Also, The use of machines and tools in the manufacturing sector during November was above 66.7% of that registered in Octoberindicated the organization.
These variations were correlated with the level of industrial activity, which grew 1.4% during November compared to the same month last year, and 0.8% compared to October.
Given an average use of 68.9% in the installed capacity during November, the sectoral blocks that presented levels higher than the general level were basic metallic industries with 86.8%, non-metallic mineral products, 80.7%; petroleum refining, 79%; chemical substances and products, 74.4%; and paper and cardboard, 73.4%.
The sectoral blocks that were located below the general level were food products and beverages with 68.2%; automotive industry, 66.2%; tobacco, 65.7%, publishing and printing, 59.2%; rubber and plastic, 56.6%; textiles, 56.3%; and metal mechanics 54.3%.
Source: Ambito
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