4
114,5
114,5
114,4
118,0
118,9
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Base: Dec 2012=100
Clothing and footwear
Total
Clothing
Footwear
Total
390
CPS03000
4,07
101,6
106,9
103,9
104,6
105,2
105,7
106,1
106,2
106,6
107,5
108,2
108,9
109,5
109,8
110,3
110,7
111,2
111,5
391
CPS03100
2,76
101,7
107,1
104,0
104,8
105,3
105,8
106,2
106,4
106,8
107,8
108,5
109,2
109,9
110,3
110,7
111,2
111,6
111,9
392
CPS03200
1,31
101,3
106,4
103,6
104,3
105,1
105,6
105,8
105,9
106,1
107,0
107,7
108,3
108,6
108,7
109,3
109,9
110,3
110,7
393
CPS04000
24,52
102,7
108,6
105,5
105,6
106,6
106,7
106,7
107,7
110,0
110,1
110,9
110,9
110,9
111,5
111,5
111,5
112,7
112,7
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
Actual
rentals for
housing
394
CPS04100
4,76
102,4
107,6
105,0
105,0
106,4
106,4
106,4
108,0
108,0
108,0
109,3
109,3
109,3
110,3
110,3
110,3
112,0
112,0
Housing and utilities
Owners'
Maintenance
equivalent
and repair
rent
395
396
CPS04200
CPS04300
11,42
1,31
102,2
102,4
107,2
107,7
104,7
104,2
104,7
105,2
106,2
106,3
106,2
107,1
106,2
108,0
107,6
108,2
107,6
108,4
107,6
108,7
108,8
109,1
108,8
108,7
108,8
109,0
109,6
109,1
109,6
110,2
109,6
110,5
111,4
110,8
111,4
110,7
Water and
other
services
397
CPS04400
2,85
104,0
112,6
108,0
108,0
108,0
108,0
108,0
108,0
117,0
117,2
117,2
117,2
117,2
117,2
117,2
117,2
117,2
117,2
Electricity
and other
fuels
398
CPS04500
4,18
103,6
111,1
107,3
107,3
107,3
107,3
107,3
107,3
114,7
114,9
114,9
114,9
114,9
114,9
114,8
114,8
114,8
114,8
5.2.4 All urban areas (continued)
Total
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
399
CPS05000
4,79
101,7
105,1
103,5
103,9
104,7
104,7
104,5
105,8
105,7
105,5
105,9
105,7
105,6
105,7
106,0
106,3
106,9
107,1
Base: Dec 2012=100
Household contents and services
Furnishings, floor
Appliances,
Supplies and
coverings and
tableware and
services
textiles
equipment
400
401
402
CPS05100
CPS05300
CPS05600
1,12
0,78
2,89
99,5
101,3
102,7
98,6
104,5
107,8
98,5
102,9
105,6
99,6
103,4
105,7
100,0
103,6
106,8
99,7
104,1
106,8
99,2
104,4
106,5
99,5
105,1
108,5
99,6
104,8
108,3
98,9
105,3
108,2
98,0
105,5
109,0
97,0
105,3
109,1
96,7
105,3
109,2
96,4
104,4
109,7
95,6
105,1
110,2
95,8
106,3
110,4
95,5
106,4
111,5
95,9
106,8
111,6
Health
Domestic
workers'
wages
403
CPS05621
2,35
102,7
108,3
105,5
105,5
106,7
106,7
106,7
109,2
109,2
109,2
110,1
110,1
110,1
111,1
111,1
111,1
112,3
112,3
Total
Medical
products
Medical
services
404
CPS06000
1,46
103,8
109,3
104,5
108,1
108,2
108,9
109,2
109,8
110,2
109,9
110,3
110,9
110,9
110,3
110,9
114,5
114,7
115,4
405
CPS06100
0,74
101,8
106,4
102,9
103,8
104,0
105,2
105,6
106,8
107,6
107,1
107,9
109,0
108,9
107,8
109,0
109,2
109,7
110,8
406
CPS06200
0,72
105,7
112,2
106,3
112,6
112,6
112,8
112,8
112,8
112,8
112,8
112,8
112,8
112,8
112,8
112,8
119,9
119,9
120,2
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Base: Dec 2012=100
Transport
Total
Purchase
of vehicles
Private
transport
operation
407
CPS07000
16,43
104,1
110,6
107,6
109,2
111,0
111,4
111,3
111,2
112,2
112,6
110,9
111,2
109,9
108,1
104,9
102,3
105,5
110,2
408
CPS07100
5,98
102,0
107,6
104,6
105,3
105,8
106,4
107,5
107,7
107,7
108,8
108,9
109,4
109,7
109,9
111,2
111,5
111,5
111,4
409
CPS07200
7,25
106,7
113,8
111,6
114,4
116,9
117,3
116,4
115,0
117,1
117,2
112,7
112,6
109,6
105,1
97,1
90,9
97,7
108,4
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
Petrol
Other
running
cost
Public
transport
Total
410
CPS07221
5,68
107,8
115,5
113,3
116,6
119,6
120,1
118,8
116,9
119,5
119,5
113,8
113,7
109,9
104,0
93,4
85,5
93,7
107,1
411
CPS07222
1,57
103,0
107,9
105,5
106,7
106,9
107,4
107,5
108,1
108,5
108,8
108,5
108,7
108,8
108,9
110,2
110,2
112,5
113,1
412
CPS07300
3,20
101,9
108,6
104,4
104,8
107,3
107,3
107,1
109,1
109,3
109,3
110,8
111,3
111,1
111,5
111,1
111,1
111,6
112,2
413
CPS08000
2,63
101,1
100,5
101,1
101,1
101,0
100,4
100,3
100,3
100,3
100,5
100,4
100,3
100,3
99,4
99,4
99,4
99,4
99,4
Communication
Postal services
and telecommunication
services
414
CPS08100
2,50
101,6
101,5
101,9
101,9
101,9
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,3
101,6
101,6
101,6
101,6
100,6
100,7
100,7
100,7
100,8
Telecommunication
equipment
415
CPS08300
0,13
92,7
81,5
85,9
85,9
85,6
84,4
83,0
81,8
81,8
80,7
79,1
77,8
76,4
75,8
75,5
74,6
74,7
73,9
5.2.4 All urban areas (continued)
Total
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
416
CPS09000
4,09
102,2
105,1
103,8
103,7
104,1
104,8
105,0
105,1
105,4
105,6
105,6
105,6
105,9
106,0
106,4
106,7
106,6
106,9
Recreational
equipment
417
CPS09100
1,59
100,7
101,0
100,6
100,6
100,3
100,6
100,8
101,2
101,2
101,6
101,4
101,0
101,4
100,8
100,7
100,6
100,5
100,8
Base: Dec 2012=100
Recreation and culture
Books,
Recreational and
newspapers and
cultural services
stationery
418
419
CPS09400
CPS09500
1,72
0,57
102,4
102,9
104,5
114,5
103,0
110,7
103,0
110,7
103,0
113,2
104,2
114,6
104,7
114,6
104,7
114,5
105,2
115,3
105,2
114,8
105,2
115,3
105,2
115,8
105,2
116,6
105,5
117,9
106,4
118,6
106,3
120,4
106,3
121,0
106,8
121,2
Package
holidays
Total
420
CPS09600
0,21
109,3
114,6
115,1
114,6
116,7
114,5
112,1
112,0
112,1
114,1
113,9
115,9
116,4
117,6
116,2
118,3
116,7
115,9
421
CPS10000
2,95
107,5
116,9
109,0
109,0
118,5
118,5
118,5
118,5
118,5
118,5
118,5
118,5
118,5
118,5
118,5
118,5
129,5
129,5
Education
Primary and
secondary
education
422
CPS10100
1,72
107,6
116,6
109,1
109,1
118,1
118,1
118,1
118,1
118,1
118,1
118,1
118,1
118,1
118,1
118,1
118,1
128,7
128,7
Tertiary
423
CPS10400
1,23
107,3
117,3
108,8
108,8
119,0
119,0
119,0
119,0
119,0
119,0
119,0
119,0
119,0
119,0
119,0
119,0
130,7
130,7
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5.2.4 All urban areas (concluded)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
Restaurants and hotels
Total
Restaurants
Hotels
424
425
426
CPS11000
CPS11100
CPS11200
3,50
2,54
0,96
103,8
103,5
104,8
112,5
111,8
114,5
108,5
107,2
111,9
109,1
107,4
113,8
110,4
108,9
114,6
111,2
110,1
114,0
111,5
110,7
113,7
112,1
111,8
112,8
112,4
112,5
112,1
113,4
113,5
113,1
114,4
114,0
115,2
114,8
113,9
117,4
116,1
115,2
118,4
116,4
116,0
117,5
116,5
116,2
117,4
116,7
116,3
117,8
117,8
116,6
120,9
117,5
117,3
118,1
Base: Dec 2012=100
Miscellaneous goods and services
Total
Personal care
Insurance
Financial services
427
428
429
430
CPS12000
CPS12100
CPS12500
CPS12600
14,72
2,29
9,92
1,20
106,1
103,2
107,5
105,0
113,4
109,4
115,7
109,2
107,5
105,7
108,1
108,0
112,5
105,5
115,5
108,0
113,1
108,1
115,8
108,3
113,6
108,9
116,3
108,3
113,7
109,4
116,3
108,3
113,8
109,7
116,4
108,3
114,3
109,9
116,6
110,2
114,4
111,1
116,6
110,2
114,3
110,4
116,6
110,2
114,4
110,9
116,6
110,2
114,5
111,4
116,6
110,2
114,6
111,4
116,7
110,2
115,3
112,4
116,9
114,2
121,3
113,2
125,5
114,2
121,6
115,3
125,5
114,5
121,9
115,6
125,9
114,5
Other services
431
CPS12700
1,31
102,1
106,9
105,6
105,6
105,6
106,3
106,3
106,3
107,9
107,9
107,9
107,9
107,9
107,9
109,5
109,5
109,5
109,5
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Quantities marketed by producers and stocks of certain foods
6.1
Agriculture
6.1
Chapter six
6.1
AGRICULTURE
6.1
Quantities marketed by producers and stocks of certain foods
1 000 tons
Year and month
A
M
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Grain sorghum
Purchased¹
Month-end stocks
1
2
23,3
132,3
1,4
68,4
9,8
55,7
10,5
50,0
7,0
46,8
115,0
40,4
96,1
140,7
26,2
218,1
4,9
225,5
2,1
209,7
3,4
192,5
1,7
178,3
1,3
160,8
1,5
148,6
Purchased¹
3
284,2
193,8
164,1
112,3
83,7
206,4
150,8
134,7
91,0
180,0
609,0
861,7
622,3
186,0
Wheat
Month-end stocks
4
1 155,0
1 820,9
1 709,0
1 586,2
1 378,4
1 185,0
1 102,0
963,0
797,0
604,0
485,0
820,6
1 408,6
1 737,3
Purchased¹
5
1 147,4
104,0
147,6
194,4
379,0
1 955,0
4 948,0
4 411,0
1 049,0
227,0
158,0
108,7
86,5
115,8
Maize
Month-end stocks
6
4 427,7
3 170,1
2 303,6
1 634,2
975,0
1 417,0
1 659,0
5 499,0
8 558,0
8 365,0
7 418,0
6 481,0
5 652,0
4 824,0
Source: South African Grain Information Service (SAGIS)
Year end: 30 April.
Producer deliveries directly from farms.
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Indices of the physical volume of mining production
7.1
7.1.1
Actual indices7.1
7.1.2
Seasonally adjusted indices7.2
7.2
Production and sales
7.3
7.2.1
Production, sales mass and sales7.3
Chapter seven
Mining
7
7.1
MINING
7.1
Indices of the physical volumes of mining production
The indices of the physical volume of mining production are based on information furnished by the Minerals Bureau, Department of Minerals Resources
(DMR). The weights, which are used to aggregate minerals to mineral groups and mineral groups to total mining, are based on the value of sales derived
from detailed information for a specific year supplied by the DMR. The latest weights are based on 2012 data. Two indices are shown for total mining
production, namely an index including gold production and an index which excludes gold production.
Monthly statistics are preliminary and subject to amendments.
7.1.1 Actual indices
2010=100
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total mining
Gold
Gold
included
excluded
1
2
FMP2000
FMP20000
1
100,0
78,90
99,5
103,5
98,0
102,7
91,2
97,7
85,5
88,2
91,6
94,1
93,6
98,0
97,9
102,8
99,7
103,1
100,1
105,5
98,6
103,5
105,0
110,2
105,7
111,5
105,3
111,2
101,9
106,4
89,6
100,6
92,2
98,1
108,8
115,3
Gold
Iron ore¹
3
FMP2400
0
21,10
84,6
80,4
66,8
75,3
81,9
77,0
79,4
86,6
79,6
80,2
85,4
84,1
82,8
85,1
48,4
70,0
84,6
4
FMP2301
0
14,46
122,0
137,6
125,5
109,8
130,6
124,0
151,9
147,0
154,3
135,9
142,2
140,7
152,7
136,0
135,8
133,7
135,2
Chromium
ore
5
FMP23020
2,27
125,7
129,1
103,6
116,0
119,8
131,4
134,4
126,7
127,2
138,9
140,6
143,9
146,3
119,9
118,7
129,5
134,7
Copper
6
FMP2302
1
1,41
96,6
94,1
108,8
92,9
96,0
96,8
90,4
92,2
86,1
96,1
86,4
103,2
88,6
91,5
103,2
85,9
97,7
Manganese
ore
7
FMP23022
2,97
152,8
196,5
129,0
179,3
180,2
190,2
195,1
197,4
195,1
209,0
205,4
222,2
220,7
234,4
210,5
214,3
211,4
PGMs²
Nickel
Other
metals³
8
FMP2302
3
19,01
92,0
65,6
77,8
48,0
47,8
56,4
45,2
54,9
58,1
62,4
77,5
76,6
85,6
96,6
70,1
60,8
111,0
9
FMP2302
9
1,77
128,1
137,5
138,9
114,9
131,1
156,3
133,8
146,7
134,0
155,8
134,1
139,1
127,2
138,4
129,2
112,2
150,7
10
FMP239
99
2,98
79,7
84,9
86,2
76,3
97,1
80,6
83,8
88,6
83,7
83,8
90,6
73,9
95,5
78,7
70,3
78,2
94,5
1
Iron ore includes haematite and magnetite.
PGMs (Platinum Group Metals) include platinum, iridium, osmiridium, palladium, rhodium, ruthenium and osmium.
3
Other metals include silver, antimony, cobalt, lead concentrate, titanium, uranium oxide, zinc and zirconium minerals concentrate.
2
7.1.1 Actual indices (concluded)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Diamonds4
11
FMP27000
2,75
92,0
91,5
89,8
69,1
82,7
84,8
87,5
99,0
89,4
75,3
119,8
106,1
100,9
93,9
88,6
80,1
90,7
2010=100
Coal
Building materials5
12
13
FMP21000
FMP28888
26,45
1,54
99,7
112,1
101,5
112,1
94,6
85,3
94,0
109,2
95,7
100,4
102,3
111,0
109,0
116,0
103,6
122,6
105,7
126,8
105,6
112,6
106,8
125,8
110,6
135,9
98,6
121,7
91,0
77,8
96,1
85,9
96,7
104,7
104,3
104,8
Other non-metals6
14
FMP28999
3,29
76,8
76,8
78,4
79,0
76,2
72,6
76,4
72,1
85,0
74,1
78,2
84,9
74,4
69,8
74,4
70,4
73,4
4
Diamonds include alluvial, non-alluvial and marine diamonds.
Building materials include limestone for cement, brickmaking clay, brickmaking shale, granite or norite, aggregate and sand, slate, sandstone and shales for
cement manufacture.
6
Other non-metals include andalusite, barites, calcite, natural gas, natural gas condensate, petroleum crude, feldspar, fluorspar, gypsum, limestone and lime
(excluding limestone for cement), magnesite, perlite, pigment minerals, phosphate concentrate, pyrophyllite, salt, semi-precious stones, silica, ammonium sulphate,
sodium sulphate, sulphur, talc, vermiculite, and special clays.
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7.1.2 Seasonally adjusted indices
2010=100
Year and month
M
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total mining
Gold
Gold
include
excluded
d
15
16
FMS20
FMS2000
000
1
100,0
78,90
99,8
104,6
95,3
99,4
92,0
94,9
98,9
103,4
96,1
100,4
95,8
99,9
97,0
101,7
95,1
99,5
101,3
107,1
102,0
108,1
100,5
106,9
101,4
106,3
98,2
107,4
102,1
109,4
109,4
116,2
Chromiu
m ore
Gold
Iron ore¹
17
FMS2400
0
21,10
82,0
80,0
81,3
82,2
80,0
80,6
79,5
78,5
79,7
79,0
76,5
83,0
63,9
74,8
83,8
18
FMS2301
0
14,46
132,1
121,5
134,2
128,8
142,5
137,2
148,5
137,0
140,2
138,4
152,1
135,3
143,0
147,9
138,7
19
FMS23020
2,27
121,1
123,0
123,0
133,6
125,8
119,9
124,4
131,5
135,5
137,1
141,3
132,4
136,4
136,4
138,7
Copper
20
FMS2302
1
1,41
108,8
92,9
96,0
96,8
90,4
92,2
86,1
96,1
86,4
103,2
88,6
91,5
103,2
85,9
97,7
Manganes
e ore
21
FMS23022
2,97
129,0
179,3
180,2
190,2
195,1
197,4
195,1
209,0
205,4
222,2
220,7
234,4
210,5
214,3
211,4
PGMs²
Nickel
Other
metals³
22
FMS2302
3
19,01
89,3
75,7
48,2
66,0
52,3
52,8
54,3
52,3
70,2
75,3
74,2
76,5
81,3
88,0
111,4
23
FMS2302
9
1,77
138,9
114,9
131,1
156,3
133,8
146,7
134,0
155,8
134,1
139,1
127,2
138,4
129,2
112,2
150,7
24
FMS2399
9
2,98
86,2
76,3
97,1
80,6
83,8
88,6
83,7
83,8
90,6
73,9
95,5
78,7
70,3
78,2
94,5
1
Iron ore includes haematite and magnetite.
PGMs (Platinum Group Metals) include platinum, iridium, osmiridium, palladium, rhodium, ruthenium and osmium.
3
Other metals include silver, antimony, cobalt, lead concentrate, titanium, uranium oxide, zinc and zirconium minerals concentrate.
2
7.1.2 Seasonally adjusted indices (concluded)
Year and month
M
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Diamonds4
25
FMS27000
2,75
89,8
69,1
82,7
84,8
87,5
99,0
89,4
75,3
119,8
106,1
100,9
93,9
88,6
80,1
90,7
2010=100
Coal
Building materials5
26
27
FMS21000
FMS28888
26,45
1,54
100,3
113,4
100,2
112,5
95,7
99,5
108,4
118,0
103,3
108,4
101,6
118,7
100,9
115,5
101,2
110,5
104,9
114,8
104,6
115,1
95,4
107,6
102,7
110,4
101,3
113,0
102,3
108,3
104,6
105,4
Other non-metals6
28
FMS28999
3,29
78,4
79,0
76,2
72,6
76,4
72,1
85,0
74,1
78,2
84,9
74,4
69,8
74,4
70,4
73,4
4
Diamonds include alluvial, non-alluvial and marine diamonds.
Building materials include limestone for cement, brickmaking clay, brickmaking shale, granite or norite, aggregate and sand, slate, sandstone and shales for
cement manufacture.
6
Other non-metals include andalusite, barites, calcite, natural gas, natural gas condensate, petroleum crude, feldspar, fluorspar, gypsum, limestone and lime
(excluding limestone for cement), magnesite, perlite, pigment minerals, phosphate concentrate, pyrophyllite, salt, semi-precious stones, silica, ammonium sulphate,
sodium sulphate, sulphur, talc, vermiculite, and special clays.
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MINING
7.2
Production and sales
Amended monthly figures are not published in all cases, but are taken into account when annual figures are compiled. The published monthly figures,
therefore, do not necessarily add up to the annual figures.
Gold and silver production is shown in kilograms (kg), i.e. 1 kg = 32,15075 troy ounces. Diamond production is published in 1 000 carats (columns 50 and
51), while the production of all minerals is published in 1 000 metric tons, (1 t = 1 000 kg).
7.2.1 Production, sales mass and sales
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Total mining
Gold included
Gold excluded
Sales
Sales
R million
R million
29
30
384 938,0
327 779,2
375 594,3
328 775,7
31 146,1
27 856,9
33 780,9
29 775,6
33 278,2
29 245,1
30 017,2
25 807,3
29 366,2
25 686,1
29 661,7
25 973,3
29 511,0
25 320,2
30 393,5
26 422,8
33 520,1
29 558,7
32 219,5
27 827,0
30 667,0
27 298,2
32 032,9
28 004,5
26 648,2
23 887,7
29 010,0
25 859,2
Gold
Production
Kg
31
159 724,0
151 618,0
10 501,0
11 840,0
12 875,0
12 114,0
12 490,0
13 620,0
12 512,0
12 617,0
13 431,0
13 227,0
13 016,0
13 375,0
7 604,0
11 001,0
Nickel
Sales
R million
32
57 158,6
46 818,5
3 289,2
4 005,3
4 033,1
4 209,9
3 680,1
3 688,4
4 190,8
3 970,6
3 961,3
4 392,5
3 368,8
4 028,5
2 760,5
3 150,8
Production
Tons
33
51 208,0
54 956,0
4 627,0
3 825,0
4 366,0
5 204,0
4 457,0
4 884,0
4 461,0
5 188,0
4 466,0
4 631,0
4 237,0
4 610,0
4 303,0
3 736,0
Sales
R million
34
6 947,9
9 135,4
697,3
824,8
703,6
604,8
805,8
749,3
953,3
954,5
704,2
660,6
524,0
953,2
648,9
669,1
Iron ore
Production
1000t
35
71 644,9
80 759,3
6 142,1
5 372,7
6 388,3
6 067,8
7 430,7
7 190,6
7 548,2
6 650,3
6 957,0
6 885,0
7 472,4
6 654,2
6 642,0
6 541,9
Sales
R million
36
63 087,6
58 699,2
5 280,4
6 246,8
5 891,0
5 712,3
4 904,2
5 151,6
4 506,8
3 226,5
4 428,9
4 645,9
4 573,5
4 131,3
4 376,0
3 899,6
Source: Department of Mineral Resources
7.2.1 Production, sales mass and sales (continued)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Production
1000t
37
13 661,3
14 028,9
938,7
1 051,1
1 085,2
1 190,0
1 217,3
1 147,6
1 152,6
1 258,5
1 273,4
1 303,3
1 325,2
1 086,0
1 075,6
1 173,4
Chromium ore
Sales mass
1000t
38
12 651,4
13 760,4
1 027,4
1 197,0
1 338,1
980,2
1 275,9
1 178,6
1 073,0
1 107,8
1 224,2
1 135,1
1 088,1
1 135,0
1 121,9
1 089,8
Sales
R million
39
11 762,7
13 609,3
1 000,7
1 259,7
1 167,8
940,1
1 347,5
1 250,9
1 013,7
1 150,4
1 132,3
1 123,3
1 083,0
1 139,9
1 127,5
1 110,7
Copper
Production
Sales
1000t
R million
40
41
80,8
5 817,5
78,7
5 950,7
7,6
479,1
6,5
734,4
6,7
582,3
6,7
450,6
6,3
505,4
6,4
493,0
6,0
320,4
6,7
533,8
6,0
538,0
7,2
458,7
6,2
474,1
6,4
380,9
7,2
353,3
6,0
373,9
Manganese ore
Production
Sales
1000t
R million
42
43
10 957,1
14 476,2
14 092,5
16 329,2
771,0
1 482,5
1 071,3
1 244,2
1 076,8
1 503,8
1 136,8
1 460,0
1 166,0
1 326,5
1 179,9
1 215,5
1 165,9
1 086,8
1 249,2
1 364,1
1 227,4
1 343,6
1 328,3
1 258,6
1 319,2
1 436,3
1 400,7
1 607,3
1 258,2
1 711,1
1 280,5
1 435,3
PGMs
Production
Sales
Kg
R million
44
45
264 188,0
84 234,6
188 444,0
77 501,5
18 636,0
7 308,1
11 485,0
7 319,0
11 452,0
5 511,6
13 511,0
5 688,7
10 833,0
5 186,9
13 142,0
5 101,7
13 919,0
6 059,6
14 945,0
6 186,4
18 560,0
7 379,4
18 347,0
6 667,1
20 491,0
6 959,7
23 123,0
8 133,3
16 792,0
5 179,7
14 561,0
5 968,1
Source: Department of Mineral Resources
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7.2.1 Production, sales mass and sales (continued)
Silver
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Production
Kg
46
68 777,0
37 268,0
2 590,0
2 763,0
3 715,0
2 936,0
3 991,0
2 849,0
2 798,0
3 617,0
3 801,0
2 963,0
2 760,0
2 485,0
1 203,0
3 302,0
Sales
R million
47
452,8
342,2
51,9
22,3
44,6
12,1
29,3
14,0
44,9
9,7
48,1
7,3
7,4
50,6
4,7
9,1
Other metallic minerals¹
Sales mass
1000t
48
3 299,5
3 343,3
261,6
282,8
330,2
203,9
316,2
311,2
269,9
293,9
274,3
280,0
266,7
252,6
237,4
233,0
Sales
R million
49
10 588,7
10 365,4
673,6
779,8
1 169,1
561,0
713,8
994,0
829,9
937,1
1 143,9
750,3
986,9
826,0
534,6
704,2
Diamonds
Total
Non-alluvial
Production
Production
1000 carats
1000 carats
50
51
8 157,4
7 878,2
8 119,5
7 785,4
663,6
638,0
510,5
484,7
611,1
584,4
627,0
605,4
646,9
617,4
731,7
708,3
661,2
631,9
556,9
524,2
885,4
851,0
784,6
753,4
746,2
711,4
694,4
675,3
655,3
624,7
592,1
560,2
Coal
Production
1000t
52
256 405,1
260 925,9
20 280,5
20 141,3
20 516,5
21 917,7
23 361,6
22 209,0
22 651,3
22 623,7
22 890,2
23 701,4
21 135,8
19 496,9
20 601,4
20 716,0
Sales mass
1000t
53
258 370,3
252 471,5
20 105,7
18 209,6
21 605,7
20 645,5
20 466,0
21 238,6
21 146,0
22 652,6
21 825,7
22 298,9
21 257,9
21 019,3
20 974,5
20 695,4
Sales
R million
54
101 332,4
101 697,1
8 457,9
7 307,5
8 911,9
8 159,9
7 889,2
8 146,1
8 285,8
9 399,9
9 069,7
8 655,3
8 436,0
8 977,9
7 988,1
8 213,7
Source: Department of Mineral Resources
Silver is excluded.
1
7.2.1 Production, sales mass and sales (continued)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Building materials
Lime and limestone
Granite or norite
Production
Sales mass
Sales
Sales mass
Sales
1000t
1000t
R million
1000t
R million
55
56
57
58
59
21 965,7
20 155,4
2 824,9
311,5
464,6
21 810,8
19 317,0
2 793,9
212,4
509,8
1 725,3
1 547,9
218,8
10,6
26,5
1 577,9
1 399,8
215,7
11,3
28,7
1 615,0
1 401,3
221,0
10,7
30,3
1 874,6
1 703,1
246,6
15,1
33,4
1 902,1
1 652,7
246,1
26,9
61,5
1 610,3
1 460,4
216,3
14,7
34,8
1 870,8
1 732,4
238,2
27,6
60,8
1 672,9
1 431,8
220,4
22,5
55,1
1 919,2
1 770,7
242,5
22,4
53,2
2 287,4
1 950,5
258,7
22,1
53,0
1 924,1
1 684,2
239,4
18,0
41,7
1 831,2
1 582,2
230,2
10,5
30,8
1 779,0
1 485,8
231,7
14,3
32,6
1 657,7
1 472,1
237,5
14,6
32,4
Other
Sales mass
Sales
1000t
R million
60
61
68 909,6
5 908,6
70 054,6
6 567,7
4 464,4
418,6
5 937,2
570,7
5 299,4
491,1
5 696,5
519,8
5 895,3
567,8
6 503,8
564,8
6 540,0
613,7
5 924,8
570,9
6 686,0
614,7
7 015,5
658,7
6 229,9
581,8
3 861,8
395,1
4 326,2
435,1
5 442,7
513,7
Source: Department of Mineral Resources
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7.2.1 Production, sales mass and sales (concluded)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Production
1000t
62
477,3
496,0
35,0
42,3
38,9
38,5
39,9
46,0
44,5
43,2
44,1
56,6
41,8
25,2
37,9
42,4
Salt
Sales mass
1000t
63
478,2
494,8
32,8
41,9
38,2
36,0
40,5
47,9
49,4
43,3
44,6
55,0
41,3
23,9
35,7
39,4
Sales
R million
64
155,2
161,8
12,0
13,8
12,8
12,9
13,3
14,0
13,9
14,4
14,4
16,9
14,2
9,2
10,0
11,8
Production
1000t
65
157,8
164,1
15,4
12,4
13,5
12,7
14,9
15,6
16,0
13,8
10,9
16,0
13,6
9,3
16,3
1,3
Fluorspar
Sales mass
1000t
66
174,4
144,8
13,7
9,3
17,5
4,7
24,3
9,9
10,1
9,7
6,8
19,7
1,9
17,2
7,8
24,6
Sales
R million
67
568,3
470,8
47,0
30,3
57,9
13,8
78,8
31,4
31,9
30,5
23,1
67,6
5,4
53,1
26,8
76,8
Other non-metallic minerals²
Sales
R million
68
19 157,5
24 642,6
1 702,6
3 178,0
2 946,5
1 391,4
2 009,8
1 996,1
1 260,6
1 768,9
2 822,9
2 545,0
1 935,0
1 085,8
1 227,7
2 603,4
Source: Department of Mineral Resources
Salt and fluorspar are excluded.
