Below the general value, there were seven sectors: Food and drink products (68.6%), Editing and printing (65.9%), Automotive industry (65.6%), tobacco products (63.5%), Textile products (62.6%), Metalworking excluding automotive industry (56.3%), and P.rubber and plastic products (55.3%).
In September 2022 in the year-on-year comparison, the main positive incidences “are observed in chemical substances and products, the automotive industry and the metal-mechanic industry except automotive”.
In the breakdown by sector, the substances and products had a level of 69.8%, higher than that of the same month of the previous year (64.9%), as a consequence of “the highest levels of production registered in plastic raw materials, agrochemicals and basic chemical products”specified the Indec.
The Automotive industryfor its part, showed a level of utilization of installed capacity of 65.6% above the level of September 2021 (55%), and was related to “the largest number of units manufactured by automotive terminals,” said the same entity.
In turn, the metalworking industry except automobiles, it stood at 56.3%, above the previous year (53.6%), essentially as a consequence of “greater manufacturing of agricultural machinery and appliances for domestic use.” Refering to editing and printing presented a level of utilization of installed capacity of 65.9%, higher than 60.1% in 2021, and was “mainly related to the growth of the corrugated cardboard segment due to increased demand from the food and beverage sector” .
The non-metallic mineral products they were located in the 83.3%, higher than that of the same month of 2021 (which was 79.1%), as a result of the greater production of glass, cement, plasterboard and mosaics, said INDEC. For his part, oil refining It had 77.9% in installed capacity, higher than that of September 2021 (75.8%), based on the highest level of crude oil processing.
The main negative impact in September 2022, compared to the same month in 2021, was registered in the products of rubber and plastic that exhibit a level of utilization of installed capacity of 55.3%, lower than that of the same month of 2021 (60.0%). “This decline in the use of production plants is due to the drop in tire manufacturing. Tire production was affected due to forceful measures by workers in the sector, which began in May of this year, which had an impact on a significant drop in production,” indicated INDEC.
Source: Ambito
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