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8.1
Indices of the physical volume of manufacturing production
8.1
8.1.1 Indices of the physical volume of manufacturing production: Food and
beverages8.1
8.1.2 Indices of the physical volume of manufacturing production: Textiles,
clothing, leather and footwear8.2
8.1.3 Indices of the physical volume of manufacturing production: Wood,
paper, publishing and printing8.3
8.1.4 Indices of the physical volume of manufacturing production:
Petroleum, chemical products, rubber and plastic products and,
glass and non-metallic mineral products8.4
8.1.5 Indices of the physical volume of manufacturing production: Basic iron
and steel, non-ferrous metal products, metal products and machinery
8.5
8.1.6 Indices of the physical volume of manufacturing production: Electrical
machinery and, radio, television, communication apparatus and
professional equipment8.6
8.1.7 Indices of the physical volume of manufacturing production: Motor
vehicles, parts and accessories and other transport equipment and,
other manufacturing not elsewhere classified
8.7
8.2
Value of sales 8.8
8.2.1 Value of sales: Food and beverages
8.8
8.2.2 Value of sales: Textile, clothing, leather and footwear
8.9
8.2.3 Value of sales: Wood, paper, publishing and printing
8.10
8.2.4 Value of sales: Petroleum, chemical products, rubber and plastic
products and, glass and non-metallic mineral products
8.11
8.2.5 Value of sales: Basic iron and steel, non-ferrous metal products, metal
products and machinery8.12
8.2.6 Value of sales: Electrical machinery and, radio, television,
communication apparatus and professional equipment
8.13
8.2.7 Value of sales: Motor vehicles, parts and accessories and other
transport equipment and, other manufacturing not elsewhere classified
8.14
8.3
Utilisation of production capacity by large enterprises
8.15
8.3.1 Total manufacturing, manufacturing divisions and manufacturing major
groups8.15
Chapter eight
Manufacturing
8
8.1
MANUFACTURING
8.1
Indices of the physical volumes of manufacturing production
The calculation of the manufacturing production indices (columns 1 to 110) is based on the value of manufactured products and articles after the effect of
price changes has been eliminated by deflation by using appropriate sub-indices of the production price index (PPI). For 38 of the 44 SIC major groups in
manufacturing, the value of production is calculated from the value of sales and stocks of manufactured products obtained from the monthly survey of
manufacturing enterprises.
The sample of manufacturing production and sales is based on an updated version of Stats SA's business register, based on the database of units
registered for value-added tax (VAT) and income tax, obtained from the South African Revenue Service (SARS). The latest sample was drawn in April
2014. The weighting factors for combining of manufacturing major groups to total manufacturing were calculated on the basis of the 2012 national accounts
value added, results as from January 2012. According to international practice, indices are re-based every five years. The indices are presented here at
reference year 2010=100. The industrial classification used in this publication is based on the Standard Industrial Classification of all Economic Activities
(SIC), January 1993.
8.1.1 Indices of the physical volumes of manufacturing production: Food and beverages
(a) Actual indices
Total
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
1
MPI30999
24,44
108,0
110,3
98,0
98,3
101,8
103,9
105,6
106,9
113,0
110,2
119,4
121,8
118,1
126,2
95,4
101,0
110,1
Meat, fish, fruit, vegetables,
oils and fats
2
MPI30100
5,39
109,5
115,2
99,5
104,8
112,2
110,6
114,3
114,8
118,3
114,2
122,4
120,3
121,1
129,3
98,0
107,1
128,3
2010=100
Food and beverages
Dairy
Grain mill products, starches and
products
prepared animal feeds
3
4
MPI30200
MPI30300
1,78
2,86
106,0
107,5
107,4
105,2
110,0
101,9
96,3
96,5
104,8
104,7
99,9
101,2
98,6
106,3
93,7
110,5
101,3
107,2
103,1
106,1
114,8
107,5
124,1
109,0
116,9
107,7
125,4
103,4
118,6
94,6
98,0
92,8
110,3
107,2
Other food
products
5
MPI30400
7,73
105,0
106,8
83,5
86,5
92,9
109,1
104,6
111,4
124,0
113,2
121,5
117,4
112,2
105,0
72,9
91,7
94,2
Meat, fish, fruit, vegetables,
oils and fats
8
MPS30100
5,39
116,9
115,0
106,9
113,8
114,1
116,8
116,5
115,2
117,5
114,7
115,5
118,8
118,1
117,9
120,0
2010=100
Food and beverages
Dairy
Grain mill products, starches and
products
prepared animal feeds
9
10
MPS30200
MPS30300
1,78
2,86
107,0
108,4
105,7
107,3
106,8
102,4
105,8
106,4
105,4
107,3
105,2
109,4
107,2
104,8
105,8
104,4
110,4
103,2
109,5
102,7
109,3
102,3
112,9
102,2
116,0
104,0
107,6
103,8
111,3
103,4
Other food
products
11
MPS30400
7,73
108,0
106,7
109,3
110,2
96,2
106,1
107,2
101,5
111,6
101,9
105,8
120,1
99,0
112,6
108,0
Beverages
6
MPI30500
6,68
111,0
113,3
108,7
107,9
101,6
94,6
101,4
97,4
101,5
107,3
120,9
132,9
127,4
158,1
113,7
111,2
115,1
(b) Seasonally adjusted indices
Total
Year and month
M
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
7
MPS30999
24,44
110,7
109,7
107,3
110,2
106,9
111,2
110,8
108,9
113,3
109,5
109,2
115,7
110,5
112,9
113,1
Beverages
12
MPS30500
6,68
110,8
110,8
107,7
110,2
113,5
114,9
114,0
115,1
116,9
117,0
110,9
114,9
118,9
114,6
118,1
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8.1.2 Indices of the physical volumes of manufacturing production: Textiles, clothing, leather and footwear
(a) Actual indices
Total
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
13
MPI31999
3,17
96,5
97,1
73,9
99,6
98,2
95,0
94,5
89,4
100,3
97,7
104,5
118,3
117,5
76,2
71,0
99,3
103,1
Spinning, weaving and
finishing of textiles
14
MPI31100
0,74
82,8
82,0
69,6
90,2
79,4
81,1
84,5
83,5
80,5
74,1
91,6
96,5
96,7
56,0
63,9
92,3
97,4
2010=100
Textiles, clothing, leather and footwear
Other textile
Knitted and
Wearing apparel
products
crocheted articles
including fur
15
16
17
MPI31200
MPI31300
MPI31400
0,47
0,10
1,19
95,1
65,9
100,9
96,0
56,9
101,5
72,4
43,0
72,6
99,2
68,0
100,5
98,5
70,3
102,8
90,5
67,6
97,3
100,5
67,5
92,9
93,3
45,7
92,3
95,9
52,7
106,7
99,7
47,8
105,9
98,6
55,0
106,8
115,1
61,6
126,1
112,7
67,1
128,8
75,1
36,5
85,6
79,2
39,8
65,8
98,9
55,7
98,1
94,9
61,7
109,2
Spinning, weaving and
finishing of textiles
21
MPS31100
0,74
86,2
81,0
77,5
83,2
80,5
81,4
77,0
74,8
88,4
83,7
88,3
84,5
81,1
82,8
90,8
2010=100
Textiles, clothing, leather and footwear
Other textile
Knitted and
Wearing apparel
products
crocheted articles
including fur
22
23
24
MPS31200
MPS31300
MPS31400
0,47
0,10
1,19
93,5
60,3
107,8
95,5
60,8
103,5
94,3
59,1
99,3
98,8
61,9
98,4
97,9
59,2
94,7
93,2
47,7
95,7
96,3
56,7
103,7
96,4
54,4
102,0
95,4
55,7
101,2
96,9
55,8
106,0
95,4
56,1
103,3
98,7
52,0
103,5
105,0
55,0
97,8
95,3
50,8
100,9
93,0
52,2
105,6
Leather and
leather products
18
MPI31600
0,28
120,3
123,1
116,7
125,2
140,0
127,6
119,5
121,4
115,9
106,1
121,8
130,1
136,1
116,3
107,4
129,0
130,7
Footwear
19
MPI31700
0,39
101,5
105,0
65,2
105,0
97,1
103,7
100,0
75,3
123,5
121,1
128,7
144,9
127,1
68,9
72,2
106,0
95,4
(b) Seasonally adjusted indices
Total
Year and month
M
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
20
MPS31999
3,17
100,1
97,5
95,5
97,8
94,0
90,7
97,2
95,0
99,6
99,6
99,1
99,1
97,6
97,0
99,8
Leather and
leather products
25
MPS31600
0,28
132,5
118,0
131,0
131,6
120,0
117,3
118,3
113,6
126,5
118,6
119,4
132,8
121,1
122,3
122,3
Footwear
26
MPS31700
0,39
97,9
107,2
102,7
107,7
102,6
81,6
111,7
107,2
112,6
110,2
107,4
101,4
113,1
107,3
103,3
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8.1.3 Indices of the physical volumes of manufacturing production: Wood, paper, publishing and printing
(a) Actual indices
Total
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
27
MPI32999
12,65
103,3
104,2
88,3
98,4
108,0
95,3
101,4
103,0
104,7
102,2
113,4
118,4
120,4
97,4
87,5
97,1
106,2
Sawmilling and planing of
wood
28
MPI32100
1,83
108,4
114,1
94,6
114,3
120,8
107,0
110,5
120,3
123,5
112,1
115,1
133,3
125,4
92,5
108,9
129,3
130,2
2010=100
Wood, paper, publishing and printing
Wood, cork and straw
Paper and paper
products
products
29
30
MPI32200
MPI32300
2,55
4,89
98,7
100,0
100,4
103,7
80,6
91,1
97,2
95,0
98,9
112,8
97,4
93,8
96,6
104,2
100,3
105,0
98,4
99,2
104,9
97,3
117,4
110,5
121,5
109,7
118,8
115,4
73,2
110,6
82,0
89,3
96,5
92,8
107,6
104,8
Sawmilling and planing
of wood
34
MPS32100
1,83
105,3
115,4
116,6
114,2
108,6
119,8
114,4
110,1
112,9
118,5
116,1
118,8
121,0
130,5
123,8
2010=100
Wood, paper, publishing and printing
Wood, cork and straw
Paper and paper
products
products
35
36
MPS32200
MPS32300
2,55
4,89
98,2
102,1
101,9
102,3
96,9
107,9
105,9
105,1
97,3
105,9
100,9
101,5
96,1
102,5
99,0
97,4
108,8
101,0
103,2
104,0
100,8
104,6
94,5
109,6
100,3
100,2
100,8
100,3
105,2
100,1
Publishing
31
MPI32400
1,51
116,5
106,3
90,9
96,4
111,4
95,6
96,7
102,8
100,1
103,9
116,1
124,9
125,0
111,2
77,0
87,3
96,6
Printing and recorded
media
32
MPI32500
1,87
102,6
99,5
83,4
94,8
92,3
84,7
95,6
84,3
113,2
100,3
112,0
116,9
126,9
89,3
77,6
85,7
91,9
(b) Seasonally adjusted indices
Total
Year and month
M
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
33
MPS32999
12,65
101,1
104,1
105,6
107,3
103,6
103,7
104,2
99,6
104,5
105,3
105,1
106,1
100,6
102,9
104,1
Publishing
37
MPS32400
1,51
105,8
108,1
113,2
109,7
108,0
104,8
101,6
101,9
102,3
105,3
105,1
109,3
91,2
99,1
99,7
Printing and recorded
media
38
MPS32500
1,87
95,0
97,0
94,4
106,4
97,8
96,5
111,8
93,9
101,1
98,3
101,5
97,9
89,5
88,7
97,3
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8.1.4 Indices of the physical volumes of manufacturing production: Petroleum, chemical products, rubber and plastic products, and glass and nonmetallic mineral products
(a) Actual indices
Total
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
39
MPI33999
22,13
108,0
108,1
103,2
104,6
104,6
100,4
108,2
107,1
109,2
105,8
107,0
121,2
121,8
104,3
102,6
102,4
110,4
2010=100
Petroleum, chemical products, rubber and plastic products
Coke,
Other
petroleum
Basic
Rubber
chemical
products and
chemicals
products
products
nuclear fuel
40
41
42
43
MPI33209
MPI33400
MPI33500
MPI33700
7,77
3,81
6,49
1,00
101,9
108,7
114,5
113,0
102,5
115,4
113,0
105,2
109,9
108,0
97,3
105,7
95,2
107,7
110,6
123,5
95,6
111,2
109,6
128,3
100,4
106,8
99,9
87,6
111,5
110,5
106,9
107,1
107,2
105,2
111,2
100,6
110,3
119,2
108,6
98,4
86,6
118,2
119,9
98,5
87,0
116,4
123,0
106,6
104,4
132,1
135,5
120,4
108,7
137,3
128,6
119,0
112,8
112,3
104,5
67,2
111,9
101,5
102,7
90,6
96,1
97,1
115,3
102,2
99,6
118,1
120,7
115,3
Glass and non-metallic mineral products
Plastic
products
Total
44
MPI33800
3,06
107,4
104,0
92,2
105,7
100,9
97,9
99,8
102,6
98,5
111,9
112,4
120,2
122,1
84,1
83,9
97,4
105,0
45
MPI34999
3,91
105,5
99,4
83,4
96,0
97,3
95,2
102,2
102,1
110,4
102,6
104,4
117,0
108,7
72,9
75,2
92,7
97,2
Glass and
glass
products
46
MPI34100
0,78
105,3
89,8
79,6
99,1
80,8
73,5
78,6
83,4
91,2
97,3
93,3
108,7
104,5
87,2
79,3
87,5
83,4
Non-metallic
mineral
products
47
MPI34200
3,13
105,6
101,7
84,4
95,2
101,4
100,6
108,1
106,7
115,2
103,9
107,1
119,1
109,8
69,3
74,2
94,0
100,6
(b) Seasonally adjusted indices
Total
Year and month
M
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
48
MPS33999
22,13
111,1
109,3
103,5
107,0
108,4
107,5
104,8
104,9
107,0
111,6
112,3
110,6
109,8
107,1
109,0
2010=100
Petroleum, chemical products, rubber and plastic products
Coke,
Other
petroleum
Basic
Rubber
chemical
products and
chemicals
products
products
nuclear fuel
49
50
51
52
MPS33209
MPS33400
MPS33500
MPS33700
7,77
3,81
6,49
1,00
107,2
116,7
111,9
116,8
103,8
115,4
112,0
112,7
96,4
114,5
107,5
105,9
102,6
112,1
111,1
99,6
109,9
110,5
110,4
96,9
104,7
109,8
112,2
100,5
102,0
116,2
106,8
92,0
85,3
117,7
119,1
106,5
95,6
116,1
115,9
104,9
104,9
120,8
117,3
114,4
109,0
121,8
115,9
108,0
107,6
116,8
116,1
103,7
108,2
107,5
118,8
100,5
104,9
105,0
116,7
91,1
101,3
118,3
116,5
103,7
Glass and non-metallic mineral products
Plastic
products
Total
Glass and
glass
products
53
MPS33800
3,06
110,7
109,0
98,6
105,2
101,1
104,1
97,8
107,8
106,7
104,4
102,4
101,4
100,8
100,2
102,7
54
MPS34999
3,91
103,8
104,4
98,9
100,2
99,2
98,9
100,2
97,6
99,7
101,6
96,6
91,0
94,5
100,7
97,3
55
MPS34100
0,78
91,8
104,2
90,5
83,6
87,5
86,0
87,2
90,1
87,5
90,3
88,0
91,0
91,8
92,0
93,4
Non-metallic
mineral
products
56
MPS34200
3,13
106,8
104,4
100,9
104,4
102,1
102,2
103,4
99,4
102,7
104,4
98,7
91,0
95,2
102,8
98,3
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(a) Actual indices
Total
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
57
MPI35999
19,59
106,9
103,8
89,6
102,8
112,4
103,4
106,7
107,8
88,5
109,9
108,7
115,8
112,4
87,3
89,4
102,8
113,7
Basic iron
and steel
products
58
MPI35100
3,38
94,8
94,6
94,1
91,3
92,9
98,2
107,0
95,4
78,2
98,9
94,8
100,1
98,0
86,4
105,6
97,9
101,5
2010=100
Basic iron and steel, non-ferrous metal products, metal products and machinery
Other
Special purpose
Non-ferrous
Structural metal
General
fabricated
machinery, office
metal
products, tanks
purpose
metal
and accounting
products
and reservoirs
machinery
products
machinery
59
60
61
62
63
MPI35200
MPI35400
MPI35500
MPI35600
MPI35700
3,18
1,89
4,40
2,44
3,44
108,4
88,8
119,5
100,4
114,4
103,9
82,3
120,5
88,2
111,3
106,6
72,0
92,9
69,9
83,4
103,9
90,5
123,2
88,4
100,3
111,8
88,8
125,7
96,4
132,9
106,6
79,3
119,3
85,8
104,1
112,6
83,3
122,5
84,1
103,9
103,2
89,9
131,4
91,4
116,2
90,6
67,3
94,6
78,3
108,9
108,7
83,6
130,2
95,3
119,7
101,4
80,5
139,2
91,7
118,9
110,3
97,2
140,1
103,6
120,7
100,7
93,0
136,5
95,7
123,8
90,0
62,2
90,8
78,1
102,8
94,2
61,0
95,5
67,1
86,5
93,2
84,5
123,5
82,9
111,4
102,1
92,0
133,0
90,6
136,2
Household
appliances
64
MPI35800
0,86
113,6
114,8
110,9
118,1
138,4
130,2
128,9
106,4
83,4
113,2
103,1
128,9
133,8
82,0
115,0
115,0
130,3
(b) Seasonally adjusted indices
Total
Year and month
M
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
65
MPS35999
19,59
104,9
105,8
105,2
108,7
103,9
106,6
87,0
106,3
106,2
104,2
102,8
104,4
105,0
105,8
106,9
2010=100
Basic iron and steel, non-ferrous metal products, metal products and machinery
Structural
Other
Special purpose
Basic iron
Non-ferrous
General
metal products,
fabricated
machinery, office
and steel
metal
purpose
tanks and
metal
and accounting
products
products
machinery
reservoirs
products
machinery
66
67
68
69
70
71
MPS35100
MPS35200
MPS35400
MPS35500
MPS35600
MPS35700
3,38
3,18
1,89
4,40
2,44
3,44
95,5
108,9
88,9
117,3
89,5
110,0
95,3
108,9
87,2
123,0
93,6
106,5
89,7
107,9
85,0
121,5
92,7
112,3
96,3
109,2
87,0
128,0
92,3
113,2
96,3
109,4
82,1
120,2
84,1
106,8
93,9
108,3
87,2
128,5
88,6
112,5
82,5
88,9
66,8
88,8
75,6
108,1
98,1
104,1
81,6
121,7
91,8
119,4
94,3
101,7
78,8
134,4
88,1
113,8
95,5
101,8
82,7
123,6
90,8
109,2
98,7
99,1
81,5
117,4
85,6
111,9
99,8
98,5
81,5
123,4
87,2
112,8
106,2
96,7
74,7
121,4
86,4
114,8
101,7
97,9
81,7
123,8
87,3
117,7
98,5
98,1
90,6
128,4
86,9
115,2
Household
appliances
72
MPS35800
0,86
122,6
119,6
124,3
133,7
122,7
108,2
81,8
112,0
107,1
114,2
117,7
112,5
127,3
116,7
122,0
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8.1.6 Indices of the physical volumes of manufacturing production: Electrical machinery, and radio, television, communication apparatus and
professional equipment
(a) Actual indices
2010=100
Radio, television, communication
apparatus and professional
equipment
Electrical machinery
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total
73
MPI369
99
1,70
104,5
102,3
80,1
103,5
116,1
98,1
101,5
114,3
81,8
109,1
112,9
113,8
114,3
81,8
78,9
100,9
114,6
Electrical motors,
generators and
transformers
74
MPI36100
0,20
121,8
140,4
113,5
173,0
182,4
114,9
104,8
134,8
105,4
150,8
162,6
138,1
153,4
151,1
128,5
152,3
142,8
Electri
city
distrib
ution
and
control
appara
tus
75
MPI362
00
0,54
101,4
89,3
62,0
89,6
103,3
93,5
94,0
101,4
59,7
94,9
99,3
104,6
101,7
67,5
58,7
85,6
107,6
Insulat
ed wire
and
cable
Accumul
ators,
primary
cells and
primary
batteries
76
MPI363
00
0,14
102,4
99,1
74,1
113,9
111,2
98,0
103,6
119,3
61,4
94,6
116,5
113,3
118,9
64,0
61,1
117,1
127,0
77
MPI3640
0
0,15
94,5
101,3
92,0
91,8
107,4
98,5
101,4
107,5
119,2
96,2
110,5
110,4
109,3
70,9
98,4
106,6
116,3
Electric
lamps and
lighting
equipment
Other
electrical
equipme
nt
Total
78
79
MPI3660
0
0,57
104,3
102,0
84,7
92,0
111,5
95,6
105,4
120,3
93,6
111,4
106,5
108,9
112,2
82,0
82,6
92,8
110,7
80
MPI379
99
1,41
128,3
141,5
118,9
121,0
141,7
129,4
141,1
138,0
122,4
160,4
151,1
171,7
175,7
126,2
81,1
117,6
127,1
MPI36500
0,10
104,7
104,1
75,5
109,7
99,2
102,7
110,8
113,1
60,6
128,4
122,3
148,4
117,8
60,3
64,8
97,0
100,4
Radio,
television
and
communic
ation
apparatus
Profession
al
equipment
81
82
MPI37200
MPI37400
0,90
141,2
163,7
140,0
132,1
155,4
147,6
165,5
150,5
140,3
198,1
173,5
205,6
211,5
144,3
85,4
125,1
127,5
0,51
105,2
101,8
81,4
101,2
117,2
96,9
97,5
115,6
90,5
93,3
111,3
111,4
111,8
93,8
73,3
104,1
126,4
(b) Seasonally adjusted indices
2010=100
Radio, television, communication
apparatus and professional equipment
Electrical machinery
Total
Electrical
motors,
generato
rs and
transfor
mers
83
MPS3699
9
1,70
106,5
106,6
105,6
103,0
99,3
107,9
78,0
102,6
104,4
103,9
101,7
111,7
105,8
104,3
103,5
84
MPS3610
0
0,20
150,5
174,0
177,2
122,9
103,9
123,4
100,5
132,3
151,9
127,8
137,5
206,8
170,4
152,6
139,9
Year and month
M
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Electricit
y
distributi
on and
control
apparatu
s
85
MPS3620
0
0,54
96,4
95,2
89,6
96,4
96,1
96,0
54,2
89,3
85,4
91,3
87,3
94,2
93,2
91,1
92,5
Insulated
wire and
cable
86
MPS3630
0
0,14
110,6
107,3
99,6
105,3
95,4
107,4
57,6
90,1
106,2
103,4
107,7
105,2
90,4
109,8
114,1
Accumula
tors,
primary
cells and
primary
batteries
Electric
lamps
and
lighting
equipme
nt
Other
electrical
equipme
nt
Total
87
88
MPS3650
0
0,10
112,0
111,0
105,1
108,7
107,7
105,3
55,6
110,4
110,3
120,5
100,0
102,6
101,0
98,8
106,4
89
MPS3660
0
0,57
100,7
96,5
97,9
101,2
99,9
115,9
93,8
107,9
104,4
104,7
99,6
101,2
98,9
98,7
97,3
90
MPS379
99
1,41
145,7
115,6
145,2
147,1
149,7
141,9
122,8
146,2
143,4
149,4
146,8
144,2
101,3
113,6
128,5
MPS36400
0,15
99,2
93,4
103,2
101,6
100,0
101,6
108,1
96,7
104,5
104,3
110,4
99,7
108,6
108,5
107,0
Radio,
television
and
communicati
on apparatus
Profession
al
equipment
91
92
MPS37200
MPS37400
0,90
166,7
122,2
166,7
174,4
178,7
160,2
140,6
173,7
167,6
174,7
171,3
168,5
101,6
117,3
136,5
0,51
108,3
103,9
106,9
98,5
98,0
109,3
91,1
97,4
100,3
104,2
103,2
100,9
100,7
106,9
114,4
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8.1.7 Indices of the physical volumes of manufacturing production: Motor vehicles, parts and accessories and other transport equipment, and other
manufacturing not elsewhere classified
(a) Actual indices
2010=100
Motor vehicles, parts and accessories and other transport equipment
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total
Motor
vehicles
93
MPI38999
7,39
108,1
107,8
98,5
111,2
109,0
99,9
107,5
108,1
90,7
119,3
126,0
132,6
121,5
68,7
95,4
112,2
123,5
94
MPI38100
2,98
124,6
128,6
116,5
132,5
118,3
115,5
125,1
132,6
98,7
151,6
160,6
168,6
153,5
69,2
118,9
137,2
144,8
Bodies for
motor
vehicles,
trailers and
semitrailers
95
MPI38200
0,43
111,2
107,2
76,3
110,0
107,4
102,9
116,7
115,0
95,0
111,0
121,6
141,1
124,0
65,1
79,2
116,4
129,9
Parts and
accessories
for motor
vehicles and
their engines
Other manufacturing not elsewhere
classified
Other
transport
equipment
Total¹
Furniture
Other¹
97
MPI38400
1,21
96,8
95,5
88,6
91,5
108,1
84,7
86,1
88,1
86,3
98,4
105,3
109,1
95,2
105,0
76,4
94,1
119,5
98
MPI39991
3,61
95,5
98,6
82,5
103,0
97,7
83,5
93,4
99,5
106,6
101,4
103,6
122,0
116,2
73,2
75,6
95,9
88,7
99
MPI39100
1,08
110,6
113,2
72,0
102,3
102,5
109,0
117,9
118,2
120,5
116,2
123,2
143,4
139,1
93,7
72,3
100,3
96,6
100
MPI39OTHER
2,53
89,0
92,3
86,9
103,4
95,6
72,6
82,9
91,4
100,7
95,0
95,2
112,8
106,4
64,4
77,1
94,0
85,4
96
MPI38300
2,77
94,8
90,8
87,0
97,2
99,6
89,2
96,5
89,3
83,4
94,9
98,5
102,7
98,3
52,8
81,0
92,6
101,4
Total
manufacturing
101
MPI30000
100
106,5
106,6
94,4
102,1
106,2
100,5
105,5
106,3
103,5
108,5
113,0
121,1
118,6
99,5
92,1
101,7
110,2
Including recycling and tobacco products.
(b) Seasonally adjusted indices
2010=100
Motor vehicles, parts and accessories and other transport equipment
Year and month
M
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total
Motor
vehicles
102
MPS38999
7,39
111,6
112,2
103,5
113,3
103,8
105,7
86,2
112,7
118,0
112,4
110,1
104,8
110,9
113,2
117,3
103
MPS38100
2,98
133,6
132,3
116,2
135,0
123,9
131,3
88,7
140,4
148,2
138,8
136,6
120,3
137,2
137,1
138,3
Bodies for
motor
vehicles,
trailers and
semitrailers
104
MPS38200
0,43
104,3
111,0
107,1
108,2
105,7
112,7
90,7
107,7
115,8
112,3
109,1
100,0
114,4
117,3
126,6
Other manufacturing not elsewhere
classified
Parts and
accessories
for motor
vehicles and
their engines
Other
transport
equipment
Total¹
Furniture
Other¹
105
MPS38300
2,77
94,0
97,1
93,6
97,6
88,8
87,8
82,0
91,9
90,1
89,7
91,8
84,2
92,5
92,4
97,3
106
MPS38400
1,21
100,4
97,5
93,4
97,4
87,9
81,3
87,5
93,9
108,5
99,4
87,6
115,3
86,9
100,3
108,0
107
MPS39991
3,61
100,0
100,1
96,8
103,8
91,8
98,7
100,6
97,8
105,0
99,2
94,4
94,4
93,8
92,7
92,8
108
MPS39100
1,08
113,3
110,3
115,2
118,6
116,2
117,3
114,3
111,6
115,3
111,0
105,6
112,2
113,6
108,8
108,5
109
MPS39OTHER
2,53
94,2
95,6
89,0
97,4
81,4
90,7
94,7
91,9
100,6
94,1
89,5
86,8
85,3
85,8
86,0
Total
manufacturing
110
MPS30000
100
108,0
107,4
105,0
108,5
105,2
106,9
100,6
105,7
108,8
108,1
107,2
108,4
106,2
107,1
108,4
Including recycling and tobacco products.
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8.2
Values of sales
Data relating to sales (columns 111 to 220) are collected together with the monthly production data. The sample data are weighted according to the original
sample design in order to represent the population of enterprises in the manufacturing industry.
The latest sample was drawn in April 2014.
The values shown represent net sales (i.e. gross sales less returns, discounts and other deductions) of own manufactured goods, and net charges for work
done.
8.2.1 Values of sales: Food and beverages
(a) Actual values
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total
111
MSV30999
358 787 605
391 872 556
28 233 002
29 782 732
30 286 833
30 733 951
31 014 524
31 302 273
31 841 842
32 160 915
34 768 532
36 056 026
35 493 186
40 198 740
29 972 767
30 802 864
34 237 304
Meat, fish, fruit,
vegetables, oils and fats
112
MSV30100
93 676 050
105 017 475
7 211 486
7 656 224
8 308 780
8 258 615
8 722 414
8 879 686
8 849 501
8 682 926
9 376 322
9 359 222
9 277 475
10 434 824
7 500 296
7 997 421
9 849 842
R’000
Food and beverages
Dairy
Grain mill products, starches and
products
prepared animal feeds
113
114
MSV30200
MSV30300
30 433 389
60 913 071
34 033 139
64 105 154
2 635 236
5 014 151
2 420 082
4 873 232
2 674 932
5 369 959
2 664 400
5 343 360
2 651 231
5 497 986
2 582 049
5 619 851
2 757 560
5 455 088
2 769 394
5 390 902
3 007 151
5 449 855
3 324 061
5 462 464
3 127 137
5 303 955
3 419 906
5 324 351
3 069 120
4 713 679
2 676 370
4 676 865
3 050 397
5 488 370
Meat, fish, fruit,
vegetables, oils and fats
118
MSS30100
8 548 963
8 655 081
8 090 112
8 650 676
8 772 441
9 027 625
8 841 508
8 752 886
8 877 702
8 710 682
8 725 804
9 279 759
9 095 110
9 060 818
9 370 925
R’000
Food and beverages
Dairy
Grain mill products, starches and
products
prepared animal feeds
119
120
MSS30200
MSS30300
2 644 715
5 385 927
2 618 830
5 391 300
2 679 203
5 245 688
2 750 975
5 443 902
2 742 872
5 479 391
2 839 584
5 491 559
2 829 898
5 381 201
2 844 020
5 356 349
2 946 850
5 283 834
2 968 462
5 209 219
3 033 383
5 171 767
3 067 637
5 225 248
3 122 240
5 209 587
2 901 652
5 216 883
2 997 866
5 294 100
Other food
products
115
MSV30400
74 241 039
81 559 806
5 659 786
6 419 489
5 956 694
6 848 556
6 410 534
6 475 327
6 817 206
7 131 975
7 188 558
7 572 738
7 855 363
7 223 580
6 068 092
6 660 718
6 232 500
Beverages
116
MSV30500
99 524 056
107 156 982
7 712 343
8 413 705
7 976 468
7 619 020
7 732 359
7 745 360
7 962 487
8 185 718
9 746 646
10 337 541
9 929 256
13 796 079
8 621 580
8 791 490
9 616 195
(b) Seasonally adjusted values
Year and month
M
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total
117
MSS30999
31 351 932
32 080 898
31 275 073
32 459 256
32 390 762
32 947 179
32 845 528
32 862 578
33 349 774
33 041 422
32 890 388
33 852 534
33 864 304
33 243 910
34 355 541
Other food
products
121
MSS30400
6 356 927
6 925 169
6 746 989
6 894 257
6 433 886
6 649 909
6 809 339
6 855 378
6 965 214
6 847 752
6 938 803
7 088 653
6 931 551
7 141 526
6 909 816
Beverages
122
MSS30500
8 415 399
8 490 518
8 513 081
8 719 446
8 962 172
8 938 501
8 983 582
9 053 945
9 276 174
9 305 307
9 020 632
9 191 237
9 505 815
8 923 032
9 782 835
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8.2.2 Values of sales: Textiles, clothing, leather and footwear
(a) Actual values
R’000
Textiles, clothing, leather and footwear
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total
123
MSV31999
45 890 303
49 328 204
2 969 675
3 956 541
4 205 167
4 043 755
4 138 384
3 847 525
4 067 498
4 177 900
4 376 622
4 975 888
4 966 065
3 603 184
3 036 212
3 987 596
4 393 070
Spinning, weaving
and finishing of
textiles
124
MSV31100
5 646 925
6 299 748
416 931
538 158
533 352
510 718
556 860
543 358
513 367
478 356
570 823
646 700
614 368
376 757
421 228
554 579
614 568
Other textile
products
125
MSV31200
11 512 078
12 250 299
746 759
1 027 163
989 924
1 020 685
1 080 712
1 014 865
999 396
1 080 439
1 060 793
1 236 449
1 169 567
823 547
808 352
1 017 604
1 076 972
Knitted and
crocheted articles
126
MSV31300
2 614 746
2 377 787
158 593
219 957
255 213
230 592
237 949
160 223
190 898
176 925
196 652
215 289
203 470
132 026
146 557
200 732
215 270
Wearing apparel
including fur
Leather and
leather products
127
MSV31400
15 631 991
17 006 477
915 082
1 294 700
1 430 980
1 341 862
1 353 348
1 259 591
1 432 615
1 481 297
1 529 170
1 727 149
1 873 171
1 367 512
927 120
1 276 025
1 555 491
128
MSV31600
6 142 555
6 637 099
503 057
556 271
628 760
576 338
554 064
567 289
495 783
520 362
536 724
591 908
565 801
540 742
483 728
602 695
573 071
R’000
Textiles, clothing, leather and footwear
Other textile
Knitted and
Wearing apparel
products
crocheted articles
including fur
132
133
134
MSS31200
MSS31300
MSS31400
965 017
213 222
1 399 983
1 020 299
209 488
1 374 609
976 193
214 904
1 376 714
1 051 562
219 728
1 368 705
1 019 355
199 438
1 361 150
1 005 759
156 221
1 318 325
1 010 386
202 561
1 402 658
1 060 050
195 609
1 421 574
1 035 994
207 960
1 467 144
1 044 028
196 739
1 467 439
1 027 169
186 393
1 474 920
1 042 250
174 220
1 546 812
1 062 107
197 946
1 421 117
1 011 953
192 087
1 358 924
1 050 859
190 668
1 489 752
Leather and
leather products
135
MSS31600
563 457
533 962
584 620
607 147
541 067
548 439
514 392
532 403
551 635
546 222
517 464
602 750
543 649
577 785
550 099
Footwear
129
MSV31700
4 342 008
4 756 794
229 253
320 292
366 938
363 560
355 451
302 199
435 439
440 521
482 460
558 393
539 688
362 600
249 227
335 961
357 698
(b) Seasonally adjusted values
Year and month
M
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total
130
MSS31999
4 012 296
4 016 411
4 011 337
4 154 997
4 011 841
3 893 294
4 090 252
4 133 957
4 246 628
4 229 708
4 165 615
4 319 235
4 157 116
4 051 468
4 196 701
Spinning, weaving and
finishing of textiles
131
MSS31100
507 568
510 900
484 847
519 019
529 301
533 464
516 795
492 884
556 705
543 636
562 442
544 041
532 302
526 331
545 876
Footwear
136
MSS31700
363 050
367 153
374 058
388 835
361 531
331 087
443 460
431 437
427 191
431 644
397 227
409 161
399 995
384 388
369 447
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8.2.3 Values of sales: Wood, paper, publishing and printing
(a) Actual values
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total
137
MSV32999
128 298 495
135 264 401
9 208 525
10 333 712
11 489 809
9 759 329
10 781 449
11 227 771
11 351 447
11 129 973
12 610 423
12 824 659
13 369 697
11 177 607
9 430 422
10 803 561
12 023 602
Sawmilling and
planing of wood
138
MSV32100
9 846 071
10 531 005
721 221
847 195
972 786
767 467
803 153
942 995
940 455
841 782
936 651
1 034 167
977 806
745 327
805 639
1 024 155
1 073 697
R’000
Wood, paper, publishing and printing
Wood, cork and straw
Paper and paper
products
products
139
140
MSV32200
MSV32300
17 300 181
55 755 255
18 266 905
60 931 868
1 190 524
4 149 687
1 444 352
4 607 893
1 447 056
5 299 040
1 524 521
4 360 119
1 464 021
4 976 259
1 595 181
5 241 526
1 481 802
4 800 537
1 577 456
5 017 040
1 751 923
5 753 097
1 827 951
5 419 712
1 810 135
5 734 874
1 151 983
5 572 084
1 232 566
4 398 405
1 453 523
4 911 523
1 663 270
5 610 674
Publishing
141
MSV32400
20 848 245
20 066 195
1 424 344
1 501 505
1 742 759
1 445 765
1 503 992
1 626 053
1 594 186
1 622 653
1 813 685
1 979 115
2 058 433
1 753 705
1 269 968
1 484 343
1 594 161
Printing and recorded
media
142
MSV32500
24 548 743
25 468 428
1 722 749
1 932 767
2 028 168
1 661 457
2 034 024
1 822 016
2 534 467
2 071 042
2 355 067
2 563 714
2 788 449
1 954 508
1 723 844
1 930 017
2 081 800
(b) Seasonally adjusted values
R’000
Wood, paper, publishing and printing
Year and month
M
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total
143
MSS32999
10 697 955
10 931 156
11 159 891
11 309 744
11 119 148
11 192 181
11 575 400
10 783 525
11 404 068
11 532 576
11 686 484
11 714 259
11 082 347
11 433 779
11 583 997
Sawmilling
and
planing of
wood
144
MSS32100
853 357
851 969
886 228
873 080
830 519
922 779
903 886
795 157
894 764
930 386
912 590
875 731
942 595
1 026 922
1 020 290
Wood, cork and straw
products
145
MSS32200
1 461 626
1 529 017
1 433 078
1 651 323
1 496 673
1 552 033
1 455 591
1 518 980
1 614 705
1 542 282
1 547 045
1 471 086
1 537 275
1 535 561
1 598 784
Paper and paper
products
146
MSS32300
4 800 518
4 949 327
5 045 914
4 968 477
5 066 215
5 004 018
5 043 438
4 968 373
5 091 313
5 253 547
5 254 199
5 427 691
5 162 639
5 265 886
5 254 608
Publishing
147
MSS32400
1 649 077
1 619 585
1 750 419
1 685 655
1 653 654
1 644 597
1 649 249
1 564 982
1 603 385
1 681 348
1 750 709
1 801 782
1 477 951
1 607 912
1 616 417
Printing and recorded
media
148
MSS32500
1 933 376
1 981 259
2 044 252
2 131 209
2 072 088
2 068 754
2 523 236
1 936 033
2 199 902
2 125 014
2 221 941
2 137 969
1 961 887
1 997 497
2 093 898
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8.2.4 Values of sales: Petroleum, chemical products, rubber and plastic products, and glass and non-metallic mineral products
(a) Actual values
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total
149
MSV33999
423 519 162
452 163 910
35 787 848
35 595 962
36 196 337
36 408 438
36 725 338
37 519 980
39 101 697
37 012 881
36 101 659
43 221 142
42 762 844
35 729 784
31 272 746
31 175 713
35 923 397
R’000
Petroleum, chemical products, rubber and plastic products
Coke,
petroleum
Other
Basic
Rubber
products
chemical
chemicals
products
and nuclear
products
fuel
150
151
152
153
MSV33209
MSV33400
MSV33500
MSV33700
179 277 670
84 434 772
94 393 875
16 107 981
186 481 975
96 414 360
99 738 691
16 956 761
16 574 507
7 318 811
6 944 967
1 278 062
14 577 098
7 937 456
7 318 508
1 526 175
15 161 258
7 212 556
8 029 732
1 703 010
16 536 907
7 170 257
7 423 663
1 223 677
15 889 510
7 491 120
7 806 095
1 379 463
16 082 117
7 446 007
8 229 060
1 432 107
17 378 602
8 065 474
8 042 140
1 367 914
14 008 201
8 072 989
8 875 565
1 362 862
12 184 608
8 478 938
9 267 168
1 426 738
16 365 271
9 967 269
9 862 910
1 621 167
16 230 211
9 871 158
9 903 359
1 613 309
15 493 685
7 382 325
8 035 524
1 022 277
12 685 035
6 552 344
7 342 900
1 091 538
11 436 566
5 982 829
8 276 599
1 379 531
13 489 605
7 003 088
9 470 464
1 568 275
Glass and non-metallic mineral products
Plastic
products
Total
Glass and
glass
products
Non-metallic
mineral
products
154
MSV33800
49 304 864
52 572 123
3 671 501
4 236 725
4 089 781
4 053 934
4 159 150
4 330 689
4 247 567
4 693 264
4 744 207
5 404 525
5 144 807
3 795 973
3 600 929
4 100 188
4 391 965
155
MSV34999
54 410 554
55 423 709
3 557 857
4 385 303
4 303 266
4 508 197
4 640 486
4 875 410
4 972 113
4 911 090
5 173 754
5 521 206
5 161 920
3 413 107
3 398 168
4 366 694
4 701 411
156
MSV34100
9 847 833
9 305 728
651 731
742 099
626 359
658 668
660 422
787 674
810 527
796 023
891 962
972 807
992 889
714 567
638 670
735 882
695 269
157
MSV34200
44 562 721
46 117 981
2 906 126
3 643 204
3 676 907
3 849 529
3 980 064
4 087 736
4 161 586
4 115 067
4 281 792
4 548 399
4 169 031
2 698 540
2 759 498
3 630 812
4 006 142
(b) Seasonally adjusted values
Year and month
M
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
R’000
Petroleum, chemical products, rubber and plastic products
Coke,
petroleum
Other
products
Basic
Rubber
Total
chemical
and
chemicals
products
products
nuclear
fuel
158
159
160
161
162
MSS33999
MSS33209
MSS33400
MSS33500
MSS33700
38 759 010
16 322 355
8 388 057
8 230 073
1 478 272
38 622 504
16 118 343
8 745 634
7 791 642
1 464 516
36 036 178
15 393 315
7 264 200
7 815 915
1 447 650
38 039 749
16 362 521
7 859 316
8 124 443
1 333 233
36 827 832
15 613 907
7 646 894
8 055 752
1 339 409
37 411 629
15 761 481
7 548 559
8 267 601
1 391 222
38 310 646
16 665 340
8 192 064
7 964 889
1 277 835
36 405 332
13 332 525
8 199 387
8 855 723
1 431 275
35 472 473
12 859 958
8 040 287
8 654 491
1 474 227
39 738 459
16 564 861
8 454 673
8 625 533
1 548 592
38 946 436
16 173 989
8 160 671
8 733 859
1 443 073
37 332 469
15 151 378
7 875 338
8 567 677
1 330 967
34 321 634
12 461 813
7 471 913
8 809 394
1 249 587
34 135 617
13 011 821
6 600 962
8 840 490
1 324 386
35 659 578
13 816 951
7 087 192
9 006 304
1 373 117
Glass and non-metallic mineral products
Plastic
products
Total
Glass and
glass
products
163
MSS33800
4 340 253
4 502 369
4 115 098
4 360 236
4 171 870
4 442 766
4 210 518
4 586 422
4 443 510
4 544 800
4 434 844
4 407 109
4 328 926
4 357 957
4 376 014
164
MSS34999
4 608 987
4 649 791
4 349 768
4 879 434
4 627 434
4 704 817
4 588 738
4 696 587
4 700 460
4 692 518
4 517 848
4 446 560
4 489 129
4 617 566
4 603 870
165
MSS34100
793 566
791 036
753 525
756 933
758 923
789 722
787 979
768 493
770 625
802 439
763 330
772 078
781 611
785 550
807 113
Non-metallic
mineral
products
166
MSS34200
3 815 421
3 858 755
3 596 243
4 122 500
3 868 511
3 915 094
3 800 759
3 928 094
3 929 835
3 890 079
3 754 519
3 674 482
3 707 518
3 832 017
3 796 758
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8.2.5 Values of sales: Basic iron and steel, non-ferrous metal products, metal products and machinery
(a) Actual values
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total
167
MSV35999
362 211 704
395 312 268
27 534 952
32 248 454
34 160 795
31 511 875
33 268 536
35 969 582
27 241 361
35 487 639
35 463 796
37 363 825
35 853 671
29 207 782
28 180 563
32 660 856
37 350 186
R’000
Basic iron and steel, non-ferrous metal products, metal products and machinery
NonStructural
Other
Special purpose
Basic iron
General
ferrous
metal products,
fabricated
machinery, office
and steel
purpose
metal
tanks and
metal
and accounting
products
machinery
products
reservoirs
products
machinery
168
169
170
171
172
173
MSV35100
MSV35200
MSV35400
MSV35500
MSV35600
MSV35700
107 121 206
75 898 020
33 623 084
56 645 754
34 285 217
45 235 936
121 988 751
87 121 151
32 806 793
60 262 135
33 776 613
49 171 560
9 880 484
6 009 871
2 295 035
3 714 055
2 103 649
2 830 487
10 013 598
7 001 392
2 981 936
4 994 197
2 705 046
3 720 787
10 292 894
7 003 358
2 960 494
4 994 082
3 087 487
4 815 715
10 386 966
6 497 839
2 567 133
4 888 524
2 564 265
3 783 975
10 619 744
7 373 190
2 683 488
5 189 107
2 638 461
3 786 815
11 763 736
7 710 840
3 022 015
5 424 630
2 969 709
4 158 059
6 957 406
6 785 065
2 247 875
4 152 546
2 529 422
3 935 454
11 434 615
7 581 720
2 804 369
5 326 931
3 065 691
4 437 493
11 009 376
7 840 482
2 686 206
5 818 858
3 000 239
4 265 874
11 062 958
7 988 331
3 304 985
5 994 926
3 331 048
4 682 569
10 040 517
8 204 188
3 116 271
5 843 326
3 121 981
4 495 468
8 526 457
7 124 875
2 136 986
3 920 953
2 659 615
4 258 864
10 041 476
6 336 113
2 024 089
3 972 815
2 159 956
2 949 824
9 650 574
7 099 161
2 927 351
5 121 314
2 732 948
4 146 459
11 630 942
7 499 262
3 319 269
5 759 346
2 892 504
5 202 654
Household
appliances
174
MSV35800
9 402 487
10 185 265
701 371
831 498
1 006 765
823 173
977 731
920 593
633 593
836 820
842 761
999 008
1 031 920
580 032
696 290
983 049
1 046 209
(b) Seasonally adjusted values
Year and month
M
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total
175
MSS35999
32 568 243
32 532 521
32 127 429
32 961 524
32 561 189
34 467 867
26 935 614
34 871 087
34 611 425
34 550 360
33 050 955
34 261 039
33 498 527
32 986 960
35 095 691
R’000
Basic iron and steel, non-ferrous metal products, metal products and machinery
Special purpose
Structural
Other
Basic iron
Non-ferrous
General
machinery,
metal products,
fabricated
and steel
metal
purpose
office and
tanks and
metal
products
products
machinery
accounting
reservoirs
products
machinery
176
177
178
179
180
181
MSS35100
MSS35200
MSS35400
MSS35500
MSS35600
MSS35700
10 672 701
6 855 332
2 880 116
4 739 680
2 772 910
3 789 235
9 754 678
7 211 108
2 885 848
5 100 563
2 863 035
3 885 984
9 791 761
6 966 540
2 734 553
4 786 439
2 984 065
3 983 591
10 463 565
6 720 549
2 784 201
5 202 184
2 792 266
4 115 040
9 846 624
7 367 629
2 712 055
5 061 032
2 701 164
3 952 446
10 826 636
7 491 043
2 921 944
5 349 157
2 819 237
4 151 927
7 169 700
6 798 465
2 243 054
3 849 401
2 500 283
3 755 333
11 282 056
7 504 225
2 718 667
5 080 457
2 984 545
4 468 368
10 998 341
7 630 608
2 650 211
5 539 934
2 816 959
4 131 331
10 851 122
7 599 381
2 797 249
5 279 913
2 891 336
4 261 335
9 591 996
7 582 465
2 771 960
5 162 743
2 764 236
4 253 311
10 863 343
7 376 463
2 746 265
5 200 697
2 893 140
4 384 577
10 794 365
7 184 140
2 588 978
5 151 580
2 829 554
4 089 332
9 428 863
7 321 547
2 826 878
5 229 971
2 877 523
4 323 425
11 071 489
7 482 909
3 140 460
5 407 305
2 792 622
4 258 501
Household
appliances
182
MSS35800
858 269
831 305
880 480
883 718
920 239
907 922
619 378
832 770
844 042
870 024
924 244
796 555
860 577
978 754
942 406
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8.2.6 Values of sales: Electrical machinery, and radio, television, communication apparatus and professional equipment
(a) Actual values
R’000
Electrical machinery
Total
Year and month
A
2013
2014
2014
M
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
183
MSV36999
50 394 196
52 900 401
3 291 422
4 755 140
4 757 317
3 950 494
4 103 446
5 022 478
3 400 416
4 835 030
5 057 647
4 942 942
4 914 236
3 869 833
3 459 026
4 669 217
5 126 487
Electrical
motors,
generators
and
transformers
184
MSV36100
8 780 245
10 475 219
575 742
1 120 935
970 455
660 762
625 583
847 778
634 526
958 414
1 178 918
889 831
922 960
1 089 315
713 650
978 004
892 975
Electricity
distribution
and control
apparatus
Insulated
wire and
cable
185
MSV36200
9 330 473
8 552 112
466 573
724 618
751 876
719 202
723 240
826 535
496 292
760 379
819 164
861 456
828 908
573 869
466 913
692 406
857 565
186
MSV36300
9 903 003
10 408 422
658 867
947 857
944 071
828 926
879 749
1 124 509
468 999
962 724
1 052 863
956 951
1 009 387
573 519
649 735
973 018
1 066 845
Accumulators,
primary cells
and primary
batteries
187
MSV36400
2 749 416
3 102 325
208 751
222 494
252 552
253 526
242 089
281 496
290 881
256 745
273 830
270 972
280 871
268 118
258 060
263 330
318 047
Electric
lamps and
lighting
equipment
Other
electrical
equipment
188
MSV36500
2 340 330
2 420 346
136 808
213 014
180 754
192 330
225 111
220 088
124 792
237 784
227 979
294 900
233 712
133 074
111 804
200 129
196 881
189
MSV36600
17 290 729
17 941 977
1 244 681
1 526 222
1 657 609
1 295 748
1 407 674
1 722 072
1 384 926
1 658 984
1 504 893
1 668 832
1 638 398
1 231 938
1 258 864
1 562 330
1 794 174
Radio, television, communication apparatus
and professional equipment
Radio,
television
and
Professional
Total
communic
equipment
ation
apparatus
190
191
192
MSV37999
MSV37200
MSV37400
18 121 946
10 394 619
7 727 327
20 551 669
12 655 287
7 896 382
1 362 665
849 074
513 591
1 554 722
921 773
632 949
1 774 088
1 035 219
738 869
1 512 662
903 697
608 965
1 722 615
1 052 580
670 035
1 612 465
893 468
718 997
1 417 317
838 128
579 189
1 965 159
1 319 606
645 553
1 930 983
1 197 984
732 999
1 995 651
1 315 061
680 590
2 052 841
1 305 015
747 826
1 650 501
1 023 682
626 819
1 060 989
542 403
518 586
1 453 557
801 377
652 180
1 665 976
876 282
789 694
(b) Seasonally adjusted values
R’000
Electrical machinery
Year and month
M
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total
193
MSS3699
9
4 394 310
4 648 006
4 315 514
4 293 581
4 064 967
4 705 021
3 291 151
4 561 527
4 701 209
4 612 572
4 457 721
5 132 367
4 602 553
4 565 604
4 628 972
Electrical
motors,
generators
and
transforme
rs
Electricity
distribution
and control
apparatus
194
195
MSS36100
MSS36200
783 690
1 071 267
943 380
773 373
618 761
699 239
654 446
841 009
1 043 272
859 461
843 330
1 463 167
975 340
926 603
874 894
724 790
753 462
653 998
763 097
751 186
782 557
473 221
736 334
694 144
777 948
714 250
758 020
728 645
719 226
750 268
Insulated
wire and
cable
Accumul
ators,
primary
cells and
primary
batteries
Electric
lamps
and
lighting
equipme
nt
Other
electrical
equipme
nt
196
MSS3630
0
933 118
913 648
893 216
908 796
829 147
1 058 910
411 009
911 042
923 058
902 340
923 561
908 054
910 789
942 152
965 811
197
MSS3640
0
231 323
233 453
245 765
255 521
221 909
266 069
263 242
261 590
287 489
266 855
285 848
291 289
288 244
278 608
313 609
198
MSS3650
0
200 115
215 874
187 206
212 061
215 008
211 872
116 252
209 716
214 427
236 241
192 952
207 789
162 931
203 501
211 311
199
MSS3660
0
1 521 274
1 460 302
1 391 949
1 380 733
1 428 956
1 686 374
1 372 981
1 601 837
1 538 818
1 569 726
1 497 781
1 504 048
1 536 604
1 495 515
1 513 079
Radio, television, communication
apparatus and professional
equipment
Radio,
televisio
Professi
n and
onal
Total
communi
equipme
cation
nt
apparatu
s
200
201
202
MSS3799
MSS3720
MSS374
9
0
00
1 732 738
1 055 230
677 508
1 548 160
884 011
664 149
1 769 603
1 101 285
668 318
1 684 899
1 024 133
660 766
1 841 434
1 176 722
664 711
1 655 375
979 374
676 001
1 429 567
843 559
586 008
1 757 818
1 118 275
639 544
1 773 190
1 123 044
650 146
1 748 228
1 092 547
655 682
1 844 853
1 143 832
701 021
1 731 967
1 083 097
648 870
1 383 213
698 339
684 875
1 468 037
777 889
690 148
1 637 166
928 894
708 272
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8.2.7 Values of sales: Motor vehicles, parts and accessories and other transport equipment, and other manufacturing not elsewhere classified
(a) Actual values
R’000
Other manufacturing not elsewhere
classified
Motor vehicles, parts and accessories and other transport equipment
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
203
204
205
Parts and
accessories for
motor vehicles
and their
engines
206
MSV38999
MSV38100
MSV38200
MSV38300
Total
Motor vehicles
191 772 877
221 207 072
14 704 938
18 782 224
19 368 452
16 446 056
16 935 478
19 823 130
17 427 177
19 355 327
21 163 338
22 667 998
20 401 912
14 131 042
15 840 027
18 364 777
20 850 064
Bodies for
motor vehicles,
trailers and
semi-trailers
106 642 282
125 897 542
7 791 769
10 989 848
11 225 623
9 079 504
9 144 065
11 987 015
9 767 135
10 867 377
12 204 175
13 209 195
11 728 526
7 903 310
8 692 216
10 032 522
11 546 197
8 714 712
9 108 576
497 946
739 907
768 884
724 012
803 001
816 412
753 976
763 306
873 176
966 168
863 962
537 826
522 122
805 089
880 292
56 149 287
64 796 794
4 804 038
5 368 113
5 358 691
5 048 442
5 365 116
5 353 430
5 266 176
5 854 764
6 007 845
6 481 789
6 196 082
3 692 308
5 187 545
5 750 256
6 126 524
Other
transport
equipment
Total¹
Furniture
Other¹
210
MSV39OT
HER
41 027 542
44 940 097
2 884 106
3 753 319
3 740 256
3 596 942
3 552 983
3 595 277
3 903 939
4 064 256
4 196 023
4 003 970
3 829 139
3 819 887
2 869 593
3 674 006
3 492 759
207
208
209
MSV38400
MSV39991
MSV39100
20 266 596
21 404 160
1 611 185
1 684 356
2 015 254
1 594 098
1 623 296
1 666 273
1 639 890
1 869 880
2 078 142
2 010 846
1 613 342
1 997 598
1 438 144
1 776 910
2 297 051
55 300 525
60 410 474
3 666 643
4 867 712
4 857 595
4 826 524
4 887 776
4 952 383
5 264 572
5 388 809
5 555 370
5 687 412
5 442 677
5 013 001
3 731 678
4 870 578
4 706 028
14 272 983
15 470 377
782 537
1 114 393
1 117 339
1 229 582
1 334 793
1 357 106
1 360 633
1 324 553
1 359 347
1 683 442
1 613 538
1 193 114
862 085
1 196 572
1 213 269
Total
manufacturing
211
MSV30000
1 688 707 367
1 834 434 664
130 317 527
146 262 502
151 399 659
143 701 281
148 218 032
156 152 997
146 085 440
156 424 723
162 202 124
175 256 749
170 419 049
147 994 581
129 382 598
143 155 413
160 977 525
Including recycling and tobacco products.
(b) Seasonally adjusted values
R’000
Motor vehicles, parts and accessories and other transport equipment
Year and month
M 2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total
Motor
vehicles
212
213
Bodies for
motor
vehicles,
trailers and
semitrailers
214
MSS38999
MSS38100
MSS38200
17 581 641
18 433 269
17 272 476
18 365 498
16 746 784
19 270 946
17 012 884
19 267 893
20 349 516
20 964 349
18 423 514
17 708 459
18 782 546
18 027 479
18 999 650
9 810 216
10 644 103
9 906 618
10 279 653
9 146 219
11 730 827
9 302 498
11 068 981
11 662 693
12 594 748
10 553 645
9 227 480
10 670 127
9 719 928
10 600 851
721 723
760 001
749 886
783 175
770 582
787 739
706 126
761 910
794 053
772 339
769 961
713 591
801 119
825 113
851 663
Parts and
accessorie
s for motor
vehicles
and their
engines
215
MSS38300
5 204 063
5 240 450
4 890 364
5 464 282
5 188 009
5 246 822
5 347 456
5 646 486
5 744 783
5 773 368
5 564 582
5 568 845
5 663 732
5 592 664
5 487 554
Other
transport
equipment
216
MSS38400
1 845 640
1 788 715
1 725 608
1 838 388
1 641 975
1 505 558
1 656 804
1 790 516
2 147 987
1 823 894
1 535 325
2 198 543
1 647 569
1 889 774
2 059 582
Other manufacturing not elsewhere
classified
Total¹
Furniture
Other¹
217
MSS3999
1
4 743 543
4 855 686
4 912 044
5 023 960
4 887 548
4 891 043
5 075 192
5 147 715
5 437 419
5 079 331
4 957 744
5 316 990
4 981 673
4 855 285
4 885 035
218
219
MSS39O
THER
3 529 302
3 627 582
3 662 382
3 679 213
3 563 538
3 544 201
3 775 585
3 842 697
4 146 064
3 795 601
3 718 543
3 968 643
3 622 094
3 531 753
3 519 142
MSS39100
1 214 241
1 228 104
1 249 662
1 344 748
1 324 010
1 346 842
1 299 607
1 305 018
1 291 355
1 283 731
1 239 201
1 348 347
1 359 578
1 323 532
1 365 893
Total
manufacturi
ng
220
MSS30000
150 450 656
152 318 402
147 229 311
153 172 642
149 078 939
155 139 351
145 154 973
154 488 018
156 046 162
160 189 524
154 941 560
155 815 880
151 163 042
149 385 705
155 646 201
Including recycling and tobacco products.
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8.3
Utilisation of production capacity by large enterprises
The sample of manufacturing production and sales is based on an updated version of Stats SA's business register, based on the database of units
registered for value-added tax (VAT) and income tax, obtained from the South African Revenue Service (SARS). The latest sample was drawn in August
2005.
The weights for aggregating the utilisation rate of manufacturing major groups to divisions and divisions to total manufacturing were calculated on the basis
of the output data obtained from 2012 national accounts value added results.
A weight is calculated for each enterprise based on the total manufacturing sales of the enterprise compared with the total manufacturing sales of
enterprises classified in the major group.
The industrial classification used in this publication is based on the Standard Industrial Classification of all Economic Activities (SIC), January 1993.
8.3.1 Total manufacturing, manufacturing divisions and manufacturing major groups
Percentage
Total
Year and quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2013
2014
2015
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
221
MUP30910
24,44
82,9
82,6
82,7
78,6
82,6
84,8
84,4
81,6
80,8
83,9
84,4
82,1
Food and beverages
Food and food
products
222
MUP30110
17,76
83,2
82,5
81,9
77,4
83,2
85,6
83,7
80,7
80,1
83,2
83,7
81,1
Beverages
Total
223
MUP30510
6,68
82,0
83,1
84,6
81,7
81,2
83,2
86,3
84,2
82,6
85,6
86,0
84,7
224
MUP31910
3,17
77,0
77,6
75,8
76,6
77,3
77,3
79,3
75,9
74,7
74,4
78,1
76,7
Textiles, clothing, leather and footwear
Wearing
Leather and leather
Textiles
apparel
products
225
226
227
MUP31110
MUP31410
MUP31610
1,21
1,29
0,28
71,2
80,4
69,4
71,9
81,2
69,0
70,3
79,3
69,5
71,6
80,9
63,6
70,0
81,6
67,9
71,5
80,5
69,0
74,3
81,7
75,5
69,1
80,0
70,7
69,4
77,6
69,9
69,1
79,1
62,7
73,7
80,5
74,6
72,0
79,5
70,3
Footwear
228
MUP31710
0,39
89,2
89,9
85,3
87,4
93,2
90,2
88,6
87,0
84,5
83,5
86,1
86,8
8.3.1 Total manufacturing, manufacturing divisions and manufacturing major groups (continued)
Percentage
Wood, paper, publishing and printing
Total
Wood and
products
of wood
Paper and
paper
products
229
MUP32
910
12,65
83,7
83,3
82,5
81,7
82,2
84,3
85,1
81,6
82,5
81,8
84,2
81,4
230
MUP3211
0
4,38
82,6
83,2
82,3
82,2
83,6
83,1
83,7
81,5
82,0
81,8
83,9
82,8
231
MUP3231
0
4,89
86,1
86,1
86,4
84,1
84,5
87,2
88,7
85,5
86,4
85,6
88,0
84,4
Year and quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2013
2014
2015
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
Publishing
, printing
and
recorded
media
232
MUP32410
3,38
81,7
79,5
77,2
77,4
77,5
81,7
81,5
76,2
77,2
76,5
78,9
75,1
Petroleum, chemical products, rubber and plastic products
Coke,
petroleum
Other
products
Basic
Rubber
Plastic
Total
chemical
and
chemicals
products
products
products
nuclear
fuel
233
234
235
236
237
238
MUP3391
MUP3321
MUP3341
MUP3351
MUP3371
MUP3381
0
0
0
0
0
0
22,13
7,77
3,81
6,49
1,00
3,06
83,7
82,8
83,5
83,2
88,3
85,9
82,1
79,0
85,2
82,3
85,2
84,8
82,0
77,6
86,1
83,2
83,1
84,5
78,4
71,6
79,2
81,9
87,3
83,8
80,8
76,1
86,7
80,4
86,9
84,5
83,9
83,6
86,6
83,0
81,1
84,1
85,4
84,7
88,3
84,0
85,3
86,6
82,1
77,9
85,8
83,0
85,0
84,1
83,0
81,3
86,1
83,0
82,3
83,2
78,4
68,0
86,0
82,9
79,3
85,0
84,6
83,1
86,5
84,0
85,6
85,8
81,4
79,3
82,4
83,3
78,2
82,2
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8.3.1 Total manufacturing, manufacturing divisions and manufacturing major groups (continued)
Year and quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2013
2014
2015
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
Glass and non-metallic mineral products
Glass and
Non-metallic
Total
glass
mineral
products
products
239
240
241
MUP34910
MUP34110
MUP34210
3,91
0,78
3,13
78,6
89,5
75,9
80,4
86,3
78,8
80,6
83,2
80,0
76,2
85,4
74,0
79,6
85,6
78,0
83,2
87,5
82,1
82,4
86,8
81,2
80,8
86,0
79,4
81,1
80,2
81,3
79,2
81,8
78,6
81,4
84,6
80,7
76,9
79,3
76,2
Percentage
Basic iron and steel, non-ferrous metal products, metal products and machinery
Non-ferrous
Fabricated
Machinery
Basic iron and
Total
metal
metal
and
steel products
products
products
equipment
242
243
244
245
246
MUP35910
MUP35110
MUP35210
MUP35410
MUP35610
19,59
3,38
3,18
6,29
6,74
79,1
75,5
75,9
76,8
84,5
79,5
75,8
81,2
76,5
83,4
78,9
76,8
81,1
75,4
82,1
78,4
71,8
81,4
76,7
82,1
79,8
81,2
81,1
75,0
83,1
78,9
72,6
81,0
76,2
83,6
80,8
77,6
81,4
78,1
84,6
79,2
77,7
83,5
75,2
81,6
78,2
77,8
80,8
74,4
81,0
78,9
76,2
80,0
76,6
81,9
79,1
75,3
80,1
75,5
83,8
78,5
78,8
78,8
73,7
82,6
8.3.1 Total manufacturing, manufacturing divisions and manufacturing major groups (continued)
Electrical
machinery
Year and quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2013
2014
2015
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
247
MUP36010
1,70
80,5
81,4
80,1
79,7
82,2
81,2
82,3
80,3
80,0
80,0
80,1
78,1
Percentage
Radio, television, communication apparatus and
professional equipment
Radio, television and
Professional
Total
communication
equipment
apparatus
248
249
250
MUP37910
MUP37210
MUP37410
1,41
0,90
0,51
84,0
81,2
88,9
83,7
82,4
86,1
85,6
85,7
85,5
85,1
85,2
84,8
80,3
77,3
85,7
82,3
80,6
85,2
87,2
86,4
88,6
84,8
84,7
84,9
84,4
83,9
85,4
85,8
86,5
84,5
87,3
87,5
87,0
83,0
82,2
84,1
Motor vehicles, parts and accessories and other
transport equipment
Motor vehicles,
Other transport
Total
trailers, parts and
equipment
accessories
251
252
253
MUP38910
MUP38110
MUP38410
7,39
6,18
1,21
83,4
84,3
78,6
81,5
81,8
80,4
81,2
82,3
75,4
82,5
83,0
80,1
84,6
85,6
79,2
72,9
71,5
80,8
86,0
87,0
81,5
79,3
79,3
78,8
78,9
80,1
73,1
83,5
85,1
75,0
83,0
84,6
74,5
81,5
81,8
80,1
8.3.1 Total manufacturing, manufacturing divisions and manufacturing major groups (concluded)
Year and quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2013
2014
2015
1
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Aug
Nov
Feb
Percentage
Other manufacturing not elsewhere classified
Total¹
Furniture
Other¹
254
255
256
MUP39910
MUP39110
MUP39010
3,61
1,08
2,53
81,7
88,0
79,1
81,5
86,7
79,3
80,9
86,5
78,5
78,0
78,6
77,9
78,6
86,0
75,4
84,8
90,1
82,5
84,4
91,9
81,3
78,4
79,7
78,0
78,8
89,9
74,0
82,6
86,0
81,1
83,9
90,5
81,0
75,9
76,8
75,5
Total manufacturing
257
MUP30010
100
81,9
81,4
81,1
79,0
81,1
82,0
83,6
80,6
80,4
80,7
82,7
80,2
Including recycling and tobacco products.
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9.1
9.1.1
9.1.2
Building statistics of the private sector at current prices: South Africa
Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building
Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building
9.1
9.1
9.1
9.2
9.2.1
9.2.2
Building statistics of the private sector at constant 2010 prices: South Africa
Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building
9.2
9.2
9.2
9.3
9.3.1
9.3.2
9.3.3
9.3.4
9.3.5
9.3.6
9.3.7
9.3.8
9.3.9
9.3.10
9.3.11
9.3.12
9.3.13
9.3.14
9.3.15
9.3.16
9.3.17
9.3.18
Building statistics of the private sector at current prices by province
Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building: Eastern Cape
Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building: Eastern Cape
Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building: Free State
Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building: Free State
Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building: Gauteng
Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building: Gauteng
Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building: KwaZulu-Natal
Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building: KwaZulu-Natal
Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building: Limpopo
Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building: Limpopo
Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building: Mpumalanga
Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building: Mpumalanga
Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building: Northern Cape
Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building: Northern Cape
Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building: North West
Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building: North West
Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building: Western Cape
Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building: Western Cape
9.3
9.3
9.3
9.4
9.4
9.5
9.5
9.6
9.6
9.7
9.7
9.8
9.8
9.9
9.9
9.10
9.10
9.11
9.11
9.4
9.4.1
9.4.2
Detailed building statistics of the private sector at current prices: South Africa
Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building
Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building
9.12
9.12
9.14
Chapter nine
Construction
9
9.1
CONSTRUCTION
9.1
Building statistics of the private sector at current prices: South Africa
Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) conducts a monthly building statistics survey collecting information regarding building plans passed and buildings
completed, financed by the private sector, from the largest local government institutions in South Africa. According to these institutions, they are not always
notified about low-cost housing projects and therefore do not include the bulk of low-cost dwelling-houses.
Building activities are classified in division 5 according to the 1993 edition of the Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities, (SIC) Fifth
Edition, Report No. 09-90-02. The SIC is based on the 1990 International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities (ISIC) with suitable
adaptations for local conditions.
Note: All figures for the last month are preliminary.
9.1.1 Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Dwelling
houses
1
G001A003
27 292 998
31 984 413
2 347 824
2 446 997
2 439 525
2 137 479
2 308 206
2 829 665
3 191 718
3 048 613
2 903 268
3 209 465
2 837 289
2 284 364
2 425 970
2 531 643
2 840 502
Residential buildings (A)
Flats and
townhouses
2
G001J003
9 605 023
13 207 602
713 018
772 556
938 788
870 303
1 792 301
921 724
715 132
1 578 375
1 264 809
1 893 220
1 156 576
590 800
911 189
1 240 518
1 240 415
Total¹
3
G0010003
38 303 604
46 327 420
3 235 268
3 267 441
3 468 612
3 041 339
4 133 303
3 911 224
4 028 934
4 684 967
4 186 488
5 263 607
4 150 427
2 955 810
3 405 747
3 788 564
4 220 570
Non-residential
buildings (B)
4
G0020003
24 446 537
24 869 953
1 344 728
2 053 955
2 275 160
1 726 454
1 970 370
2 034 001
3 020 132
2 188 628
1 212 471
3 057 974
2 113 168
1 872 912
594 353
1 173 216
2 129 721
Additions and alterations
(C)
5
G0030003
24 377 760
25 356 851
1 535 551
2 056 519
1 952 793
1 976 731
1 913 499
1 918 240
2 300 350
2 596 407
2 621 773
2 328 749
2 278 644
1 877 595
1 662 169
2 110 888
2 251 718
Total
(A+B+C)
6
G0000003
87 127 901
96 554 224
6 115 547
7 377 915
7 696 565
6 744 524
8 017 172
7 863 465
9 349 416
9 470 002
8 020 732
10 650 330
8 542 239
6 706 317
5 662 269
7 072 668
8 602 009
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
9.1.2 Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Residential buildings (A)
Dwelling
Flats and
houses
townhouses
7
8
V001A003
V001J003
18 225 812
7 203 121
19 828 675
7 592 393
1 474 960
283 724
1 392 227
508 232
1 275 242
927 759
1 287 957
861 600
1 290 874
565 418
1 464 739
484 664
1 688 955
795 089
1 889 361
491 384
1 815 549
638 046
2 383 838
330 209
2 132 970
939 354
1 732 003
766 914
1 455 180
359 540
1 598 987
424 531
1 870 179
640 276
Total¹
9
V0010003
25 921 561
27 940 988
1 864 951
1 901 135
2 225 573
2 235 694
1 858 144
1 952 010
2 522 008
2 380 745
2 543 242
2 882 645
3 072 324
2 502 517
1 818 640
2 031 811
2 534 187
Non-residential buildings
(B)
10
V0020003
14 104 268
15 498 798
947 942
1 024 739
1 117 237
1 279 830
667 245
799 842
1 653 772
941 925
1 068 777
1 426 294
2 550 356
2 020 839
785 616
1 019 816
858 760
Additions and
alterations (C)
11
V0030003
12 199 991
9 374 593
772 015
957 322
793 665
629 675
766 606
651 885
758 975
936 852
799 479
899 738
718 978
689 403
501 685
674 239
1 017 051
Total
(A+B+C)
12
V0000003
52 225 820
52 814 379
3 584 908
3 883 196
4 136 475
4 145 199
3 291 995
3 403 737
4 934 755
4 259 522
4 411 498
5 208 677
6 341 658
5 212 759
3 105 941
3 725 866
4 409 998
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
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9.2
CONSTRUCTION
9.2
Building statistics of the private sector at constant 2010 prices: South Africa
The value of building plans passed and buildings completed at constant prices measures building activities in terms of ruling prices in a specific base year,
which is currently 2010. The value of building plans passed at constant prices for each month is obtained by deflating the values at current prices with a
price index known as the ‘lump sum domestic buildings’ as published in statistical release P0151: Contract Price Adjustment Provisions (CPAP) Work
Groups and Selected Materials Indices. In order to be applicable, these indices (base February 1991=100) are converted to the base year 2010=100.
The value of buildings completed at constant prices is obtained by deflating the values at current prices with the price index which is used to calculate
building plans passed at constant prices (see paragraph above). Since the completion of buildings may extend over a few months to a few years, the
current value of buildings completed is deflated by price indices which prevailed at the time the plans were passed. Therefore, the duration of the
completion of different types of buildings are taken into account in ascertaining the deflators e.g. the value of dwelling-houses completed at constant prices
at January 2013 is obtained by deflating the current value of dwelling-houses completed for January 2013 with the price index of a month six months prior
to January 2013 . Furthermore, the value of other residential buildings, non-residential buildings and additions and alterations at constant prices is obtained
by deflating the current values with price indices of 12 months, 18 months and 12 months prior to the relevant month, respectively.
Note: All figures for the last month are preliminary.
9.2.1 Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Dwelling
houses
13
G011A003
23 019 758
25 317 813
1 924 446
1 978 171
1 950 060
1 708 616
1 840 675
2 243 985
2 511 186
2 389 195
2 273 507
2 501 532
2 213 174
1 783 266
1 886 446
1 971 685
2 196 831
Residential buildings (A)
Flats and
townhouses
14
G011J003
8 101 254
10 444 375
584 441
624 540
750 430
695 686
1 429 267
730 947
562 653
1 236 971
990 453
1 475 619
902 166
461 202
708 545
966 135
959 331
Total¹
15
G0110003
32 304 732
36 662 198
2 651 859
2 641 424
2 772 671
2 431 126
3 296 095
3 101 684
3 169 893
3 671 604
3 278 377
4 102 578
3 237 463
2 307 424
2 648 326
2 950 595
3 264 169
Non-residential
buildings (B)
16
G0120003
20 644 166
19 680 417
1 102 236
1 660 432
1 818 673
1 380 059
1 571 268
1 613 006
2 376 186
1 715 226
949 468
2 383 456
1 648 337
1 462 070
462 172
913 720
1 647 116
Additions and alterations
(C)
17
G0130003
20 549 758
20 065 349
1 258 648
1 662 505
1 560 986
1 580 121
1 525 916
1 521 205
1 809 874
2 034 802
2 053 072
1 815 081
1 777 413
1 465 726
1 292 511
1 643 994
1 741 468
Total
(A+B+C)
18
G0100003
73 498 656
76 407 964
5 012 743
5 964 361
6 152 330
5 391 306
6 393 279
6 235 895
7 355 953
7 421 632
6 280 917
8 301 115
6 663 213
5 235 220
4 403 009
5 508 309
6 652 753
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
9.2.2 Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Residential buildings (A)
Dwelling
Flats and
houses
townhouses
19
20
V011A003
V011J003
15 886 451
6 462 484
16 146 123
6 396 512
1 237 383
247 578
1 163 097
440 791
1 059 171
792 957
1 066 190
731 409
1 067 720
481 616
1 209 528
411 080
1 384 389
667 021
1 527 373
410 513
1 451 278
529 938
1 905 546
273 352
1 700 933
776 967
1 373 515
633 290
1 144 910
294 705
1 253 125
343 194
1 464 510
511 811
Total¹
21
V0110003
22 793 314
22 981 000
1 577 690
1 604 474
1 871 420
1 870 720
1 550 914
1 622 819
2 083 259
1 937 886
2 055 674
2 318 466
2 477 900
2 009 778
1 442 828
1 603 023
1 995 291
Non-residential
buildings (B)
22
V0120003
12 993 065
13 458 144
846 377
914 946
994 868
1 136 616
589 960
704 707
1 443 082
816 934
913 485
1 210 776
2 172 365
1 714 028
659 074
851 977
713 256
Additions and alterations
(C)
23
V0130003
10 966 817
7 914 921
673 661
830 288
678 346
534 529
652 986
552 913
636 724
782 667
664 019
744 816
594 688
569 284
411 217
545 060
812 990
Total
(A+B+C)
24
V0100003
46 753 196
44 354 065
3 097 728
3 349 708
3 544 634
3 541 865
2 793 860
2 880 439
4 163 065
3 537 487
3 633 178
4 274 058
5 244 953
4 293 090
2 513 119
3 000 060
3 521 537
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
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9.3
CONSTRUCTION
9.3
Building statistics of the private sector at current prices by province
Note: All figures for the last month are preliminary.
9.3.1 Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building: Eastern Cape
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Residential buildings (A)
Dwelling
Flats and
houses
townhouses
25
26
G001AS03
G001JS03
1 006 915
258 744
1 299 229
129 686
69 292
1 288
85 732
12 441
77 886
13 629
111 601
12 670
174 206
11 288
126 247
16 329
96 662
2 720
148 334
16 032
149 568
9 193
90 608
15 699
92 614
11 373
76 479
7 024
68 477
8 345
135 506
8 126
137 989
7 533
Non-residential buildings
(B)
Total¹
27
G0010S03
1 300 220
1 476 431
70 580
103 900
94 957
130 043
185 494
143 571
120 365
166 407
158 761
114 005
104 845
83 503
80 423
143 632
146 530
28
G0020S03
1 757 075
998 562
85 020
247 940
54 895
33 366
115 642
91 873
69 405
120 621
70 268
24 130
59 369
26 033
19 742
70 752
70 199
Additions and alterations
(C)
29
G0030S03
1 702 145
2 092 443
95 278
130 110
142 048
121 517
255 418
230 828
185 946
244 618
229 449
187 639
131 725
137 867
155 890
199 374
176 002
Total
(A+B+C)
30
G0000S03
4 759 440
4 567 436
250 878
481 950
291 900
284 926
556 554
466 272
375 716
531 646
458 478
325 774
295 939
247 403
256 055
413 758
392 731
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
9.3.2 Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building: Eastern Cape
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Residential buildings (A)
Dwelling
Flats and
houses
townhouses
31
32
V001AS03
V001JS03
548 532
188 641
668 903
231 478
39 511
6 386
41 297
6 529
49 735
13 636
45 605
31 099
40 934
15 819
81 233
25 303
55 147
14 607
69 549
15 884
60 836
24 154
60 481
12 962
50 220
38 669
74 355
26 430
35 602
5 682
56 717
8 651
86 434
4 638
Total¹
33
V0010S03
794 342
921 013
48 627
47 826
63 371
76 704
57 403
106 536
72 484
85 433
98 244
74 711
88 889
100 785
41 284
65 368
91 072
Non-residential buildings
(B)
Additions and alterations
(C)
34
V0020S03
35
V0030S03
851 321
666 772
39 915
29 430
101 964
208 347
43 065
22 760
42 626
15 276
79 642
67 780
7 746
8 221
8 604
149 823
22 849
702 426
591 498
45 241
45 078
35 961
34 101
46 266
46 428
77 278
62 009
38 865
67 654
64 216
28 401
35 914
51 602
50 725
Total
(A+B+C)
36
V0000S03
2 348 089
2 179 283
133 783
122 334
201 296
319 152
146 734
175 724
192 388
162 718
216 751
210 145
160 851
137 407
85 802
266 793
164 646
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
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CONSTRUCTION
9.3.3 Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building: Free State
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Residential buildings (A)
Dwelling
Flats and
houses
townhouses
37
38
G001AU03
G001JU03
936 608
330 592
1 013 834
580 681
100 409
122 849
77 447
21 668
62 331
0
63 914
81 658
75 202
7 526
76 913
2 002
59 551
23 658
111 727
141 352
126 105
33 879
74 756
48 142
101 279
72 798
84 200
25 149
101 554
3 876
101 012
57 702
78 531
47 870
Total¹
Non-residential buildings
(B)
Additions and alterations
(C)
40
G0020U03
41
G0030U03
39
G0010U03
1 273 439
1 707 625
263 267
100 961
112 399
145 572
84 048
81 993
85 877
257 079
168 125
124 878
174 077
109 349
105 430
158 714
219 489
285 634
1 192 312
9 748
27 447
52 277
90 928
57 091
130 595
56 576
119 361
182 437
391 933
62 682
11 237
2 780
43 655
209 316
957 900
1 027 028
64 562
86 872
63 824
97 295
69 481
89 106
52 523
138 802
95 433
76 556
89 434
103 140
98 358
70 828
55 413
Total
(A+B+C)
42
G0000U03
2 516 973
3 926 965
337 577
215 280
228 500
333 795
210 620
301 694
194 976
515 242
445 995
593 367
326 193
223 726
206 568
273 197
484 218
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
9.3.4 Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building: Free State
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Residential buildings (A)
Dwelling
Flats and
houses
townhouses
43
44
V001AU03
V001JU03
444 943
89 372
284 187
91 480
17 385
14 498
10 429
0
21 467
56 070
19 919
10 957
23 911
0
36 507
0
17 020
0
32 626
9 955
20 406
0
28 888
0
28 237
0
27 392
0
9 820
0
50 436
0
69 055
34 815
Total¹
45
V0010U03
548 460
408 583
31 883
10 429
77 537
30 876
25 113
36 507
48 734
42 581
20 406
28 888
28 237
27 392
9 820
50 436
103 870
Non-residential buildings
(B)
Additions and alterations
(C)
46
V0020U03
47
V0030U03
306 040
18 185
0
2 700
2 030
0
0
0
8 337
1 600
0
1 944
0
1 574
0
515
25 030
293 385
142 137
9 860
8 448
6 904
7 031
7 035
8 302
21 337
24 455
21 503
9 490
10 639
7 133
4 121
16 885
35 348
Total
(A+B+C)
48
V0000U03
1 147 885
568 905
41 743
21 577
86 471
37 907
32 148
44 809
78 408
68 636
41 909
40 322
38 876
36 099
13 941
67 836
164 248
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
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CONSTRUCTION
9.3.5 Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building: Gauteng
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Dwelling
houses
49
G001AX03
12 293 273
14 870 593
1 093 090
1 242 367
1 273 012
1 031 484
1 008 113
1 305 129
1 447 752
1 335 771
1 291 716
1 525 664
1 380 778
935 717
673 223
1 035 394
928 888
Residential buildings (A)
Flats and
townhouses
50
G001JX03
4 247 529
5 796 771
258 010
402 954
322 356
394 348
770 221
454 331
136 799
967 833
452 390
946 527
554 291
136 711
602 041
799 685
453 141
Total¹
51
G0010X03
16 669 486
20 877 652
1 351 100
1 645 321
1 596 700
1 428 418
1 783 670
1 761 420
1 663 032
2 303 604
1 745 503
2 472 191
2 054 265
1 072 428
1 282 743
1 835 079
1 414 795
Non-residential
buildings (B)
52
G0020X03
10 996 433
7 891 940
474 398
822 925
540 678
737 553
408 360
884 462
455 650
733 681
326 587
381 167
1 404 358
722 121
84 058
201 222
895 434
Additions and alterations
(C)
53
G0030X03
8 471 095
8 102 931
519 845
669 216
552 837
640 382
649 241
718 571
683 938
757 776
848 837
718 598
868 528
475 162
482 044
489 448
557 175
Total
(A+B+C)
54
G0000X03
36 137 014
36 872 523
2 345 343
3 137 462
2 690 215
2 806 353
2 841 271
3 364 453
2 802 620
3 795 061
2 920 927
3 571 956
4 327 151
2 269 711
1 848 845
2 525 749
2 867 404
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
9.3.6 Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building: Gauteng
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Dwelling
houses
55
V001AX03
8 897 091
10 698 032
865 369
654 180
566 012
658 636
725 748
776 277
907 319
1 031 160
1 011 295
1 329 205
1 313 939
858 892
894 631
663 280
888 871
Residential buildings (A)
Flats and
townhouses
56
V001JX03
2 919 208
3 694 991
61 867
211 109
453 822
314 983
350 090
251 061
525 502
118 837
340 045
193 516
493 658
380 501
227 982
175 759
345 637
Total¹
57
V0010X03
11 874 466
14 465 623
927 236
865 289
1 021 814
973 619
1 075 838
1 029 945
1 432 821
1 149 997
1 419 353
1 522 721
1 807 597
1 239 393
1 122 613
839 039
1 250 782
Non-residential
buildings (B)
58
V0020X03
6 276 835
8 316 107
530 607
467 808
616 922
886 085
388 086
359 417
1 399 046
685 515
277 534
854 071
1 277 796
573 220
549 463
469 158
244 273
Additions and alterations
(C)
59
V0030X03
3 192 416
2 777 274
241 693
229 989
312 345
227 110
295 678
304 163
171 196
253 204
220 181
158 070
220 955
142 690
140 203
150 168
175 935
Total
(A+B+C)
60
V0000X03
21 343 717
25 559 004
1 699 536
1 563 086
1 951 081
2 086 814
1 759 602
1 693 525
3 003 063
2 088 716
1 917 068
2 534 862
3 306 348
1 955 303
1 812 279
1 458 365
1 670 990
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
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CONSTRUCTION
9.3.7 Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building: KwaZulu-Natal
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Residential buildings (A)
Dwelling
Flats and
houses
townhouses
61
62
G001AV03
G001JV03
2 910 729
1 432 644
3 689 015
2 881 459
274 015
80 736
219 404
130 336
239 149
186 465
279 560
178 876
280 517
567 267
358 933
190 278
490 039
338 997
367 160
146 659
390 035
383 668
264 492
324 403
262 816
64 907
262 895
288 867
320 410
78 547
294 419
95 534
395 713
128 503
Non-residential buildings
(B)
Total¹
63
G0010V03
5 195 917
6 859 748
356 928
375 335
425 614
471 325
855 584
695 174
835 568
513 819
773 703
588 895
350 933
616 870
423 133
389 953
524 216
64
G0020V03
4 600 035
4 725 260
313 572
361 085
775 102
441 873
565 207
321 552
424 557
525 374
214 369
295 492
213 757
273 320
195 342
191 064
515 253
Additions and alterations
(C)
65
G0030V03
3 967 666
4 786 108
300 345
331 586
371 830
498 950
301 112
326 363
605 798
434 759
586 727
318 114
307 148
403 376
283 618
556 610
439 757
Total
(A+B+C)
66
G0000V03
13 763 618
16 371 116
970 845
1 068 006
1 572 546
1 412 148
1 721 903
1 343 089
1 865 923
1 473 952
1 574 799
1 202 501
871 838
1 293 566
902 093
1 137 627
1 479 226
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
9.3.8 Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building: KwaZulu-Natal
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Residential buildings (A)
Dwelling
Flats and
houses
townhouses
67
68
V001AV03
V001JV03
1 797 144
1 161 575
1 806 888
1 019 767
130 120
61 143
164 458
26 567
171 342
269 831
167 539
132 013
103 867
47 372
154 825
87 681
151 123
60 507
174 120
71 220
168 736
85 613
203 816
33 732
99 128
127 161
117 814
16 927
99 721
38 436
131 120
139 983
110 345
87 207
Total¹
69
V0010V03
3 045 567
2 826 655
191 263
191 025
441 173
299 552
151 239
242 506
211 630
245 340
254 349
237 548
226 289
134 741
138 157
278 408
199 034
Non-residential buildings
(B)
70
V0020V03
2 035 212
1 817 789
92 017
92 277
39 077
89 540
140 761
139 453
60 093
100 436
290 167
265 493
21 979
486 496
64 573
113 759
285 724
Additions and alterations
(C)
71
V0030V03
1 882 637
1 731 802
96 032
118 806
111 145
159 491
149 210
117 331
117 331
187 888
126 674
276 688
124 663
146 543
62 483
164 396
290 513
Total
(A+B+C)
72
V0000V03
6 963 416
6 376 246
379 312
402 108
591 395
548 583
441 210
499 290
389 054
533 664
671 190
779 729
372 931
767 780
265 213
556 563
775 271
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
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9.3.9 Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building: Limpopo
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Residential buildings (A)
Dwelling
Flats and
houses
townhouses
73
74
G001AZ03
G001JZ03
838 865
270 019
817 244
202 936
57 106
18 735
82 425
36 222
67 078
10 551
58 538
28 867
72 488
4 347
80 710
8 411
81 453
11 965
64 122
5 810
83 769
16 562
69 586
30 879
61 338
30 587
38 631
0
85 963
2 367
79 713
0
80 881
123 095
Total¹
Non-residential buildings
(B)
Additions and alterations
(C)
76
G0020Z03
77
G0030Z03
75
G0010Z03
1 173 950
1 058 408
75 841
130 947
79 636
87 405
76 835
93 113
94 748
69 932
100 331
117 327
91 925
40 368
114 214
79 713
203 976
789 763
292 203
1 348
2 700
113 951
25 838
22 070
690
22 640
16 860
38 807
8 015
11 489
27 795
20 839
24 940
26 176
391 697
340 291
25 193
37 974
28 000
14 793
34 989
25 277
29 137
23 613
30 890
42 044
26 066
22 315
18 432
32 083
42 252
Total
(A+B+C)
78
G0000Z03
2 355 410
1 690 902
102 382
171 621
221 587
128 036
133 894
119 080
146 525
110 405
170 028
167 386
129 480
90 478
153 485
136 736
272 404
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
9.3.10 Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building: Limpopo
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Residential buildings (A)
Dwelling
Flats and
houses
townhouses
79
80
V001AZ03
V001JZ03
269 236
139 248
336 704
168 468
19 967
2 813
22 100
10 145
27 308
16 897
28 345
674
18 121
0
40 204
19 445
32 486
83 011
28 197
0
28 538
797
27 847
5 414
34 439
674
29 152
28 598
21 032
0
34 173
0
28 436
8 212
Total¹
81
V0010Z03
410 631
549 803
22 780
32 245
44 205
30 315
18 121
59 649
115 497
28 197
29 335
76 596
35 113
57 750
21 032
34 173
36 648
Non-residential buildings
(B)
Additions and alterations
(C)
82
V0020Z03
83
V0030Z03
229 226
116 416
19 311
1 972
20 228
0
0
13 838
27 840
13 179
0
10 683
630
8 735
0
18 477
5 180
51 631
49 219
4 918
2 079
1 670
2 121
3 821
1 775
5 461
2 294
667
12 670
6 700
5 043
0
1 151
331
Total
(A+B+C)
84
V0000Z03
691 488
715 438
47 009
36 296
66 103
32 436
21 942
75 262
148 798
43 670
30 002
99 949
42 443
71 528
21 032
53 801
42 159
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
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9.3.11 Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building: Mpumalanga
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Residential buildings (A)
Dwelling
Flats and
houses
townhouses
85
86
G001AY03
G001JY03
1 897 906
216 852
2 010 211
209 446
170 367
18 743
150 694
22 780
131 018
25 209
148 365
44 138
149 513
13 024
207 736
32 221
218 342
4 861
172 420
10 500
132 555
17 926
190 671
9 350
171 497
2 736
167 033
7 958
148 094
0
218 119
6 311
334 337
11 528
Total¹
Non-residential buildings
(B)
Additions and alterations
(C)
88
G0020Y03
89
G0030Y03
87
G0010Y03
2 152 650
2 268 479
189 110
173 474
156 977
192 503
167 303
243 314
229 981
186 550
153 854
212 878
181 559
180 976
149 782
224 430
345 865
991 823
1 019 584
20 448
29 074
97 241
70 207
26 464
189 864
78 979
117 338
69 981
189 281
98 173
32 534
54 409
66 492
68 369
931 524
1 035 146
61 357
96 602
78 705
82 381
100 219
67 465
92 832
115 876
108 358
100 055
85 713
45 583
73 416
109 373
74 560
Total
(A+B+C)
90
G0000Y03
4 075 997
4 323 209
270 915
299 150
332 923
345 091
293 986
500 643
401 792
419 764
332 193
502 214
365 445
259 093
277 607
400 295
488 794
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
9.3.12 Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building: Mpumalanga
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Residential buildings (A)
Dwelling
Flats and
houses
townhouses
91
92
V001AY03
V001JY03
980 598
211 276
1 095 463
404 010
72 562
5 693
57 242
6 949
47 497
5 430
86 665
196 489
73 696
17 379
134 550
13 276
102 552
29 400
86 015
68 876
69 355
24 350
191 419
20 341
72 182
12 992
101 728
2 835
77 416
0
126 049
0
130 850
0
Total¹
93
V0010Y03
1 201 999
1 591 162
78 255
64 191
52 927
367 995
91 075
147 826
131 952
154 891
96 953
211 760
85 174
108 163
77 416
126 049
130 850
Non-residential buildings
(B)
Additions and alterations
(C)
94
V0020Y03
95
V0030Y03
405 073
575 542
18 096
238 983
0
29 296
64 857
74 286
16 808
46 780
10 077
14 266
48 068
14 025
20 570
27 642
3 891
368 967
555 167
34 917
40 954
41 189
23 659
32 206
40 816
104 781
59 307
45 670
51 970
29 122
50 576
29 326
46 342
40 288
Total
(A+B+C)
96
V0000Y03
1 976 039
2 721 871
131 268
344 128
94 116
420 950
188 138
262 928
253 541
260 978
152 700
277 996
162 364
172 764
127 312
200 033
175 029
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
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9.3.13 Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building: Northern Cape
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Residential buildings (A)
Dwelling
Flats and
houses
townhouses
97
98
G001AT03
G001JT03
251 072
43 925
309 370
71 889
13 735
0
48 436
13 010
11 931
0
26 819
0
11 097
0
47 070
0
24 589
23 959
32 495
34 920
12 056
0
37 411
0
20 890
0
22 841
0
11 698
0
9 961
0
19 958
0
Total¹
Non-residential buildings
(B)
Additions and alterations
(C)
100
G0020T03
101
G0030T03
99
G0010T03
340 216
513 945
144 001
63 866
11 931
26 819
11 097
47 070
48 548
67 415
12 056
37 411
20 890
22 841
11 698
9 961
19 958
367 581
176 628
15 062
2 801
2 079
40 682
1 050
1 075
9 815
45 251
33 931
5 227
12 722
6 933
414
0
6 227
301 935
387 453
35 816
24 139
53 866
35 259
14 466
23 466
39 509
35 389
21 273
38 635
46 525
19 110
11 948
33 205
24 696
Total
(A+B+C)
102
G0000T03
1 009 732
1 078 026
194 879
90 806
67 876
102 760
26 613
71 611
97 872
148 055
67 260
81 273
80 137
48 884
24 060
43 166
50 881
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
9.3.14 Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building: Northern Cape
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Residential buildings (A)
Dwelling
Flats and
houses
townhouses
103
104
V001AT03
V001JT03
84 131
7 808
119 540
12 689
9 590
0
3 402
1 964
17 838
2 691
7 194
0
10 253
0
8 108
4 266
8 108
810
8 151
2 958
18 567
0
24 448
0
3 881
0
0
0
1 846
0
19 339
0
792
0
Total¹
105
V0010T03
141 254
135 749
9 590
5 366
20 529
7 194
10 253
12 374
12 438
11 109
18 567
24 448
3 881
0
1 846
19 339
792
Non-residential buildings
(B)
Additions and alterations
(C)
106
V0020T03
107
V0030T03
78 506
136 533
0
60 673
2 735
1 360
14 959
945
7 805
0
21 381
3 168
2 502
21 005
2 008
2 310
0
163 489
183 703
10 878
7 152
13 211
25 898
39 508
13 741
14 645
18 598
10 334
9 948
15 180
4 610
1 769
7 667
16 687
Total
(A+B+C)
108
V0000T03
383 249
455 985
20 468
73 191
36 475
34 452
64 720
27 060
34 888
29 707
50 282
37 564
21 563
25 615
5 623
29 316
17 479
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
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9.3.15 Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building: North West
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Residential buildings (A)
Dwelling
Flats and
houses
townhouses
109
110
G001AW03
G001JW03
1 313 491
816 952
1 167 951
584 776
104 697
99 250
70 261
27 674
87 560
48 632
79 865
24 573
128 237
64 537
99 662
33 246
138 117
37 820
87 400
12 121
111 283
95 972
130 374
44 502
67 278
91 578
63 217
4 871
140 856
39 851
75 828
36 739
100 173
80 669
Total¹
Non-residential buildings
(B)
Additions and alterations
(C)
112
G0020W03
113
G0030W03
111
G0010W03
2 176 296
1 795 638
205 921
97 935
136 192
104 438
192 774
133 398
179 441
99 521
207 255
205 847
164 828
68 088
180 707
115 178
180 842
774 847
1 353 577
17 268
62 375
27 757
72 182
41 895
30 443
67 412
44 105
50 045
906 439
25 879
7 777
19 131
26 652
127 812
964 922
844 059
62 537
76 422
90 728
50 719
71 549
65 663
79 227
65 980
94 077
77 911
55 562
53 684
50 936
65 973
79 666
Total
(A+B+C)
114
G0000W03
3 916 065
3 993 274
285 726
236 732
254 677
227 339
306 218
229 504
326 080
209 606
351 377
1 190 197
246 269
129 549
250 774
207 803
388 320
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
9.3.16 Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building: North West
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Residential buildings (A)
Dwelling
Flats and
houses
townhouses
115
116
V001AW03
V001JW03
682 100
323 035
837 100
346 656
66 533
47 482
49 322
115 635
42 804
3 518
64 217
15 081
100 907
20 654
69 590
15 302
98 988
18 491
50 365
9 408
64 352
5 742
90 592
17 708
69 325
32 621
70 105
45 014
60 449
60 840
36 808
23 780
62 604
5 150
Total¹
117
V0010W03
1 062 487
1 192 089
114 015
165 633
46 322
79 298
121 561
84 892
117 479
59 773
75 226
110 825
101 946
115 119
125 209
61 576
67 754
Non-residential buildings
(B)
Additions and alterations
(C)
118
V0020W03
119
V0030W03
446 576
1 279 582
51 378
39 130
124 944
4 750
0
23 027
30 648
3 479
76 624
47 903
877 699
0
58 390
25 879
127 732
167 961
258 941
22 694
8 521
7 364
8 344
20 708
6 955
11 306
8 535
58 443
32 841
26 359
46 871
32 126
13 639
10 573
Total
(A+B+C)
120
V0000W03
1 677 024
2 730 612
188 087
213 284
178 630
92 392
142 269
114 874
159 433
71 787
210 293
191 569
1 006 004
161 990
215 725
101 094
206 059
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
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9.3.17 Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building: Western Cape
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Residential buildings (A)
Dwelling
Flats and
houses
townhouses
121
122
G001AR03
G001JR03
5 844 139
1 987 766
6 806 966
2 749 958
465 113
113 407
470 231
105 471
489 560
331 946
337 333
105 173
408 833
354 091
527 265
184 906
635 213
134 353
729 184
243 148
606 181
255 219
825 903
473 718
678 799
328 306
633 351
120 220
875 695
176 162
581 691
236 421
764 032
388 076
Non-residential buildings
(B)
Total¹
123
G0010R03
8 021 430
9 769 494
578 520
575 702
854 206
454 816
776 498
712 171
771 374
1 020 640
866 900
1 390 175
1 007 105
761 387
1 057 617
831 904
1 164 899
124
G0020R03
3 883 346
7 219 887
407 864
497 608
611 180
213 825
732 591
383 447
1 835 098
466 037
226 046
856 290
224 739
765 162
197 638
548 439
210 935
Additions and alterations
(C)
125
G0030R03
6 688 876
6 741 392
370 618
603 598
570 955
435 435
417 024
371 501
531 440
779 594
606 729
769 197
667 943
617 358
487 527
553 994
802 197
Total
(A+B+C)
126
G0000R03
18 593 652
23 730 773
1 357 002
1 676 908
2 036 341
1 104 076
1 926 113
1 467 119
3 137 912
2 266 271
1 699 675
3 015 662
1 899 787
2 143 907
1 742 782
1 934 337
2 178 031
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
9.3.18 Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building: Western Cape
R’000
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Residential buildings (A)
Dwelling
Flats and
houses
townhouses
127
128
V001AR03
V001JR03
4 522 037
2 162 958
3 981 858
1 622 854
253 923
83 842
389 797
129 334
331 239
105 864
209 837
160 304
193 437
114 104
163 445
68 330
316 212
62 761
409 178
194 246
373 464
157 345
427 142
46 536
461 619
233 579
452 565
266 609
254 663
26 600
481 065
76 358
492 792
154 617
Total¹
129
V0010R03
6 842 355
5 850 311
441 302
519 131
457 695
370 141
307 541
231 775
378 973
603 424
530 809
595 148
695 198
719 174
281 263
557 423
653 385
Non-residential buildings
(B)
130
V0020R03
3 475 479
2 571 872
196 618
91 766
209 337
60 452
15 517
166 116
60 569
75 660
313 352
160 986
313 936
907 563
82 008
212 253
144 081
Additions and alterations
(C)
131
V0030R03
5 377 079
3 084 852
305 782
496 295
263 876
141 920
172 174
112 374
235 640
320 562
277 142
280 407
221 144
257 536
195 743
222 389
396 651
Total
(A+B+C)
132
V0000R03
15 694 913
11 507 035
943 702
1 107 192
930 908
572 513
495 232
510 265
675 182
999 646
1 121 303
1 036 541
1 230 278
1 884 273
559 014
992 065
1 194 117
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
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9.4
Detailed building statistics of the private sector at current prices: South Africa
Note: that all figures for the last month are preliminary.
9.4.1 Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building
Dwelling houses (total)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Number of
units
133
G001A001
34 097
37 838
3 596
2 795
3 738
2 293
3 064
2 892
4 532
3 101
3 169
2 971
3 010
2 677
2 834
2 462
2 764
m²
R000
134
G001A002
5 115 898
5 593 830
451 878
435 548
454 652
373 995
423 411
495 533
571 833
508 481
497 920
530 729
469 294
380 556
421 919
422 976
465 847
135
G001A003
27 292 998
31 984 413
2 347 824
2 446 997
2 439 525
2 137 479
2 308 206
2 829 665
3 191 718
3 048 613
2 903 268
3 209 465
2 837 289
2 284 364
2 429 788
2 567 209
2 775 309
Residential buildings (A)
Dwelling houses
(equal to or larger than 80 m²)
Number of
m²
R000
units
136
137
138
G001A061
G001A062
G001A063
16 203
4 229 594
24 351 101
17 121
4 593 003
28 319 334
1 254
328 376
1 969 223
1 448
368 364
2 185 194
1 222
339 460
2 071 999
1 266
321 446
1 939 448
1 395
340 323
2 022 820
1 537
427 763
2 578 053
1 676
442 449
2 754 264
1 577
434 073
2 732 583
1 497
421 832
2 643 406
1 621
464 586
2 956 470
1 470
394 795
2 501 157
1 158
309 536
1 964 717
1 259
346 721
2 163 040
1 337
367 863
2 315 833
1 451
402 404
2 496 426
Dwelling houses
(smaller than 80 m²)
Number of
m²
R000
units
139
140
141
G001A051
G001A052
G001A053
17 894
886 304
2 941 897
20 717
1 000 827
3 665 079
2 342
123 502
378 601
1 347
67 184
261 803
2 516
115 192
367 526
1 027
52 549
198 031
1 669
83 088
285 386
1 355
67 770
251 612
2 856
129 384
437 454
1 524
74 408
316 030
1 672
76 088
259 862
1 350
66 143
252 995
1 540
74 499
336 132
1 519
71 020
319 647
1 575
75 198
266 748
1 125
55 113
251 376
1 313
63 443
278 883
9.4.1 Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building (continued)
Flats
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Number of
units
142
G001B001
9 147
12 216
560
1 105
850
562
2 574
728
370
1 226
1 081
1 564
1 129
467
1 118
1 080
676
m²
143
G001B002
680 755
965 570
45 871
68 059
60 601
38 505
180 785
57 210
49 720
112 162
106 775
139 027
62 195
44 660
100 854
82 266
82 238
Residential buildings (A)
Townhouses
Number of
R000
m²
R000
units
144
145
146
147
G001B003
G001C001
G001C002
G001C003
4 533 035
7 203
850 462
5 071 988
7 263 459
6 728
910 775
5 944 143
262 164
551
71 604
450 854
436 096
388
54 342
336 460
440 861
418
74 719
497 927
285 941
772
93 847
584 362
1 342 560
580
71 188
449 741
467 746
642
74 123
453 978
406 411
455
48 076
308 721
963 107
666
92 387
615 268
719 350
584
80 283
545 459
1 154 341
617
106 396
738 879
400 536
887
110 850
756 040
384 346
168
32 960
206 454
762 358
256
24 493
148 831
668 027
784
88 149
566 152
612 524
561
97 737
628 814
Total¹
R000
148
G0010003
38 303 604
46 327 420
3 235 268
3 267 441
3 468 612
3 041 339
4 133 303
3 911 224
4 028 934
4 684 967
4 186 488
5 263 607
4 150 427
2 955 810
3 409 565
3 817 791
4 156 300
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
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9.4.1 Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building (continued)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
2
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Office space
m²
R000
149
150
G002D002
G002D003
793 933
5 811 269
1 002 586
7 986 942
58 643
405 890
109 303
847 886
124 885
1 012 826
94 963
828 712
64 766
514 942
51 834
386 485
223 290
1 765 594
46 526
356 995
22 575
150 457
45 754
363 325
60 482
530 060
99 565
823 770
8 123
58 752
20 907
130 882
66 897
557 678
Non-residential buildings (B)
Shopping space
Industrial and warehouse space
m²
R000
m²
R000
151
152
153
154
G002E002
G002E003
G002F002
G002F003
1 304 464
8 316 985
1 771 668
7 899 437
828 333
5 567 666
1 737 490
8 539 023
10 977
60 686
134 648
674 140
81 290
521 929
105 176
466 977
47 303
299 633
148 273
661 491
55 998
313 225
105 366
489 661
33 920
236 196
211 949
1 129 450
94 665
623 953
196 040
955 372
48 465
353 786
114 997
551 193
34 994
233 609
244 440
1 295 070
34 993
212 904
114 144
553 742
240 962
1 751 960
118 502
578 530
120 257
811 655
142 380
646 702
24 509
148 130
101 575
536 695
17 435
90 836
56 962
317 911
28 136
177 625
102 933
598 166
96 697
667 610
156 607
749 279
Total2
R000
155
G0020003
24 467 656
24 869 953
1 344 728
2 053 955
2 275 160
1 726 454
1 970 370
2 034 001
3 020 132
2 188 628
1 212 471
3 057 974
2 113 168
1 872 912
602 747
1 178 435
2 148 486
Total includes other non-residential buildings.
9.4.1 Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building (concluded)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
3
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Additions and alterations (C)
Dwelling houses
Total3
m²
R000
m²
R000
156
157
158
159
G003A002
G003A003
G0030002
G0030003
3 143 857
16 773 444
4 270 616
24 377 760
3 199 308
18 274 354
4 207 753
25 356 851
210 793
1 144 789
267 886
1 535 551
264 697
1 454 366
356 614
2 056 519
251 492
1 356 207
340 225
1 952 793
240 149
1 363 277
328 208
1 976 731
246 487
1 380 720
331 487
1 913 499
260 055
1 460 150
333 924
1 918 240
281 255
1 648 852
371 006
2 300 350
315 920
1 815 775
415 542
2 596 407
307 001
1 843 338
410 581
2 621 773
309 499
1 773 997
383 017
2 328 749
279 910
1 668 370
369 683
2 278 644
232 050
1 364 513
299 580
1 877 595
197 893
1 137 762
268 867
1 667 102
255 203
1 493 171
337 871
2 137 922
260 982
1 551 626
361 159
2 255 375
Total (A+B+C)
R000
160
G0000003
87 149 020
96 554 224
6 115 547
7 377 915
7 696 565
6 744 524
8 017 172
7 863 465
9 349 416
9 470 002
8 020 732
10 650 330
8 542 239
6 706 317
5 679 414
7 134 148
8 560 161
Total includes other buildings and internal alterations.
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9.4.2 Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building
Dwelling houses (total)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Number of
units
161
V001A001
28 974
26 194
1 810
1 958
2 346
1 402
1 832
1 900
2 158
2 334
2 177
3 438
2 563
2 276
1 641
2 259
2 336
m²
R000
162
V001A002
3 667 596
3 540 868
268 542
262 412
253 506
221 514
238 188
266 845
297 311
323 234
308 776
426 398
367 110
307 032
249 379
303 535
334 964
163
V001A003
18 225 812
19 828 675
1 474 960
1 392 227
1 275 242
1 287 957
1 290 874
1 464 739
1 688 955
1 889 361
1 815 549
2 383 838
2 132 970
1 732 003
1 455 180
1 654 922
1 905 622
Residential buildings (A)
Dwelling houses
(equal to or larger than 80 m²)
Number of
m²
R000
units
164
165
166
V001A061
V001A062
V001A063
11 538
2 859 082
15 910 377
10 750
2 776 600
17 061 655
836
219 782
1 318 164
852
210 267
1 230 716
726
179 257
1 065 438
728
185 471
1 137 229
832
190 611
1 118 741
801
212 413
1 284 356
970
238 516
1 476 999
937
254 584
1 627 983
899
247 753
1 589 428
1 095
300 584
1 828 243
1 096
294 174
1 864 970
978
243 188
1 519 388
701
202 815
1 272 812
961
237 493
1 419 338
1 047
265 851
1 634 047
Dwelling houses
(smaller than 80 m²)
Number of
m²
R000
units
167
168
169
V001A051
V001A052
V001A053
17 436
808 514
2 315 435
15 444
764 268
2 767 020
974
48 760
156 796
1 106
52 145
161 511
1 620
74 249
209 804
674
36 043
150 728
1 000
47 577
172 133
1 099
54 432
180 383
1 188
58 795
211 956
1 397
68 650
261 378
1 278
61 023
226 121
2 343
125 814
555 595
1 467
72 936
268 000
1 298
63 844
212 615
940
46 564
182 368
1 298
66 042
235 584
1 289
69 113
271 575
9.4.2 Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building (continued)
Flats
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Number of
units
170
V001B001
6 824
7 102
303
504
1 592
909
301
414
553
550
357
132
645
842
501
548
449
m²
171
V001B002
522 995
514 444
27 826
50 824
77 203
59 083
24 185
31 460
57 191
46 245
25 558
11 134
48 103
55 632
37 989
36 406
31 786
Residential buildings (A)
Townhouses
Number of
R000
m²
R000
units
172
173
174
175
V001B003
V001C001
V001C002
V001C003
2 977 109
5 687
695 239
4 226 012
3 470 895
4 747
651 982
4 121 498
182 058
143
17 977
101 666
275 136
260
38 652
233 096
665 889
274
46 335
261 870
405 719
619
74 220
455 881
146 033
337
63 999
419 385
184 053
343
49 666
300 611
319 480
616
73 306
475 609
324 359
147
26 284
167 025
178 491
677
74 827
459 555
78 902
281
39 405
251 307
352 331
651
86 767
587 023
358 444
399
60 544
408 470
268 767
78
13 818
90 773
284 506
105
21 436
140 025
245 768
566
64 182
397 748
Total¹
R000
176
V0010003
25 921 561
27 940 988
1 864 951
1 901 135
2 225 573
2 235 694
1 858 144
1 952 010
2 522 008
2 380 745
2 543 242
2 882 645
3 072 324
2 502 517
1 818 640
2 087 746
2 572 870
Total includes other residential buildings, tourism accommodation and casinos.
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9.4.2 Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building (continued)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
2
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Office space
m²
R000
177
178
V002D002
V002D003
795 560
5 670 997
609 266
4 694 235
17 283
138 393
38 005
218 759
38 950
254 656
19 339
144 135
17 214
136 716
13 137
89 780
113 658
1 004 230
39 252
295 363
62 335
481 810
33 098
243 896
162 318
1 216 220
54 677
470 277
43 025
358 711
37 525
291 066
28 945
205 359
Non-residential buildings (B)
Shopping space
Industrial and warehouse space
m²
R000
m²
R000
179
180
181
182
V002E002
V002E003
V002F002
V002F003
565 853
3 142 941
955 483
4 180 265
572 864
3 980 841
1 124 811
5 524 123
10 884
54 678
113 900
474 707
27 920
268 476
96 176
486 912
48 157
338 412
89 730
443 942
35 334
220 932
172 846
867 309
20 422
157 901
74 776
302 248
50 950
360 318
44 534
195 556
33 013
188 633
93 973
403 050
55 952
409 010
35 112
180 132
39 968
226 235
61 964
318 305
97 500
571 860
65 587
356 381
129 493
1 029 182
53 196
257 376
23 271
155 204
223 017
1 238 205
19 658
124 998
47 401
218 405
19 366
115 681
109 256
569 600
58 569
383 193
31 195
147 179
Total2
R000
183
V0020003
14 104 268
15 498 798
947 942
1 024 739
1 117 237
1 279 830
667 245
799 842
1 653 772
941 925
1 068 777
1 426 294
2 550 356
2 020 839
785 616
1 019 816
858 760
Total includes other non-residential buildings.
9.4.2 Buildings reported to municipalities as completed by type of building (concluded)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
2
3
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Additions and alterations (C)
Dwelling houses
Total3
m²
R000
m²
R000
184
185
186
187
V003A002
V003A003
V0030002
V0030003
1 722 368
8 228 378
2 387 731
12 199 991
1 120 747
6 130 061
1 617 737
9 374 593
109 493
541 747
144 018
772 015
124 252
613 940
185 564
957 322
110 821
604 300
145 558
793 665
69 931
407 636
104 648
629 675
81 332
466 410
130 898
766 606
76 291
436 450
110 468
651 885
85 063
473 448
130 791
758 975
91 203
525 391
146 388
936 852
94 004
518 432
130 335
799 479
105 697
577 610
145 406
899 738
89 336
494 430
128 562
718 978
83 324
470 267
115 101
689 403
72 819
376 779
88 835
501 685
90 672
477 430
118 109
675 990
96 962
523 990
154 045
1 020 286
Total (A+B+C)
R000
188
V0000003
52 225 820
52 814 379
3 584 908
3 883 196
4 136 475
4 145 199
3 291 995
3 403 737
4 934 755
4 259 522
4 411 498
5 208 677
6 341 658
5 212 759
3 105 941
3 783 552
4 451 916
Total includes other non-residential buildings.
Total includes other buildings and internal alterations.
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Units produced and consumed
10.1
Electricity
10.1
Chapter ten
10.1
ELECTRICITY
10.1
Units produced and consumed
The data are collected on a sample basis and raised to obtain estimated figures. The level of the data was adjusted according to the results of the 1995
census of electricity, gas and steam.
The figures shown relate to public supply undertakings and self producers. Public supply undertakings comprise Eskom and local authorities, while selfproducers are undertakings which, in addition to their main activities, themselves produce electric energy intended in greater part or in its entirety to meet
their own needs - mines, manufacturing establishments and selected local authorities are inter alia included.
(a) Actual
Units produced
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
Total
1
ELEKTR11
256 073
252 581
21 090
19 469
21 293
20 693
21 551
21 428
22 317
21 893
21 072
21 406
20 391
19 978
20 769
19 068
21 254
19 721
Eskom
2
ELEKTR21
244 851
240 401
20 236
18 678
20 292
19 637
20 485
20 399
21 171
20 786
20 008
20 354
19 416
18 939
19 755
18 187
20 313
18 709
Gigawatt hours
Units consumed in power stations
and auxiliary systems
Total
Eskom
3
4
ELEKTR12
ELEKTR22
18 470
17 684
18 474
17 591
1 518
1 450
1 398
1 336
1 601
1 526
1 547
1 477
1 613
1 538
1 496
1 413
1 636
1 542
1 617
1 533
1 528
1 461
1 541
1 470
1 507
1 444
1 472
1 401
1 519
1 446
1 311
1 254
1 558
1 489
1 454
1 389
Units purchased
outside South
Africa
5
ELEKTR13
9 428
11 177
1 020
873
854
664
902
882
945
935
867
1 086
1 120
1 029
1 057
1 061
1 163
1 144
Units sold to
undertakings outside
South Africa
6
ELEKTR14
13 929
13 836
1 183
1 085
1 219
999
1 046
1 092
1 171
1 167
1 194
1 363
1 191
1 126
1 156
1 106
1 228
1 050
Total units
consumed in
South Africa¹
7
ELEKTR10
233 105
231 449
19 409
17 859
19 328
18 810
19 794
19 721
20 454
20 044
19 217
19 589
18 814
18 410
19 152
17 713
19 631
18 362
Units purchased
outside South
Africa
12
ELEKTS13
987
908
867
744
853
874
906
877
925
1 153
1 125
988
1 027
1 093
1 167
1 234
Units sold to
undertakings outside
South Arica
13
ELEKTS14
1 218
1 165
1 192
1 096
1 056
1 118
1 134
1 135
1 171
1 264
1 143
1 152
1 184
1 182
1 196
1 152
Total units
consumed in
South Africa
14
ELEKTS10
19 576
19 417
19 149
19 565
19 306
19 095
19 147
19 063
19 523
19 343
19 156
19 233
19 314
19 236
19 439
19 085
Annual totals and monthly totals may differ due to rounding-off.
(b) Seasonally adjusted
Units produced
Year and month
M
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
Total
8
ELEKTS11
21 334
21 252
21 038
21 477
21 071
20 848
20 894
20 863
21 316
20 972
20 703
20 922
20 997
20 813
20 985
20 472
Eskom
9
ELEKTS21
20 454
20 329
20 065
20 337
20 068
19 894
19 861
19 869
20 198
19 917
19 663
19 876
19 939
19 780
20 068
19 377
Gigawatt hours
Units consumed in power stations
and auxiliary systems
Total
Eskom
10
11
ELEKTS12
ELEKTS22
1 527
1 466
1 578
1 511
1 564
1 490
1 560
1 481
1 562
1 485
1 509
1 437
1 519
1 436
1 542
1 466
1 547
1 472
1 518
1 445
1 529
1 458
1 525
1 452
1 526
1 457
1 488
1 425
1 517
1 449
1 469
1 396
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11.1
Wholesale trade, retail trade and motor trade
11.1
11.1.1
Actual values11.1
11.1.2
Seasonally adjusted values11.2
11.1.3 Wholesale trade sales according to type of dealer at current prices
11.2
11.1.4 Retail trade sales according to type of retailer
11.3
11.1.5 Motor trade by type of activity
11.4
11.2
Tourist accommodation by type of accommodation
11.5
11.2.1
Total industry11.5
11.2.2
Hotels11.5
11.2.3
Caravan parks and camping sites11.6
11.2.4
Guest houses and guest farms11.6
11.2.5
Other accommodation11.7
11.3
Food and beverages
11.8
11.3.1
Food and beverages11.8
11.4
11.4.1
11.4.2
11.4.3
11.4.4
Civil cases
Cases recorded and summonses issued for debt
Number of civil default and consent judgements
Value of civil default and consent judgements
Cases recorded by selected magistrates’ offices
11.9
11.9
11.11
11.12
11.14
11.5
11.5.1
11.5.2
11.5.3
Liquidations
Total number of liquidations by industry
Number of companies liquidated by industry
Number of close corporations liquidated by industry
11.15
11.15
11.15
11.16
Chapter eleven
International trade
11
INTERNAL TRADE
11.1
11.1
Wholesale trade, retail trade and motor trade
Stats SA introduced new wholesale trade sales, retail trade sales and motor trade sales samples utilising an upgraded business register commencing with
the month of July 2014. The previous sample (2013) and the new sample (2014) were run side by side from April to June 2014, which provided a set of
factors that could be applied to the previous series back to January 1998 for wholesale trade sales and motor trade and back to 2002 for retail trade sales.
The figures up to March 2014 were thus backcasted data based on the movements of the previous sample and the levels of the new sample.
Wholesale trade sales at constant (2012) prices: For January 1998 to December 2011 wholesale trade sales at constant prices were calculated using the
“all groups” PPI for domestic output, but excluding electricity and other utilities. From January 2012, wholesale trade sales at constant prices are compiled
in three stages:
1. Deflate sales of dealers in agricultural raw materials and livestock using the PPI for agriculture.
2. Deflate sales of dealers in food, beverages and tobacco using the PPI for food products, beverages and tobacco.
3. Deflate the remaining wholesale trade sales with the headline PPI (final manufacturing) excluding the PPIs for food products, beverages and tobacco;
and transport equipment.
Total wholesale trade sales at constant prices are obtained by aggregating (1), (2) and (3).
Retail trade sales at constant (2012) prices for January 2002 to December 2007 are calculated using the price index for goods excluding petrol and
purchases of vehicles, for all urban areas from the consumer price index (CPI) to deflate sales at current prices. From January 2008 onwards total retail
trade sales at constant prices are obtained by adding up the deflated sales by type of retailer. Retail trade sales at constant prices by type of retailer are
obtained by deflating estimated sales at current prices by the relevant weighted price index. To obtain total retail trade sales at constant prices, estimates of
the deflated sales for each type of retailer are aggregated.
In order to be classified as a wholesaler, an enterprise must derive 50 per cent or more of its income from sales of merchandise to other enterprises and/or
institutions.
In order to be classified as a retailer, an enterprise must derive more than 50 per cent of its income from sales of merchandise to the general public for
private or domestic consumption.
The data provided by motor service stations and dealers in motor vehicles, spares and accessories are classified as motor trade.
Stats SA collects information regarding wholesale trade and motor trade excluding VAT, but retail trade including VAT.
11.1.1 Actual values
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
R million
Wholesale trade sales
Retail trade sales
At current prices
At constant (2012) prices
At current prices
At constant (2012) prices
1
2
3
4
1 522 739
1 441 630
718 523
690 885
1 633 300
1 444 668
772 229
705 450
123 955
112 814
58 540
54 969
132 438
119 168
57 584
53 838
135 103
120 087
60 306
55 847
129 408
114 438
59 988
55 242
133 515
118 051
63 026
57 716
135 240
119 442
60 500
55 256
131 992
116 344
61 719
56 242
136 689
120 263
63 670
57 688
145 019
127 315
62 596
56 651
148 285
129 778
64 555
58 320
144 862
126 904
69 928
62 905
136 794
120 064
89 817
80 776
117 616
105 283
62 644
56 012
130 760
116 638
62 655
55 815
141 840
123 917
64 303
56 949
Motor trade
At current prices
5
538 110
556 816
44 770
44 117
45 965
43 929
45 702
45 870
49 325
47 424
47 357
50 092
47 234
45 031
43 953
44 189
48 695
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11.1.2 Seasonally adjusted values
Year and month
M
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
R million
Wholesale trade sales
Retail trade sales
At current prices
At constant (2012) prices
At current prices
At constant (2012) prices
6
7
8
9
137 203
123 824
62 557
58 763
138 086
123 090
62 518
58 284
134 297
120 526
62 425
57 924
138 312
121 556
63 110
58 300
135 156
118 982
63 913
58 719
137 632
122 217
63 754
58 216
132 554
116 299
64 767
58 916
136 988
120 694
65 463
59 244
140 605
124 074
65 122
58 877
137 333
119 472
65 398
59 081
133 096
116 356
66 456
59 817
132 900
117 722
66 098
59 322
131 543
117 888
66 391
59 402
136 378
120 541
67 954
60 373
140 069
122 737
67 617
60 045
Motor trade
At current prices
10
46 093
45 802
45 149
45 923
45 443
46 574
47 124
46 903
47 417
47 701
46 393
46 609
45 600
45 877
47 675
11.1.3 Wholesale trade sales according to type of dealer at current prices
R million
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total
11
1 522 739
1 633 300
123 955
132 438
135 103
129 408
133 515
135 240
131 992
136 689
145 019
148 285
144 862
136 794
117 616
130 760
141 840
Trade on a
fee or
contract
basis
12
60 176
65 044
4 584
4 611
4 824
6 305
5 246
6 219
5 865
5 753
5 280
5 797
5 027
5 533
4 270
5 124
4 491
Agricultural raw
materials and
livestock
Food,
beverages and
tobacco
13
14
249 052
265 503
18 567
20 124
21 208
19 895
21 804
21 119
21 074
22 789
22 639
23 492
23 451
29 341
18 193
21 494
24 424
107 263
108 254
8 461
8 627
8 091
7 356
8 053
8 627
9 860
8 003
11 099
9 536
9 829
10 712
7 586
8 819
8 211
Textiles,
clothing and
footwear
Other household
goods except
precious stones
Precious stones,
jewellery and
silverware
16
17
15
36 515
39 156
2 730
2 808
3 597
3 335
2 785
2 456
3 323
3 372
4 059
4 055
4 007
2 629
2 056
2 920
3 580
153 454
167 561
11 882
12 445
13 688
13 547
13 920
14 685
13 482
13 927
15 612
15 901
15 440
13 032
11 502
13 381
15 907
29 112
33 037
2 209
3 514
3 203
2 492
2 709
2 869
2 692
2 562
2 724
3 146
2 558
2 359
2 480
3 117
2 635
11.1.3 Wholesale trade sales according to type of dealer at current prices (concluded)
R million
Year and month
Solid, liquid and gaseous
fuels and related products
18
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
338 706
363 020
30 025
29 412
30 566
29 697
30 394
31 265
31 810
31 446
30 847
30 501
29 645
27 412
24 541
24 099
27 669
Metals and
metal ores
19
44 553
44 101
3 422
3 974
3 418
3 883
3 369
4 087
2 439
4 064
4 372
4 728
4 189
2 156
3 264
4 001
3 882
Construction and
building materials
20
85 325
93 116
6 471
7 219
7 431
7 270
7 548
8 190
7 119
8 268
8 801
9 582
9 665
5 552
6 768
8 324
8 992
Other intermediate
products waste and
scrap
21
58 329
68 033
4 884
6 250
5 048
5 205
5 229
5 037
4 781
5 611
6 477
6 877
6 685
5 949
5 630
5 594
5 504
Machinery,
equipment and
supplies
22
231 341
251 903
20 436
22 403
23 756
19 749
21 403
20 278
18 690
20 150
21 937
22 729
21 027
19 345
18 833
20 650
24 985
Other
goods
23
128 913
134 573
10 284
11 051
10 273
10 672
11 055
10 408
10 858
10 745
11 172
11 941
13 340
12 774
12 492
13 236
11 560
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11.1.4 Retail trade sales according to type of retailer
R million
Total
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
At current
prices
24
718 523
772 229
58 540
57 584
60 306
59 988
63 026
60 500
61 719
63 670
62 596
64 555
69 928
89 817
62 644
62 655
64 303
At constant
(2012) prices
25
690 885
705 450
54 969
53 838
55 847
55 242
57 716
55 256
56 242
57 688
56 651
58 320
62 905
80 776
56 012
55 815
56 949
General dealers
At current
prices
26
298 588
322 528
24 952
24 440
26 427
24 057
26 309
26 032
24 848
26 782
27 340
25 737
28 733
36 871
25 771
26 842
27 938
At constant
(2012) prices
27
285 506
290 905
23 190
22 630
24 201
21 890
23 788
23 495
22 325
23 891
24 411
22 918
25 450
32 716
22 706
23 546
24 357
Food, beverages and tobacco
in specialised stores
At current
At constant
prices
(2012) prices
28
29
64 193
60 752
69 148
61 186
5 041
4 621
4 699
4 303
5 429
4 895
5 472
4 881
5 313
4 698
5 213
4 621
5 524
4 897
5 610
4 943
5 678
5 003
6 075
5 301
6 189
5 340
8 905
7 683
5 736
4 915
5 307
4 540
5 868
4 948
Pharmaceutical and medical
goods, cosmetics and toiletries
At current
At constant
prices
(2012) prices
30
31
49 590
47 961
52 927
48 914
4 282
4 082
3 995
3 787
4 171
3 935
4 365
4 076
4 364
4 060
4 269
3 938
4 641
4 254
4 368
4 004
4 337
3 957
4 715
4 267
4 390
3 973
5 030
4 581
4 630
4 171
4 257
3 825
4 703
4 203
11.1.4 Retail trade sales according to type of retailer (concluded)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Textiles, clothing, footwear
and leather goods
At current
At constant
prices
(2012) prices
32
33
146 556
141 965
159 468
146 995
11 608
11 003
11 394
10 739
11 002
10 301
13 327
12 409
13 420
12 437
11 855
10 967
12 714
11 740
12 610
11 558
11 419
10 428
13 238
12 035
15 041
13 649
21 840
19 729
13 072
11 755
12 253
10 979
11 618
10 373
R million
Household furniture,
appliances and equipment
At current
At constant
prices
(2012) prices
34
35
35 028
34 913
35 887
35 428
2 689
2 670
2 606
2 573
2 667
2 622
2 579
2 536
2 864
2 816
2 653
2 604
2 925
2 870
2 937
2 888
2 905
2 868
3 240
3 217
3 476
3 448
4 346
4 316
2 591
2 578
2 541
2 516
2 605
2 579
Hardware, paint and glass
At current
prices
36
52 777
56 973
3 922
4 445
4 374
4 070
4 605
4 720
4 809
5 102
4 988
5 187
5 756
4 995
4 389
5 108
5 015
At constant
(2012) prices
37
50 423
51 765
3 679
4 135
4 031
3 727
4 179
4 275
4 344
4 596
4 478
4 669
5 172
4 480
3 905
4 528
4 430
All other retailers
At current
prices
38
71 799
75 301
6 045
6 006
6 237
6 118
6 151
5 758
6 259
6 261
5 930
6 362
6 343
7 831
6 455
6 346
6 556
At constant
(2012) prices
39
69 365
70 257
5 724
5 671
5 862
5 723
5 738
5 356
5 812
5 808
5 506
5 913
5 873
7 271
5 982
5 881
6 059
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11.1.5 Motor trade by type of activity
R million
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total
40
538 110
556 816
44 770
44 117
45 965
43 929
45 702
45 870
49 325
47 424
47 357
50 092
47 234
45 031
43 953
44 189
48 695
New
vehicle
sales
41
157 896
157 642
12 876
12 751
13 671
12 036
12 650
12 746
14 274
13 302
13 431
14 015
12 828
13 062
12 910
12 952
14 694
Used vehicle
sales
42
91 904
94 416
7 527
7 078
7 467
7 436
7 814
7 828
8 405
8 196
8 222
8 735
8 292
7 416
7 813
8 219
8 858
Workshop
income
43
33 675
35 646
2 758
2 945
2 914
2 853
2 998
2 928
3 218
3 015
3 154
3 212
3 026
2 625
2 703
3 000
3 184
Income from the sales of
accessories
44
89 214
93 825
7 624
7 773
7 515
7 289
7 867
7 747
8 192
7 876
8 075
8 686
8 103
7 078
7 899
8 295
9 076
Income from
fuel sales
45
145 892
154 772
12 323
12 000
12 744
12 649
12 780
12 956
13 551
13 330
12 796
13 592
13 212
12 839
10 883
10 057
11 194
Income from
convenience store sales
46
19 528
20 512
1 661
1 570
1 654
1 666
1 592
1 666
1 685
1 704
1 678
1 852
1 773
2 011
1 746
1 667
1 690
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11.2
Tourist accommodation by type of accommodation
The results presented in this table are derived from the monthly survey of the tourist accommodation industry. This survey is based on a sample of private
and public enterprises operating in the tourist accommodation industry.
The sample was drawn from Statistics South Africa’s (Stats SA) business sampling frame, which contains all enterprises that are registered for income tax
and/or value-added tax (VAT). Thus, enterprises that are not registered for tax are excluded from this survey.
All figures are preliminary.
11.2.1 Total industry
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Stay units¹ (1 000)
Stay units
Stay unit nights
available
sold
47
48
A64100
B64100
118,5
21 563,7
119,3
22 399,1
119,2
1 894,7
119,2
1 897,1
119,0
1 977,3
119,3
1 799,0
119,3
1 732,8
119,2
1 560,0
119,3
1 751,2
119,4
1 836,3
119,4
1 884,0
119,4
2 079,7
119,5
1 962,0
119,5
2 025,0
119,6
1 720,4
120,3
1 800,8
120,4
1 964,8
Occupancy rate
(%)
49
C64100
49,9
51,5
51,3
56,8
53,6
50,3
46,9
43,6
47,4
49,6
52,6
56,2
54,7
54,7
46,4
53,5
52,6
Accommodation
50
E64100
16 654,4
18 221,1
1 566,2
1 572,7
1 629,8
1 435,0
1 300,1
1 194,0
1 356,7
1 458,7
1 484,6
1 723,8
1 667,9
1 831,6
1 533,7
1 635,6
1 773,5
Income (R million)
Restaurant and bar
Other
sales
income²
51
52
F64100
G64100
5 716,3
13 771,3
5 981,1
14 736,0
458,0
1 195,6
493,3
1 083,2
523,1
1 215,6
464,4
1 186,1
454,1
1 183,6
420,3
1 142,2
449,7
1 194,0
498,8
1 290,0
507,2
1 198,7
567,3
1 236,9
580,6
1 298,9
564,3
1 511,2
427,5
1 282,7
505,5
1 134,7
563,4
1 288,3
Total
income
53
H64100
36 142,0
38 938,2
3 219,8
3 149,2
3 368,5
3 085,5
2 937,8
2 756,5
3 000,4
3 247,5
3 190,5
3 528,0
3 547,4
3 907,1
3 243,9
3 275,8
3 625,2
1
Stay unit refers to the unit of accommodation available to be charged out to quests, for example a powered site in a caravan park or a room in a hotel.
Other income includes income from gambling activities, rentals and fees received for transport services, offices, shops, garages, dance floors, laundry services and
telephone and fax services.
2
11.2.2 Hotels
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Stay units¹ (1 000)
Stay units
Stay unit nights
available
sold
54
55
A64101
B64101
60,0
12 204,2
60,1
12 368,7
60,2
996,5
60,2
1 026,6
60,0
1 103,7
60,0
979,6
60,0
948,3
60,1
898,4
60,1
995,1
60,1
1 051,5
60,1
1 052,4
60,1
1 162,1
60,1
1 124,0
60,1
1 030,5
60,1
925,9
60,1
1 020,4
60,2
1 115,3
Occupancy rate
(%)
56
C64101
55,8
56,4
53,4
60,9
59,3
54,4
51,0
49,8
53,4
56,4
58,4
62,4
62,3
55,3
49,7
60,6
59,8
Accommodation
57
E64101
10 616,8
11 437,8
936,7
1 028,4
1 034,9
874,5
833,3
770,6
840,4
917,5
956,0
1 081,6
1 078,5
1 085,4
946,9
1 084,9
1 150,3
Income (R million)
Restaurant and bar
Other
sales
income²
58
59
F64101
G64101
4 464,1
13 091,2
4 813,0
14 004,9
362,2
1 130,4
385,9
1 025,9
417,5
1 157,9
369,5
1 122,2
371,0
1 129,8
343,6
1 098,9
355,9
1 144,1
406,5
1 240,9
412,6
1 141,1
457,8
1 168,6
471,3
1 233,1
459,2
1 412,0
351,1
1 207,2
418,4
1 064,2
470,9
1 207,7
Total
income
60
H64101
28 172,1
30 255,7
2 429,3
2 440,2
2 610,3
2 366,2
2 334,1
2 213,1
2 340,4
2 564,9
2 509,7
2 708,0
2 782,9
2 956,6
2 505,2
2 567,5
2 828,9
1
Stay unit refers to the unit of accommodation available to be charged out to quests, for example a powered site in a caravan park or a room in a hotel.
Other income includes income from gambling activities, rentals and fees received for transport services, offices, shops, garages, dance floors, laundry services and
telephone and fax services.
2
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11.2.3 Caravan parks and camping sites
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Stay units¹ (1 000)
Stay units
Stay unit nights
available
sold
61
62
A64102
B64102
5,7
417,9
5,8
480,2
5,7
35,3
5,7
25,8
5,7
34,0
5,8
43,3
5,8
34,4
5,8
35,6
5,8
41,8
5,8
41,9
5,8
35,0
5,8
38,3
5,8
26,3
5,8
88,5
5,8
41,1
5,8
30,7
5,8
43,0
Occupancy rate
(%)
63
C64102
19,9
22,7
20,0
16,2
19,2
24,9
19,1
20,5
23,2
23,3
20,1
21,3
15,1
49,2
22,9
18,9
23,9
Accommodation
64
E64102
158,1
170,8
15,5
8,0
12,4
13,9
9,7
10,1
12,3
8,9
10,5
12,5
10,5
46,5
15,1
9,7
14,7
Income (R million)
Restaurant and bar
Other
sales
income²
65
66
F64102
G64102
9,9
16,9
13,5
23,5
0,6
1,4
0,6
1,3
0,5
1,3
0,8
1,4
0,9
2,0
1,0
1,5
1,2
2,5
1,4
1,7
1,3
1,7
2,0
3,9
1,3
1,9
1,9
2,9
1,2
2,2
1,2
1,8
1,0
2,6
Total
income
67
H64102
184,9
207,8
17,5
9,9
14,2
16,1
12,6
12,6
16,0
12,0
13,5
18,4
13,7
51,3
18,5
12,7
18,3
1
Stay unit refers to the unit of accommodation available to be charged out to quests, for example a powered site in a caravan park or a room in a hotel.
Other income includes income from gambling activities, rentals and fees received for transport services, offices, shops, garages, dance floors, laundry services and
telephone and fax services.
2
11.2.4 Guest houses and guest farms
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Stay units¹ (1 000)
Stay units
Stay unit nights
available
sold
68
69
A64103
B64103
11,6
1 982,5
11,6
1 997,3
11,6
157,3
11,6
179,3
11,6
180,7
11,7
164,7
11,7
144,3
11,5
130,2
11,5
152,0
11,5
163,1
11,5
175,4
11,5
174,5
11,5
185,7
11,5
190,1
11,6
169,9
12,3
164,0
12,3
169,3
Occupancy rate
(%)
70
C64103
46,8
47,4
43,7
55,2
50,3
46,9
39,8
37,7
42,6
45,8
50,8
48,9
53,8
53,3
47,2
47,6
44,4
Accommodation
71
E64103
1 021,8
1 187,5
106,6
113,7
117,8
99,6
78,1
70,1
78,8
86,9
84,5
106,4
111,5
133,5
120,1
115,5
126,5
Income (R million)
Restaurant and bar
Other
sales
income²
72
73
F64103
G64103
244,9
115,6
273,8
106,2
22,5
8,9
26,6
10,8
23,2
11,2
21,0
8,8
20,0
7,7
17,9
5,9
22,3
3,5
20,3
5,6
20,7
9,6
23,3
13,3
26,1
10,9
29,9
10,0
21,8
9,1
22,2
14,1
22,1
14,2
Total
income
74
H64103
1 382,3
1 567,5
138,0
151,1
152,2
129,4
105,8
93,9
104,6
112,8
114,8
143,0
148,5
173,4
151,0
151,8
162,8
1
Stay unit refers to the unit of accommodation available to be charged out to quests, for example a powered site in a caravan park or a room in a hotel.
Other income includes income from gambling activities, rentals and fees received for transport services, offices, shops, garages, dance floors, laundry services and
telephone and fax services.
2
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11.2.5 Other accommodation3
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Stay units¹ (1 000)
Stay units
Stay unit nights
available
sold
75
76
A64109
B64109
41,2
6 959,1
41,9
7 552,9
41,7
705,6
41,7
665,4
41,7
658,9
41,8
611,4
41,8
605,8
41,8
495,8
41,9
562,3
42,0
579,8
42,0
621,2
42,0
704,8
42,1
626,0
42,1
715,9
42,1
583,5
42,1
585,7
42,1
637,2
Occupancy rate
(%)
77
C64109
46,2
49,5
54,6
57,0
51,0
48,8
46,8
39,5
43,3
44,5
49,3
54,1
49,6
54,9
44,7
49,7
48,8
Accommodation
78
E64109
4 857,7
5 425,0
507,4
422,6
464,7
447,0
379,0
343,2
425,2
445,4
433,6
523,3
467,4
566,2
451,6
425,5
482,0
Income (R million)
Restaurant and bar
Other
sales
income²
79
80
F64109
G64109
997,4
547,6
880,8
601,4
72,7
54,9
80,2
45,2
81,9
45,2
73,1
53,7
62,2
44,1
57,8
35,9
70,3
43,9
70,6
41,8
72,6
46,3
84,2
51,1
81,9
53,0
73,3
86,3
53,4
64,2
63,7
54,6
69,4
63,8
Total
income
81
H64109
6 402,7
6 907,2
635,0
548,0
591,8
573,8
485,3
436,9
539,4
557,8
552,5
658,6
602,3
725,8
569,2
543,8
615,2
1
Stay unit refers to the unit of accommodation available to be charged out to quests, for example a powered site in a caravan park or a room in a hotel.
Other income includes income from gambling activities, rentals and fees received for transport services, offices, shops, garages, dance floors, laundry services and
telephone and fax services.
3
Other accommodation includes lodges, bed and breakfast and self-catering enterprises.
2
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11.3
Food and beverages
The Food and Beverages Survey is a monthly survey covering a sample of public and private enterprises involved in the production of meals and drinks for
immediate consumption, in South Africa. For example, restaurants, takeaways, coffee-shops, caterers and bars are included in this category. The purpose
of the survey is to increase the scope and coverage of South African tourism enterprises and establishments surveyed. The results of the survey are used
to compile estimates of the Tourism Satellite Accounts (TSA) and the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and its components, which are used to develop and
monitor government policy. These statistics are also used in the analysis of comparative business and industry performance.
The sample was drawn from Statistics South Africa’s (Stats SA) business sampling frame, which contains all enterprises that are registered for income tax
and/or value-added tax (VAT). Thus, enterprises that are not registered for tax, are excluded from this survey.
11.3.1 Food and beverages
R million
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total industry
Income from
bar sales
83
B64200
5 411,0
5 228,5
431,7
428,8
439,1
439,8
422,2
385,8
383,2
424,0
408,2
447,8
464,9
553,0
429,8
428,6
463,2
Income from
food sales
82
A64200
36 547,4
39 528,8
3 000,0
2 965,0
3 173,9
3 125,3
3 252,2
3 088,2
3 234,3
3 389,0
3 175,2
3 426,5
3 577,3
4 121,9
3 380,9
3 169,0
3 502,7
Other
income
84
C64200
979,9
1 026,1
72,8
86,5
93,3
82,7
86,0
77,6
77,8
81,4
82,6
89,5
94,6
101,3
79,4
83,0
87,0
Total
income
85
D64200
42 938,3
45 783,4
3 504,5
3 480,3
3 706,3
3 647,8
3 760,4
3 551,6
3 695,3
3 894,4
3 666,0
3 963,8
4 136,8
4 776,2
3 890,1
3 680,6
4 052,9
Income from
food sales
86
A64201
16 045,4
17 345,0
1 368,5
1 281,5
1 401,5
1 403,2
1 402,1
1 313,8
1 392,6
1 451,0
1 385,2
1 479,4
1 578,7
1 887,5
1 497,2
1 365,6
1 500,1
Restaurants and coffee shops
Income from
Other
bar sales
income
87
88
B64201
C64201
3 528,6
366,0
3 474,4
384,4
287,4
25,2
274,9
35,7
290,5
36,9
292,0
31,2
274,7
30,4
260,2
25,6
260,1
24,6
277,4
27,7
266,5
29,5
301,3
35,6
307,4
36,2
382,0
45,8
299,8
32,2
291,5
32,9
304,9
32,6
Total
income
89
D64201
19 940,0
21 203,8
1 681,1
1 592,1
1 728,9
1 726,4
1 707,2
1 599,6
1 677,3
1 756,1
1 681,2
1 816,3
1 922,3
2 315,3
1 829,2
1 690,0
1 837,6
Income from
food sales
94
A64209
4 990,6
5 212,3
360,6
440,4
420,2
396,4
429,7
414,8
429,6
462,8
456,2
479,0
488,6
434,0
399,4
463,4
507,8
Catering services1
Income from
Other
bar sales
income
95
96
B64209
C64209
1 682,7
577,2
1 540,6
591,5
126,1
44,7
137,2
47,5
131,7
52,5
132,0
47,1
129,5
51,2
107,7
47,5
106,7
48,1
127,4
49,1
123,6
49,7
128,7
50,6
138,6
52,3
151,4
51,2
110,0
44,7
118,0
47,9
137,2
52,0
Total
income
97
D64209
7 250,5
7 344,4
531,4
625,1
604,4
575,5
610,4
570,0
584,4
639,3
629,5
658,3
679,5
636,6
554,1
629,3
697,0
11.3.1 Food and beverages (concluded)
R million
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Income from
food sales
90
A64203
15 511,4
16 971,5
1 270,9
1 243,1
1 352,2
1 325,7
1 420,4
1 359,6
1 412,1
1 475,2
1 333,8
1 468,1
1 510,0
1 800,4
1 484,3
1 340,0
1 494,8
Take-away/fast food outlets
Income from
Other
bar sales
income
91
92
B64203
C64203
199,7
36,7
213,5
50,2
18,2
2,9
16,7
3,3
16,9
3,9
15,8
4,4
18,0
4,4
17,9
4,5
16,4
5,1
19,2
4,6
18,1
3,4
17,8
3,3
18,9
6,1
19,6
4,3
20,0
2,5
19,1
2,2
21,1
2,4
Total
income
93
D64203
15 747,8
17 235,2
1 292,0
1 263,1
1 373,0
1 345,9
1 442,8
1 382,0
1 433,6
1 499,0
1 355,3
1 489,2
1 535,0
1 824,3
1 506,8
1 361,3
1 518,3
Catering services include caterers and other catering services.
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11.4
Civil cases
The survey of civil cases for debt collects information regarding civil cases recorded, civil summonses issued for debt, civil judgements recorded for debt
and the value of civil judgements recorded for debt in order to provide users with information on the extent of unpaid debt in South Africa. The data are
based on a sample of the largest 203 magistrate offices introduced from January 2011 and they represent approximately 98% of all civil cases for debt in
South Africa.
Civil cases recorded relate to all cases, in other words debt cases as well as claims for damages, ejectment orders and other non-debt cases are
included.
Civil summonses relate to debt cases only and thus exclude claims for damages, ejectment orders and other non-debt cases.
Civil judgements relate to default and consent judgements.
Note: Due to rounding, figures do not necessarily add up to totals.
11.4.1 Cases recorded and summonses issued for debt
(a) Business enterprises and private persons
Numbers
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Cases
recorded
102
S1100000
885 940
838 926
64 470
65 980
67 555
65 645
70 210
74 444
83 550
74 128
72 950
83 866
71 244
44 884
54 027
64 924
71 806
Total
goods
and
services
103
S2100000
799 201
766 850
58 411
59 855
60 677
59 148
64 362
68 685
78 478
69 140
67 949
75 381
65 045
39 719
49 334
57 387
66 422
Goods sold
Instalment
Open
sale
account
agreement
104
105
S2111000
S2112000
63 965
25 222
53 702
26 973
4 963
1 902
4 326
1 692
3 890
1 909
4 090
1 794
4 360
1 816
4 570
1 910
4 916
2 328
4 545
2 126
4 735
2 883
4 987
3 291
5 491
3 174
2 829
2 148
3 002
1 821
3 414
2 062
4 131
2 082
Summonses issued
Services
Professional
106
S2123000
101 634
93 548
7 230
7 637
7 549
7 885
7 834
7 898
8 703
8 516
7 236
9 543
8 726
4 791
6 189
6 601
7 886
Other
107
S2124000
136 153
124 116
9 198
9 693
10 781
10 379
11 321
11 939
12 121
10 003
10 770
11 723
9 535
6 653
8 148
8 449
11 375
Rent
Money
lent
Promissory
notes, etc.1
Other
debt
108
S2130000
45 468
39 481
3 261
3 211
4 116
2 855
2 849
2 813
2 561
3 635
3 713
4 252
3 705
2 510
2 322
2 162
2 922
109
S2140000
189 748
199 369
14 788
15 525
14 401
15 008
15 933
18 440
23 713
18 520
17 327
19 543
16 824
9 347
11 937
16 372
17 424
110
S2150000
112 485
98 753
8 096
8 574
7 131
7 555
10 349
9 597
10 942
9 232
7 849
8 245
6 648
4 535
6 092
7 700
8 989
111
S2160000
124 526
130 908
8 973
9 197
10 900
9 582
9 900
11 518
13 194
12 563
13 436
13 797
10 942
6 906
9 823
10 627
11 613
Promissory notes, bills, R/D cheques, credit cards and other acknowledgements of debt.
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11.4.1 Cases recorded and summonses issued for debt (continued)
(b) Business enterprises
Numbers
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Cases
recorded
112
S1100001
114 024
100 384
9 604
7 570
7 465
7 214
7 664
9 593
8 205
8 853
10 447
8 421
9 671
5 677
9 713
6 822
12 470
Total
goods
and
services
113
S2100001
93 079
80 825
7 640
6 550
7 055
6 145
6 012
6 250
7 037
7 556
7 242
7 242
7 278
4 818
5 167
5 762
7 057
Goods sold
Instalment
Open
sale
account
agreement
114
115
S2111001
S2112001
13 908
5 967
11 704
5 295
1 353
541
984
415
952
484
847
438
955
384
1 077
399
1 111
383
929
385
889
487
879
426
1 015
556
713
397
674
398
694
414
898
482
Summonses issued
Services
Professional
116
S2123001
10 992
10 332
989
862
1 024
822
855
746
790
1 157
709
896
930
552
538
691
1 417
Rent
Money
lent
Promissory
notes, etc.1
Other
debt
118
S2130001
8 613
7 025
664
649
646
643
462
491
533
679
699
475
593
491
472
417
623
119
S2140001
11 634
9 395
899
770
833
751
674
651
712
686
1 019
1 130
861
409
597
738
745
120
S2150001
14 189
7 716
1 250
725
507
520
467
433
503
916
582
608
709
496
518
546
541
121
S2160001
10 812
13 173
718
1 068
1 427
968
813
992
1 414
1 229
1 228
1 325
1 275
716
875
1 057
955
Rent
Money
lent
Promissory
notes, etc.1
Other
debt
128
S2130002
36 855
32 456
2 597
2 562
3 470
2 212
2 387
2 322
2 028
2 956
3 014
3 777
3 112
2 019
1 850
1 745
2 299
129
S2140002
178 114
189 974
13 889
14 755
13 568
14 257
15 259
17 789
23 001
17 834
16 308
18 413
15 963
8 938
11 340
15 634
16 679
130
S2150002
98 296
91 037
6 846
7 849
6 624
7 035
9 882
9 164
10 439
8 316
7 267
7 637
5 939
4 039
5 574
7 154
8 448
131
S2160002
113 714
117 735
8 255
8 129
9 473
8 614
9 087
10 526
11 780
11 334
12 208
12 472
9 667
6 190
8 948
9 570
10 658
Other
117
S2124001
16 964
16 185
1 226
1 077
1 182
1 156
1 402
1 461
1 591
1 575
1 629
1 503
1 339
1 044
1 095
1 205
1 396
Promissory notes, bills, R/D cheques, credit cards and other acknowledgements of debt.
11.4.1 Cases recorded and summonses issued for debt (concluded)
(c) Private persons
Numbers
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Cases
recorded
122
S1100002
771 916
738 542
54 866
58 410
60 090
58 431
62 546
64 851
75 345
65 275
62 503
75 445
61 573
39 207
44 314
58 102
59 336
Total
goods
and
services
123
S2100002
706 122
686 025
50 771
53 305
53 622
53 003
58 350
62 435
71 441
61 584
60 707
68 139
57 767
34 901
44 167
51 625
59 365
Goods sold
Instalment
Open
sale
account
agreement
124
125
S2111002
S2112002
50 057
19 255
41 998
21 678
3 610
1 361
3 342
1 277
2 938
1 425
3 243
1 356
3 405
1 432
3 493
1 511
3 805
1 945
3 616
1 741
3 846
2 396
4 108
2 865
4 476
2 618
2 116
1 751
2 328
1 423
2 720
1 648
3 233
1 600
Summonses issued
Services
Professional
126
S2123002
90 642
83 216
6 241
6 775
6 525
7 063
6 979
7 152
7 913
7 359
6 527
8 647
7 796
4 239
5 651
5 910
6 469
Other
127
S2124002
119 189
107 931
7 972
8 616
9 599
9 223
9 919
10 478
10 530
8 428
9 141
10 220
8 196
5 609
7 053
7 244
9 979
Promissory notes, bills, R/D cheques, credit cards and other acknowledgements of debt.
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11.4.2 Number of civil default and consent judgements
(a) Business enterprises and private persons
Total
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
132
S3100000
359 116
310 185
26 740
26 329
26 247
24 487
26 351
27 698
28 551
25 532
24 653
27 310
25 502
20 785
21 255
25 026
26 395
Goods sold
Open
Instalment sale
account
agreement
133
134
S3111000
S3112000
30 599
7 822
21 883
7 381
1 933
601
2 167
560
2 144
644
1 888
548
1 885
603
1 878
619
2 055
618
1 630
660
1 621
596
1 794
708
1 547
647
1 341
577
1 450
601
1 557
727
1 742
661
Services
Professional
135
S3123000
54 963
53 262
4 516
4 459
4 456
3 992
4 429
4 757
5 064
4 647
4 173
5 051
4 335
3 383
3 433
4 539
4 812
Other
136
S3124000
54 737
47 316
3 785
4 301
4 409
3 945
3 953
4 610
4 244
3 680
3 611
3 896
3 784
3 098
2 574
3 021
3 566
Rent
Money
lent
137
S3130000
21 214
17 543
1 875
1 758
1 674
1 464
1 388
1 772
1 343
1 066
1 544
1 187
1 298
1 174
1 534
1 407
1 703
138
S3140000
95 676
75 586
7 041
6 348
6 214
5 429
6 272
6 333
7 108
6 404
6 416
6 425
6 425
5 171
5 658
6 558
6 566
Rent
Money
lent
146
S3130001
3 591
3 137
281
273
317
248
254
226
230
228
290
294
231
265
380
268
281
147
S3140001
6 685
4 608
715
586
370
290
381
285
334
314
339
394
330
270
383
449
428
Promissory
notes, etc.1
139
S3150000
34 509
27 335
2 081
2 171
2 239
2 444
2 644
2 220
2 404
2 323
2 141
2 256
2 148
2 264
2 302
2 518
2 742
Other
debt
140
S3160000
59 596
59 879
4 908
4 565
4 467
4 777
5 177
5 509
5 715
5 122
4 551
5 993
5 318
3 777
3 703
4 699
4 603
Promissory notes, bills, R/D cheques, credit cards and other acknowledgements of debt.
11.4.2 Number of civil default and consent judgements (continued)
(b) Business enterprises
Total
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
141
S3100001
41 006
34 637
3 530
3 217
3 051
2 684
2 991
2 524
2 610
2 931
2 975
3 070
2 710
2 344
2 773
2 875
3 213
Goods sold
Open
Instalment sale
account
agreement
142
143
S3111001
S3112001
6 210
1 857
5 195
1 801
468
149
459
150
522
170
448
163
468
162
426
120
427
139
441
147
399
150
424
160
378
150
335
141
348
145
399
161
415
198
Services
Professional
144
S3123001
4 910
5 566
707
476
398
371
432
372
355
632
445
493
437
448
427
492
758
Other
145
S3124001
7 341
5 891
504
494
437
462
541
455
450
518
728
456
494
352
483
419
482
Promissory
notes, etc.1
148
S3150001
4 586
4 190
348
371
384
343
417
324
316
339
329
411
339
269
300
325
340
Other
debt
149
S3160001
5 826
4 249
358
408
453
359
336
316
359
312
295
438
351
264
307
362
311
Promissory notes, bills, R/D cheques, credit cards and other acknowledgements of debt.
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11.4.2 Number of civil default and consent judgements (concluded)
(c) Private persons
Total
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
150
S3100002
318 110
275 548
23 210
23 112
23 196
21 803
23 360
25 174
25 941
22 601
21 678
24 240
22 792
18 441
18 482
22 151
23 182
Goods sold
Open
Instalment sale
account
agreement
151
152
S3111002
S3112002
24 389
5 965
16 688
5 580
1 465
452
1 708
410
1 622
474
1 440
385
1 417
441
1 452
499
1 628
479
1 189
513
1 222
446
1 370
548
1 169
497
1 006
436
1 102
456
1 158
566
1 327
463
Services
Professional
153
S3123002
50 053
47 696
3 809
3 983
4 058
3 621
3 997
4 385
4 709
4 015
3 728
4 558
3 898
2 935
3 006
4 047
4 054
Other
154
S3124002
47 396
41 425
3 281
3 807
3 972
3 483
3 412
4 155
3 794
3 162
2 883
3 440
3 290
2 746
2 091
2 602
3 084
Rent
Money
lent
155
S3130002
17 623
14 406
1 594
1 485
1 357
1 216
1 134
1 546
1 113
838
1 254
893
1 067
909
1 154
1 139
1 422
156
S3140002
88 991
70 978
6 326
5 762
5 844
5 139
5 891
6 048
6 774
6 090
6 077
6 031
6 095
4 901
5 275
6 109
6 138
Rent
Money
lent
164
S3230000
349 342
277 582
25 461
28 009
22 843
19 350
24 896
24 797
23 058
22 169
28 159
21 657
20 422
16 761
20 048
25 840
28 676
165
S3240000
1 207 161
1 085 532
85 290
83 866
101 749
74 681
87 193
86 821
97 535
89 908
95 255
96 561
104 758
81 915
79 102
102 250
93 266
Promissory
notes, etc.1
157
S3150002
29 923
23 145
1 733
1 800
1 855
2 101
2 227
1 896
2 088
1 984
1 812
1 845
1 809
1 995
2 002
2 193
2 402
Other
debt
158
S3160002
53 770
55 630
4 550
4 157
4 014
4 418
4 841
5 193
5 356
4 810
4 256
5 555
4 967
3 513
3 396
4 337
4 292
Promissory notes, bills, R/D cheques, credit cards and other acknowledgements of debt.
11.4.3 Value of civil default and consent judgements
(a) Business enterprises and private persons
Total
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
159
S3200000
4 768 053
4 101 009
312 974
402 499
381 188
292 490
344 707
327 148
350 324
311 427
333 426
376 964
372 610
295 252
272 503
362 357
423 042
Goods sold
Open
Instalment sale
account
agreement
160
161
S3211000
S3212000
363 472
122 663
289 100
89 599
26 718
7 070
24 027
9 625
24 692
7 608
20 618
6 970
29 197
6 624
23 869
6 682
21 233
8 522
21 729
7 421
31 522
5 969
25 559
8 484
20 278
7 917
19 658
6 707
17 101
6 515
25 336
12 181
26 480
8 098
R’000
Services
Professional
162
S3223000
278 762
268 653
23 549
22 878
24 137
17 841
23 283
21 038
21 671
19 830
24 613
23 875
22 905
23 033
19 283
22 501
23 341
Other
163
S3224000
591 013
470 117
34 353
47 207
36 296
36 771
39 163
38 690
37 788
32 563
43 096
45 594
46 221
32 375
31 111
33 355
46 094
Promissory
notes, etc.1
166
S3250000
443 275
418 697
26 246
32 701
46 246
36 960
38 612
29 849
34 273
35 286
34 543
34 738
32 921
36 322
39 293
38 091
51 849
Other
debt
167
S3260000
1 412 365
1 201 729
84 287
154 186
117 617
79 299
95 739
95 402
106 244
82 521
70 269
120 496
117 188
78 481
60 050
102 803
145 238
Promissory notes, bills, R/D cheques, credit cards and other acknowledgements of debt.
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11.4.3 Value of civil default and consent judgements (continued)
(b) Business enterprises
Total
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
168
S3200001
1 271 274
916 225
64 860
135 955
97 226
65 249
67 727
66 686
68 540
55 530
60 593
93 389
91 002
49 468
48 495
73 276
66 532
Goods sold
Open
Instalment sale
account
agreement
169
170
S3211001
S3212001
153 263
23 252
122 320
14 288
7 866
1 077
10 214
1 395
6 968
859
8 470
1 131
16 785
1 915
9 417
639
7 795
1 458
9 623
1 173
18 368
938
10 886
1 291
8 810
973
7 118
1 439
7 090
1 126
12 722
1 291
9 118
1 482
R’000
Services
Professional
171
S3223001
43 565
33 668
5 404
3 686
3 877
2 497
2 231
2 166
1 735
2 746
2 400
2 599
1 813
2 514
2 577
2 472
3 931
Other
172
S3224001
118 480
95 024
6 026
12 128
5 325
7 808
6 031
6 264
8 639
6 971
13 388
6 860
10 411
5 173
9 263
6 357
16 466
Rent
Money
lent
173
S3230001
107 118
75 995
6 152
8 252
6 167
6 289
6 289
6 252
6 383
5 674
5 853
9 275
3 449
5 960
7 432
8 151
6 915
174
S3240001
118 613
83 104
8 673
9 669
17 151
7 100
4 610
10 482
4 301
4 240
4 768
4 731
4 830
2 549
3 129
4 601
5 517
Rent
Money
lent
182
S3230002
242 224
201 587
19 309
19 757
16 676
13 061
18 607
18 545
16 675
16 495
22 306
12 382
16 973
10 801
12 616
17 689
21 761
183
S3240002
1 088 548
1 002 428
76 617
74 197
84 598
67 581
82 583
76 339
93 234
85 668
90 487
91 830
99 928
79 366
75 973
97 649
87 749
Promissory
notes, etc.1
175
S3250001
79 677
69 204
3 860
5 597
5 620
8 582
6 000
5 809
5 754
4 472
4 575
7 673
5 330
5 932
5 238
5 251
7 104
Other
debt
176
S3260001
627 306
422 622
25 802
85 014
51 259
23 372
23 866
25 657
32 475
20 631
10 303
50 074
55 386
18 783
12 640
32 431
15 999
Promissory notes, bills, R/D cheques, credit cards and other acknowledgements of debt.
11.4.3 Value of civil default and consent judgements (concluded)
(c) Private persons
Total
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
177
S3200002
3 496 779
3 184 784
248 114
266 544
283 962
227 241
276 980
260 462
281 784
255 897
272 833
283 575
281 608
245 784
224 008
289 081
356 510
Goods sold
Open
Instalment sale
account
agreement
178
179
S3211002
S3212002
210 209
99 411
166 780
75 311
18 852
5 993
13 813
8 230
17 724
6 749
12 148
5 839
12 412
4 709
14 452
6 043
13 438
7 064
12 106
6 248
13 154
5 031
14 673
7 193
11 468
6 944
12 540
5 268
10 011
5 389
12 614
10 890
17 362
6 616
R’000
Services
Professional
180
S3223002
235 197
234 985
18 145
19 192
20 260
15 344
21 052
18 872
19 936
17 084
22 213
21 276
21 092
20 519
16 706
20 029
19 410
Other
181
S3224002
472 533
375 093
28 327
35 079
30 971
28 963
33 132
32 426
29 149
25 592
29 708
38 734
35 810
27 202
21 848
26 998
29 628
Promissory
notes, etc.1
184
S3250002
363 598
349 493
22 386
27 104
40 626
28 378
32 612
24 040
28 519
30 814
29 968
27 065
27 591
30 390
34 055
32 840
44 745
Other
debt
185
S3260002
785 059
779 107
58 485
69 172
66 358
55 927
71 873
69 745
73 769
61 890
59 966
70 422
61 802
59 698
47 410
70 372
129 239
Promissory notes, bills, R/D cheques, credit cards and other acknowledgements of debt.
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11.4.4 Cases recorded by selected magistrates’ offices
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Cape Peninsula¹
186
S1100010
65 824
66 009
4 274
4 626
4 541
4 830
5 361
7 576
7 477
4 341
6 835
6 300
5 296
4 552
3 447
4 273
5 672
Port Elizabeth
187
S1100020
33 448
30 740
2 050
2 700
2 549
2 400
2 951
2 000
3 970
2 924
2 202
2 823
2 525
1 646
1 957
2 106
2 265
Numbers
East London
188
S1100030
3 700
6 085
512
510
765
451
592
731
503
319
337
341
512
512
511
510
764
Kimberley
189
S1100040
4 437
4 722
395
501
561
476
627
474
705
433
292
249
6
3
15
13
15
Pietermaritz-burg
190
S1100050
18 764
20 735
1 704
1 235
1 167
1 320
1 420
2 061
1 830
2 221
1 937
2 325
2 192
1 323
1 818
923
1 126
Durban
191
S1100060
46 838
33 218
2 533
2 422
2 330
2 766
2 398
2 314
2 195
2 530
2 604
4 153
4 233
2 740
2 443
3 884
2 328
Cape Peninsula includes Cape Town, Bellville, Wynberg, Goodwood, Simon’s Town, Kuils River and Mitchell’s Plain.
11.4.4 Cases recorded by selected magistrates’ offices (concluded)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Johannesburg
192
S1100070
112 597
95 527
7 321
8 257
6 745
7 300
9 684
8 631
11 475
8 793
9 102
8 344
7 274
2 601
5 583
5 762
7 351
East Rand²
193
S1100080
45 061
42 871
2 112
2 794
3 273
3 669
3 794
4 142
4 329
3 748
4 171
5 513
3 695
1 631
2 290
2 854
3 593
Numbers
West Rand3
Pretoria
194
195
S1100090
S1100100
25 402
73 631
27 041
78 603
1 832
8 473
2 104
5 786
2 239
5 525
2 284
5 025
2 394
6 033
2 669
6 760
2 717
8 153
1 745
9 092
2 436
6 163
3 024
8 577
2 493
6 257
1 104
2 759
1 512
4 493
2 098
7 909
2 253
8 711
Vereeniging and Vanderbijlpark4
196
S1100110
14 946
14 380
1 066
1 350
1 409
1 249
879
1 425
1 753
1 386
1 032
1 108
1 086
637
632
910
1 079
Bloemfontein
197
S1100120
15 313
17 167
1 230
1 458
1 220
1 557
1 390
1 403
1 546
1 619
1 576
1 746
1 467
955
908
1 392
1 184
2
East Rand includes Alberton, Benoni, Boksburg, Brakpan, Germiston, Nigel and Springs.
West Rand includes Krugersdorp, Randfontein, Roodepoort and Westonaria.
4
Vereeniging and Vanderbijlpark includes Vereeniging, Vanderbijlpark and Meyerton.
3
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11.5
Liquidations
Liquidations figures are based on information obtained from the registrar of companies and close corporations, Department of Trade and Industry. The
statistics show voluntary and compulsory liquidations of companies and close corporations by industry.
11.5.1 Total number of liquidations by industry
Total
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
198
LIQ000
00
2 374
2 064
132
171
206
149
221
199
213
162
151
168
169
123
136
158
208
155
Agriculture
, hunting,
forestry
and fishing
Mining and
quarrying
Manufact
uring
Electricity,
gas and
water
199
200
201
202
LIQ00300
LIQ00400
LIQ00100
LIQ00200
18
22
3
0
2
1
0
1
4
4
1
2
2
2
1
0
2
1
22
15
1
0
0
1
3
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
0
1
107
115
3
21
9
13
10
10
6
7
8
8
13
7
9
8
12
5
19
15
0
2
3
2
1
3
1
1
1
1
0
0
1
1
2
9
Constru
ction
203
LIQ0050
0
140
106
5
11
17
4
11
12
5
6
7
12
10
6
5
13
13
30
Wholesale
and retail
trade,
catering
and
accommodation
204
LIQ00600
Transport,
storage,
communication
Financing,
insurance,
real estate
and
business
services
Community
, social and
personal
services
205
206
207
LIQ00700
647
462
26
19
48
49
52
43
56
30
29
39
38
33
22
42
56
23
LIQ00800
LIQ00900
100
85
2
30
8
4
9
6
2
6
4
2
8
4
3
7
9
24
961
855
70
27
93
59
96
83
92
76
68
76
64
51
69
60
66
44
360
389
22
61
26
16
39
38
46
31
32
27
32
19
25
25
48
18
Transport,
storage,
communication
Financing,
insurance,
real estate
and
business
services
Community
, social and
personal
services
215
216
217
11.5.2 Number of companies liquidated by industry
Total
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
208
LIQ100
00
1 148
1 028
74
87
89
78
108
104
109
86
75
78
75
65
79
80
101
70
Agriculture
, hunting,
forestry
and fishing
Mining and
quarrying
Manufact
uring
Electricity,
gas and
water
209
210
211
212
LIQ10100
11
13
3
0
1
1
0
0
2
4
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
1
LIQ10200
17
10
0
0
0
1
3
2
1
1
0
1
0
1
1
2
0
1
LIQ10300
50
45
1
16
1
3
1
3
4
3
3
3
4
3
2
2
1
1
LIQ10400
1
5
0
0
1
1
0
2
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Constru
ction
213
LIQ1050
0
42
31
2
4
6
0
2
5
0
2
4
3
3
0
3
5
6
2
Wholesale
and retail
trade,
catering
and
accommodation
214
LIQ10600
303
172
10
1
16
24
28
12
21
9
10
14
17
10
10
15
27
18
LIQ10700
27
41
1
22
2
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
4
2
0
2
4
0
LIQ10800
LIQ10900
514
465
43
1
44
34
44
55
50
47
33
48
29
37
45
34
33
30
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246
14
43
18
12
27
24
30
18
24
7
17
12
17
20
30
17
11.16
INTERNAL TRADE
11.5.3 Number of close corporations liquidated by industry
Total
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
218
LIQ2
0000
1 226
1 036
58
84
117
71
113
95
104
76
76
90
94
58
57
78
107
85
Agricultu
re,
hunting,
forestry
and
fishing
Mining
and
quarrying
219
220
LIQ20100
LIQ20200
7
9
0
0
1
0
0
1
2
0
1
1
1
2
0
0
2
0
5
5
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
Manufac
turing
221
LIQ2030
0
57
70
2
5
8
10
9
7
2
4
5
5
9
4
7
6
11
4
Electricity,
gas and
water
Construc
tion
222
223
LIQ20400
18
10
0
2
2
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
2
9
LIQ20500
98
75
3
7
11
4
9
7
5
4
3
9
7
6
2
8
7
28
Wholesale
and retail
trade,
catering
and
accommodation
224
LIQ20600
344
290
16
18
32
25
24
31
35
21
19
25
21
23
12
27
29
5
Transpor
t,
storage,
communi
-cation
Financing,
insurance,
real estate
and
business
services
Community,
social and
personal
services
225
226
227
LIQ20700
73
44
1
8
6
2
6
5
1
5
3
1
4
2
3
5
5
24
LIQ20800
447
390
27
26
49
25
52
28
42
29
35
28
35
14
24
26
33
14
LIQ20900
177
143
8
18
8
4
12
14
16
13
8
20
15
7
8
5
18
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Transport by private sector institutions for remuneration 12.1
12.1.1
Freight transport12.1
12.1.2
Passenger transport12.2
Chapter twelve
Transport
12
12.1
TRANSPORT
12.1
Transport by private sector institutions for remuneration
The Land transport survey is a monthly survey which covers passenger and freight transportation by rail and road in South Africa. This survey is based on
a sample drawn from the 2014 Business Sampling Frame (BSF) that contains businesses registered for value-added tax.
12.1.1 Freight transport
Income by type of commodity
Total
income
Payload
Year and month
R million
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
1
109 464
119 654
9 139
9 343
9 236
9 966
9 856
10 220
10 288
10 282
10 604
10 472
10 998
9 250
9 737
9 637
9 578
1 000
tons
2
745 852
788 833
60 124
61 747
62 622
66 264
64 344
66 940
67 523
66 974
69 127
69 781
71 831
61 556
65 951
62 939
63 880
Transpor
-tation of
agricultu
re and
forestry
primary
products
R million
3
8 430
9 925
691
748
739
767
866
868
932
904
862
913
900
735
878
805
791
Transp
ortation
of
primar
y
mining
and
quarryi
ng
produc
ts
R
million
4
37 942
44 301
3 332
3 196
3 339
3 832
3 447
3 746
3 776
3 987
4 090
3 890
4 023
3 643
3 843
3 552
3 601
Transportation of
manufactured
food,
beverages
and tobacco
products
Transportation of
textiles,
clothing
and
leather
products
Transportation of
chemicals,
coke,
petroleum,
rubber,
plastic and
other
mineral
products
R million
R million
R million
5
14 847
15 182
1 182
1 265
1 127
1 197
1 278
1 406
1 324
1 141
1 272
1 217
1 645
1 128
1 089
1 209
1 092
6
1 620
1 804
145
142
150
157
163
127
133
155
154
160
180
138
144
175
192
Transportation of
basic
metals
and
fabricated
metal
products
Transportation of
nonmetallic
products
Transportation of
electrical
machinery,
transport
machinery
and
equipment
R million
R million
R million
7
8 870
9 292
690
711
759
756
798
802
821
793
799
803
838
722
721
709
736
8
5 068
5 291
424
445
418
491
464
458
410
442
466
425
465
383
437
484
415
9
3 087
3 303
222
260
247
277
289
306
305
287
284
284
289
253
260
249
263
10
1 940
2 216
175
206
184
172
188
147
195
205
187
214
193
150
148
167
157
12.1.1 Freight transport (concluded)
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Transportation
of motor
vehicles, parts
and accessories
R million
11
2 678
2 734
217
225
211
240
222
228
230
223
238
253
249
198
206
223
226
Transportation
of paper and
paper products
R million
12
1 534
1 586
133
123
126
127
134
132
139
133
129
152
148
110
129
125
132
Income by type of commodity
Transportation
Transportation
of used
Transportation
of commercial
household and
of containers
products
office products
R million
R million
R million
13
14
15
2 845
1 303
7 467
2 688
1 244
7 242
216
110
623
232
111
670
236
99
635
241
97
572
229
95
562
249
108
562
210
112
579
207
105
607
207
102
676
236
101
619
238
103
595
187
101
542
184
117
570
204
107
584
211
104
578
Transportation
of parcels
Transportation
of other freight
R million
16
1 660
1 681
122
139
135
130
136
136
153
144
148
159
152
127
152
162
169
R million
17
10 175
11 163
858
872
831
909
985
944
968
947
988
1 047
980
834
860
884
910
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TRANSPORT
12.1.2 Passenger transport
Year and month
A
M
2013
2014
2014
2015
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Total
1 000
18
839 825
846 558
67 299
73 865
75 814
69 345
70 916
70 569
70 233
71 657
72 976
77 781
70 671
55 432
61 792
71 363
75 812
Number of passengers
Rail transportation
Road transportation
1 000
1 000
19
20
559 427
280 398
544 082
302 476
43 970
23 329
49 223
24 642
49 413
26 401
46 124
23 221
47 016
23 900
44 618
25 951
44 649
25 584
45 122
26 535
46 216
26 760
49 189
28 592
45 398
25 273
33 144
22 288
38 245
23 547
45 297
26 066
46 756
29 056
Total
R million
21
9 806
10 996
881
863
958
882
871
892
939
916
971
1 012
923
888
893
889
982
Income by type of service
Rail transportation
Road transportation
R million
R million
22
23
2 926
6 880
3 179
7 817
266
615
274
589
276
682
256
626
254
617
243
649
268
671
263
653
282
689
305
707
273
650
219
669
246
647
274
615
288
694
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Selected income and expenditure items by industry
13.1
13.1.1
All industries13.1
13.1.2
Mining and quarrying13.1
13.1.3
Manufacturing13.1
13.1.4
Electricity, gas and water supply13.2
13.1.5
Construction13.2
13.1.6
Trade13.2
13.1.7
Transport, storage and communication13.3
13.1.8 Real estate and other business services (excluding financial
intermediation and insurance)13.3
13.1.9 Community, social and personal services (excluding government
institutions)13.3
Chapter thirteen
Financial statistics private enterprises
13
13.1
FINANCIAL STATISTICS
13.1
Selected income and expenditure items by industry
The Quarterly financial statistics Survey covers a sample of private enterprises operating in the formal non-agricultural business sector of the South African
economy. It excludes financial intermediation, insurance and government institution. Results of the survey are used in compiling estimates of the Gross
Domestic Product (GDP) and its components, which in turn are used to develop and monitor government policy. These statistics are also used by the
private sector in analysis of comparative business and industry performance. The results are published quarterly in the statistical release P0044: Quarterly
financial statistics.
13.1.1 All industries
R million
Turnover
Year and
quarter
Q
2013
2014
1
1 628 192
1 706 292
1 855 788
1 897 247
1 864 831
1 877 569
2 012 649
2 030 411
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Interest
paid
2
33 000
36 830
35 325
36 576
37 698
38 466
39 284
40 219
Tax and
company tax
brought into
account
Net profit or loss
before providing for
company tax and
dividends
Total capital
expenditure on
new assets
3
4
5
36 087
33 609
32 321
38 321
33 282
31 058
31 281
30 890
98 218
130 012
162 632
153 366
132 178
134 624
180 391
170 641
54 193
75 094
75 492
87 222
106 317
87 209
930619
90 311
Book value of land,
buildings, machinery,
furniture, vehicles and
other equipment as at the
end of the quarter
6
2 021 410
2 058 420
2 057 777
2 129 639
2 127 536
2 219 470
2 406 346
2 453 153
Total stock
(inventories)
7
594 756
606 485
668 107
653 875
675 036
702 505
691 085
660 327
13.1.2 Mining and quarrying
R million
Year and
quarter
Q
2013
2014
Turnover
Interest
paid
8
120 187
126 067
133 222
135 649
134 236
130 198
131 756
130 040
9
3 882
4 340
4 199
3 902
3 829
4 225
3 777
4 174
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Tax and
company tax
brought into
account
Net profit or loss
before providing for
company tax and
dividends
Total capital
expenditure on
new assets
10
11
12
4 556
4 585
3 809
7 616
4 933
4 143
3 576
3 600
15 465
7 097
98
-1 496
16 387
9 457
12 027
9 638
9 418
13 235
13 023
17 474
13 010
13 575
14 798
17 943
Book value of land,
buildings, machinery,
furniture, vehicles and other
equipment as at the end of
the quarter
13
489 105
503 852
492 628
498 424
454 920
464 858
539 310
545 970
Total stock
(inventories)
14
62 039
67 490
69 021
67 663
62 205
63 440
64 626
68 733
13.1.3 Manufacturing
R million
Turnover
Year and
quarter
Q
2013
2014
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
15
507 613
525 265
563 401
592 443
593 837
576 179
576 953
585 141
Interest
paid
16
6 254
7 278
6 303
7 536
7 614
7 092
7 033
7 909
Tax and
company tax
brought into
account
17
11 342
10 813
10 775
12 764
11 842
10 347
11 049
9 354
Net profit or loss
before providing for
company tax and
dividends
Total capital
expenditure on
new assets
18
19
38 424
34 002
49 641
42 321
40 649
30 826
40 641
36 375
9 615
16 707
12 021
14 066
10 905
16 936
15 634
21 746
Book value of land,
buildings, machinery,
furniture, vehicles and
other equipment as at the
end of the quarter
20
367 931
380 597
395 501
390 780
383 381
389 081
397 241
410 038
Total stock
(inventories)
21
264 033
269 867
290 854
276 969
294 664
306 610
299 164
281 842
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R million
Year and
quarter
Q
2013
2014
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Turnover
Interest
paid
22
32 765
39 598
51 886
39 724
38 840
44 593
55 754
43 257
23
-159
1 009
2 173
2 198
2 354
2 590
2 394
2 285
Tax and
company tax
brought into
account
Net profit or loss
before providing for
company tax and
dividends
Total capital
expenditure on
new assets
24
25
26
112
27
264
373
317
168
248
310
-13 413
6 463
12 154
-442
-4 704
2 615
11 572
-2 594
6 476
13 898
17 289
16 172
27 312
12 691
24 141
17 391
Book value of land,
buildings, machinery,
furniture, vehicles and other
equipment as at the end of
the quarter
27
366 764
377 117
395 058
408 504
432 713
442 240
466 241
485 227
Total stock
(inventories)
28
12 405
13 478
14 886
14 675
12 691
17 169
15 723
17 023
13.1.5 Construction
R million
Year and
quarter
Q
2013
2014
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Turnover
Interest
paid
29
60 461
70 905
79 481
81 140
71 104
80 532
96 106
99 666
30
706
1 487
628
571
631
683
913
1 036
Tax and
company tax
brought into
account
Net profit or loss
before providing for
company tax and
dividends
Total capital
expenditure on
new assets
31
32
33
297
408
565
556
527
934
748
1 176
618
5 463
5 804
4 111
3 627
2 301
2 051
2 591
1 533
1 429
1 268
949
1 166
1 590
2 210
2 179
Book value of land,
buildings, machinery,
furniture, vehicles and other
equipment as at the end of
the quarter
34
33 116
25 854
25 961
25 108
25 079
29 284
38 077
39 435
Total stock
(inventories)
35
9 551
10 354
10 577
12 849
13 446
18 770
22 538
22 770
13.1.6 Trade
R million
Turnover
Year and
quarter
Q
2013
2014
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
36
552 433
576 047
625 399
642 868
614 589
627 882
664 822
688 539
Interest
paid
37
5 415
5 520
5 015
4 647
4 968
5 564
5 439
5 499
Tax and
company tax
brought into
account
Net profit or loss
before providing
for company tax
and dividends
Total capital
expenditure on
new assets
38
39
40
9 168
6 715
7 245
7 178
6 414
5 504
5 775
5 994
22 110
28 840
35 655
51 103
21 274
37 238
43 720
54 985
5 965
8 145
7 315
12 547
12 506
13 043
7 680
8 791
Book value of land,
buildings, machinery,
furniture, vehicles and
other equipment as at the
end of the quarter
41
141 767
147 700
143 519
171 272
173 488
167 979
157 740
160 018
Total stock
(inventories)
42
223 255
218 885
240 209
239 472
248 944
253 080
253 968
234 567
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13.1.7 Transport, storage and communication
R million
Year and
quarter
Q
2013
2014
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Turnover
Interest
paid
43
148 594
150 385
166 762
168 398
161 107
162 270
164 637
167 783
44
4 042
3 952
4 641
4 052
4 496
4 683
4 432
4 304
Tax and
company tax
brought into
account
Net profit or loss
before providing for
company tax and
dividends
Total capital
expenditure on
new assets
45
46
47
3 569
3 916
3 507
4 104
3 573
3 393
3 377
3 331
-523
11 681
14 447
18 490
11 870
10 981
11 934
12 151
13 533
14 008
16 474
20 391
35 755
23 670
22 304
15 779
Book value of land,
buildings, machinery,
furniture, vehicles and other
equipment as at the end of
the quarter
48
355 732
363 267
393 811
403 686
415 875
425 931
430 890
434 883
Total stock
(inventories)
49
11 560
14 329
14 613
14 634
14 200
14 315
12 848
12 866
13.1.8 Real estate and other business services (excluding financial intermediation and insurance)
R million
Year and
quarter
Q
2013
2014
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Turnover
Interest
paid
50
161 778
173 561
190 895
191 824
204 034
212 343
269 090
261 862
51
11 627
12 200
10 479
11 648
12 107
12 669
14 450
14 081
Tax and
company tax
brought into
account
Net profit or loss
before providing for
company tax and
dividends
Total capital
expenditure on
new assets
52
53
54
5 631
5 897
5 088
4 595
4 324
5 662
5 326
5 653
28 855
31 219
36 874
29 614
34 816
35 013
49 202
47 851
5 897
5 425
5 367
4 196
3 932
4 330
4 767
5 190
Book value of land,
buildings, machinery,
furniture, vehicles and other
equipment as at the end of
the quarter
55
231 586
223 579
171 628
189 842
199 321
260 034
336 618
337 060
Total stock
(inventories)
56
9 454
9 765
26 524
26 061
27 384
27 430
18 379
18 674
13.1.9 Community, social and personal services (excluding government institutions)
R million
Year and
quarter
Q
2013
2014
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Turnover
Interest
paid
57
44 361
44 464
44 742
45 201
47 084
43 572
53 531
54 123
58
1 233
1 044
1 887
2 022
1 699
960
846
931
Tax and
company tax
brought into
account
Net profit or loss
before providing for
company tax and
dividends
Total capital
expenditure on
new assets
59
60
61
1 412
1 248
1 068
1 135
1 352
907
1 213
1 472
6 682
5 248
7 959
9 665
8 259
6 193
9 244
9 644
1 756
2 247
2 733
1 427
1 731
1 374
2 085
1 292
Book value of land,
buildings, machinery,
furniture, vehicles and other
equipment as at the end of
the quarter
62
35 409
36 454
39 671
42 023
42 759
40 063
40 229
40 522
Total stock
(inventories)
63
2 459
2 316
1 423
1 552
1 502
1 691
3 839
3 852
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Gross domestic product
14.1
14.1.1 Quarterly GDP at constant 2005 prices by industry
14.1
14.1.2 Percentage change in the quarterly GDP at constant 2005 prices
by industry14.2
14.1.3 Seasonally adjusted and annualised quarterly GDP at constant
2010 prices by industry14.2
14.1.4 Annualised percentage change in the seasonally adjusted quarterly GDP
at constant 2010 prices by industry14.3
14.1.5 Quarterly GDP at current prices by industry
14.4
14.1.6
Quarterly compensation of employees14.4
14.1.7 Quarterly gross operating surplus and net other taxes on production
14.5
Chapter fourteen
National acounts
14
14.1
NATIONAL ACCOUNTS
14.1
Gross domestic product
The GDP has been revised from 2002 and the base year has been changed from 2005 to 2010.
14.1.1 Quarterly GDP at constant 2005 prices by industry
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2013
2014
2015
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
GDP at
market
prices
1
C00211
2 899 248
2 963 389
3 008 576
714 321
740 536
743 230
765 302
727 863
750 234
754 971
775 508
743 112
Taxes less
subsidies on
products
2
A00211
272 758
276 272
279 373
66 740
68 493
69 290
71 749
67 983
68 591
70 150
72 649
69 384
R million
Total value
Agricultural,
added at basic
forestry and fishing
prices
3
4
A11211
A01211
2 626 490
66 861
2 687 117
67 881
2 729 203
71 659
647 581
15 239
672 043
24 611
673 940
17 331
693 553
10 700
659 880
14 903
681 643
26 202
684 821
19 400
702 859
11 154
673 728
15 830
Mining and
quarrying
5
A02211
221 973
230 908
227 260
54 676
57 304
57 913
61 015
53 992
56 852
56 387
60 029
57 397
Manufacturing
Electricity, gas
and water supply
6
A03211
376 127
378 932
379 090
88 826
94 828
95 915
99 363
90 469
93 384
95 624
99 613
90 848
7
A04211
68 801
68 375
67 765
16 059
17 081
17 779
17 456
16 147
16 858
17 464
17 296
16 106
Due to rounding, figures do not necessarily add up to totals.
14.1.1 Quarterly GDP at constant 2010 prices by industry (concluded)
R million
Construction
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2013
2014
2015
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
8
A05211
97 804
100 468
103 358
24 799
24 873
24 957
25 839
25 580
25 558
25 635
26 585
26 075
Wholesale and retail
trade, hotels and
restaurants
9
A06211
398 585
405 983
411 083
94 982
96 358
98 941
115 702
96 658
97 136
100 449
116 840
97 594
Transport, storage and
communication
10
A07211
242 233
247 061
252 647
59 180
60 525
63 404
63 952
60 215
61 995
64 829
65 608
61 679
Finance, real estate
and business
services
11
A08211
561 079
578 127
591 019
142 945
144 066
144 800
146 316
146 869
146 927
147 963
149 260
150 860
General
government
services
12
A09211
437 734
451 214
464 911
111 476
112 340
112 993
114 405
114 973
116 138
116 595
117 205
116 841
Personal
services
13
A10211
155 294
158 166
160 411
39 398
40 057
39 906
38 805
40 074
40 592
40 476
39 269
40 498
Due to rounding, figures do not necessarily add up to totals.
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NATIONAL ACCOUNTS
14.1.2 Percentage change in the quarterly GDP at constant 2010 prices by industry
GDP at
market
prices
14
C00212
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2013
2014
2015
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Taxes less
subsidies on
products
15
A00212
..
2,2
1,5
1,8
2,2
1,8
2,9
1,9
1,3
1,6
1,3
2,1
..
1,3
1,1
0,6
1,7
0,7
2,1
1,9
0,1
1,2
1,3
2,1
Total value
added at basic
prices
16
A11212
..
2,3
1,6
2,0
2,2
2,0
3,0
1,9
1,4
1,6
1,3
2,1
Agricultural,
forestry and fishing
Mining and
quarrying
Manufacturing
Electricity, gas
and water supply
17
A01212
18
A02212
19
A03212
20
A04212
..
1,5
5,6
3,8
5,8
-3,6
-2,2
-2,2
6,5
11,9
4,2
6,2
..
4,0
-1,6
4,2
-1,4
3,4
10,1
-1,3
-0,8
-2,6
-1,6
6,3
..
0,7
0,0
-0,2
2,5
-0,4
1,1
1,8
-1,5
-0,3
0,3
0,4
..
-0,6
-0,9
-2,8
-0,1
0,5
-0,2
0,5
-1,3
-1,8
-0,9
-0,3
14.1.2 Percentage change in the quarterly GDP at constant 2010 prices by industry (concluded)
Construction
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2013
2014
2015
21
A05212
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Wholesale and retail
trade, hotels and
restaurants
22
A06212
..
2,7
2,9
2,4
3,5
3,3
1,7
3,1
2,8
2,7
2,9
1,9
Transport, storage and
communication
23
A07212
..
1,9
1,3
1,9
2,0
1,7
1,8
1,8
0,8
1,5
1,0
1,0
Finance, real estate
and business
services
24
A08212
..
2,0
2,3
1,9
1,8
2,2
2,1
1,7
2,4
2,2
2,6
2,4
General
government
services
25
A09212
..
3,0
2,2
1,9
2,9
3,1
4,3
2,7
2,0
2,2
2,0
2,7
Personal
services
26
A10212
..
3,1
3,0
3,4
3,2
2,8
3,0
3,1
3,4
3,2
2,4
1,6
..
1,8
1,4
1,4
1,6
1,9
2,5
1,7
1,3
1,4
1,2
1,1
14.1.3 Seasonally adjusted and annualised quarterly GDP at constant 2010 prices by industry
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2013
2014
2015
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
GDP at
market
prices
27
C00221
2 899 248
2 963 389
3 008 576
2 929 698
2 956 390
2 965 231
3 002 236
2 990 492
2 994 060
3 009 503
3 040 250
3 050 345
Taxes less
subsidies on
products
28
A00221
272 758
276 272
279 373
273 981
277 099
275 286
278 722
278 959
277 787
278 644
282 102
284 658
R million
Total value
Agricultural,
added at basic
forestry and fishing
prices
29
30
A11221
A01221
2 626 490
66 861
2 687 117
67 881
2 729 203
71 659
2 655 717
67 436
2 679 291
67 253
2 689 945
67 850
2 723 514
68 983
2 711 533
69 794
2 716 273
70 757
2 730 859
72 380
2 758 148
73 705
2 765 687
70 444
Mining and
quarrying
31
A02221
221 973
230 908
227 260
227 241
224 623
231 210
240 559
225 453
223 727
225 875
233 985
239 744
Manufacturing
32
A03221
376 126
378 933
379 089
371 599
382 014
375 521
386 599
380 286
376 429
375 514
384 126
381 820
Electricity, gas
and water supply
33
A04221
68 801
68 375
67 765
68 098
68 603
68 926
67 873
67 911
67 821
67 637
67 692
67 812
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NATIONAL ACCOUNTS
14.1.3 Seasonally adjusted and annualised quarterly GDP at constant 2010 prices by industry (concluded)
R million
Construction
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2013
2014
2015
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
34
A05221
97 804
100 468
103 358
99 234
100 486
100 634
101 518
102 444
102 984
103 550
104 454
104 674
Wholesale and retail
trade, hotels and
restaurants
35
A06221
398 585
405 983
411 083
403 733
405 887
406 230
408 081
409 632
409 376
412 821
412 503
413 697
Transport, storage and
communication
36
A07221
242 233
247 062
252 648
245 297
246 253
247 860
248 838
249 719
252 096
253 493
255 283
256 027
Finance, real estate
and business
services
37
A08221
561 079
578 127
591 019
569 964
576 939
580 901
584 704
586 677
588 411
591 922
597 066
602 667
General
government
services
38
A09221
437 734
451 214
464 911
446 096
449 165
452 264
457 331
459 992
464 452
466 930
468 270
467 364
Personal
services
39
A10221
155 295
158 167
160 411
157 019
158 069
158 551
159 029
159 624
160 220
160 736
161 064
161 438
14.1.4 Annualised percentage change¹ in the seasonally adjusted quarterly GDP at constant 2010 prices by industry
GDP at
market
prices
40
C00222
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2013
2014
2015
1
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
..
2,2
1,5
1,4
3,7
1,2
5,1
-1,6
0,5
2,1
4,1
1,3
Taxes less
subsidies on
products
41
A00222
..
1,3
1,1
1,3
4,6
-2,6
5,1
0,3
-1,7
1,2
5,1
3,7
Total value
added at basic
prices
42
A11222
..
2,3
1,6
1,4
3,6
1,6
5,1
-1,7
0,7
2,2
4,1
1,1
Agricultural,
forestry and fishing
Mining and
quarrying
Manufacturing
Electricity, gas
and water supply
43
A01222
44
A02222
45
A03222
46
A04222
..
1,5
5,6
-2,9
-1,1
3,6
6,9
4,8
5,6
9,5
7,5
-16,6
..
4,0
-1,6
14,3
-4,5
12,3
17,2
-22,8
-3,0
3,9
15,2
10,2
..
0,7
0,0
-7,8
11,7
-6,6
12,3
-6,4
-4,0
-1,0
9,5
-2,4
..
-0,6
-0,9
-4,8
3,0
1,9
-6,0
0,2
-0,5
-1,1
0,3
0,7
The annualised percentage change is the growth rate for a given quarter from the previous quarter and compounded to an annual rate.
14.1.4 Annualised percentage change¹ in the seasonally adjusted quarterly GDP at constant 2010 prices by industry (concluded)
Construction
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2013
2014
2015
1
47
A05222
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
..
2,7
2,9
-0,8
5,1
0,6
3,6
3,7
2,1
2,2
3,5
0,8
Wholesale and retail
trade, hotels and
restaurants
48
A06222
..
1,9
1,3
0,9
2,2
0,3
1,8
1,5
-0,2
3,4
-0,3
1,2
Transport, storage and
communication
49
A07222
..
2,0
2,3
2,0
1,6
2,6
1,6
1,4
3,9
2,2
2,9
1,2
Finance, real estate
and business
services
50
A08222
General
government
services
51
A09222
..
3,0
2,2
4,8
5,0
2,8
2,6
1,4
1,2
2,4
3,5
3,8
..
3,1
3,0
1,3
2,8
2,8
4,6
2,3
3,9
2,2
1,2
-0,8
Personal
services
52
A10222
..
1,8
1,4
1,2
2,7
1,2
1,2
1,5
1,5
1,3
0,8
0,9
The annualised percentage change is the growth rate for a given quarter from the previous quarter and compounded to an annual rate.
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NATIONAL ACCOUNTS
14.1.5 Quarterly GDP at current prices by industry
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2013
2014
2015
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
GDP at
market
prices
53
C00111
3 262 543
3 534 327
3 796 462
842 184
877 189
899 131
915 823
917 700
937 371
962 794
978 597
965 016
Taxes less
subsidies on
products
54
A00111
322 902
361 365
391 967
95 591
75 982
92 021
97 771
105 235
81 948
98 537
106 247
113 721
R million
Total value
Agricultural,
added at basic
forestry and fishing
prices
55
56
A11111
A01111
2 939 641
70 245
3 172 962
73 458
3 404 495
84 662
746 593
14 373
801 207
32 879
807 110
17 416
818 052
8 790
812 465
16 451
855 423
35 932
864 257
22 306
872 350
9 973
851 295
18 406
Mining and
quarrying
Manufacturing
57
A02111
271 410
284 802
286 606
66 906
67 896
75 536
74 464
68 226
67 248
75 973
75 159
67 529
Electricity, gas
and water supply
58
A03111
385 654
419 930
452 326
98 269
101 068
108 047
112 546
107 754
109 046
115 966
119 560
110 886
59
A04111
105 773
117 465
125 377
26 587
35 068
31 129
24 681
28 995
37 798
32 599
25 985
30 386
Due to rounding, figures do not necessarily add up to totals.
14.1.5 Quarterly GDP at current prices by industry (concluded)
R million
Construction
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2013
2014
2015
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
60
A05111
111 039
126 435
138 917
28 317
33 325
32 526
32 267
33 504
37 284
34 459
33 670
34 243
Wholesale and retail
trade, hotels and
restaurants
61
A06111
441 038
471 008
504 853
109 175
113 595
116 551
131 687
119 139
122 270
124 171
139 273
124 880
Transport, storage and
communication
62
A07111
292 841
317 974
339 930
73 340
77 853
81 742
85 039
78 081
83 604
87 246
90 999
82 914
Finance, real estate
and business
services
63
A08111
606 031
643 166
699 531
158 524
161 691
159 770
163 181
174 156
169 478
175 067
180 830
186 330
General
government
services
64
A09111
482 144
532 122
578 030
126 691
131 403
136 375
137 653
139 701
143 978
146 607
147 744
147 167
Personal
services
65
A10111
173 465
186 599
194 261
44 410
46 429
48 017
47 743
46 458
48 784
49 862
49 157
48 554
Due to rounding, figures do not necessarily add up to totals.
14.1.6 Quarterly compensation of employees
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2013
2014
2015
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Total compensation of
employees
66
D00111
1 473 853
1 610 647
1 732 806
379 650
395 805
405 080
430 112
407 735
424 669
435 771
464 631
439 328
R million
Agricultural, forestry
Mining and
and fishing
quarrying
67
68
D01111
D02111
21 621
109 062
23 120
118 281
24 744
119 820
5 800
28 140
6 050
29 312
5 900
29 397
5 370
31 432
6 161
26 933
6 518
27 990
6 329
31 478
5 736
33 420
6 549
29 848
Manufacturing
69
D03111
238 082
260 723
283 192
60 769
62 331
63 621
74 002
66 064
67 562
68 787
80 780
71 940
Electricity, gas and
water supply
70
D04111
29 541
32 430
34 910
7 175
7 850
7 918
9 487
7 788
8 468
8 493
10 162
8 351
Construction
71
D05111
52 376
55 990
58 929
11 990
14 200
14 250
15 550
12 587
14 915
15 000
16 427
13 309
Due to rounding, figures do not necessarily add up to totals.
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NATIONAL ACCOUNTS
14.1.6 Quarterly compensation of employees (concluded)
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2013
2014
2015
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Wholesale and retail trade,
hotels and restaurants
72
D06111
177 323
189 364
202 638
43 604
45 545
47 106
53 109
46 610
48 570
50 570
56 889
50 196
R million
Transport, storage and
communication
73
D07111
88 294
94 677
101 886
21 429
23 207
23 811
26 230
22 899
25 045
25 591
28 351
24 844
Finance, real estate and
business services
74
D08111
236 653
264 570
289 870
63 657
66 157
66 889
67 867
69 079
72 079
73 068
75 644
77 144
General government
services
75
D09111
416 538
459 691
498 035
109 463
113 630
117 805
118 793
120 354
124 103
126 248
127 330
126 083
Personal
services
76
D10111
104 362
111 801
118 782
27 623
27 524
28 383
28 271
29 261
29 420
30 209
29 892
31 064
Due to rounding, figures do not necessarily add up to totals.
14.1.7 Quarterly gross operating surplus and net other taxes on production¹
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2013
2014
2015
1
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Total operating
surplus
77
E00111
1 465 788
1 562 314
1 671 688
366 943
405 402
402 030
387 940
404 730
430 754
428 486
407 719
411 967
Agricultural, forestry and
fishing
78
E01111
48 624
50 338
59 918
8 573
26 830
11 515
3 420
10 290
29 414
15 977
4 237
11 857
R million
Mining and
quarrying
79
E02111
162 348
166 521
166 787
38 766
38 584
46 139
43 032
41 294
39 258
44 496
41 739
37 681
Manufacturing
80
E03111
147 571
159 208
169 134
37 501
38 737
44 426
38 544
41 690
41 484
47 179
38 780
38 946
Electricity, gas and water
supply
81
E04111
76 232
85 036
90 468
19 412
27 218
23 211
15 194
21 207
29 331
24 107
15 823
22 035
Construction
82
E05111
58 664
70 445
79 988
16 327
19 125
18 276
16 717
20 917
22 369
19 459
17 243
20 934
Net other taxes on production equal other taxes on production minus other subsidies on production.
Due to rounding, figures do not necessarily add up to totals.
14.1.7 Quarterly gross operating surplus and net other taxes on production¹ (concluded)
Year and
quarter
A
Q
2012
2013
2014
2013
2014
2015
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Jun
Sep
Dec
Mar
Wholesale and retail trade,
hotels and restaurants
83
E06111
263 715
281 644
302 216
65 571
68 050
69 446
78 578
72 530
73 701
73 602
82 384
74 684
R million
Transport, storage and
communication
84
E07111
204 547
223 297
238 043
51 912
54 646
57 931
58 809
55 181
58 559
61 655
62 648
58 070
Finance, real estate and
business services
85
E08111
369 377
378 596
409 661
94 867
95 534
92 881
95 314
105 077
97 399
101 999
105 186
109 186
General government
services
86
E09111
65 606
72 431
79 995
17 228
17 773
18 570
18 860
19 347
19 875
20 359
20 414
21 084
Personal
services
87
E10111
69 104
74 798
75 478
16 787
18 905
19 634
19 472
17 197
19 364
19 653
19 265
17 490
1
Net other taxes on production equal other taxes on production minus other subsidies on production.
Due to rounding, figures do not necessarily add up to totals.
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