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The Industrial Production Index (IPI) is a situational indicator that measures the monthly development of productive activity of industrial branches, contained in the National Classification of Economic Activities 2009 (NCEA-2009) excluding construction. It therefore measures the joint development of quantity and quality, eliminating the influence of prices.

To obtain this a continuous monthly survey is carried out, which investigates more than 13.200 industrial establishments every month.
Industry
Industrial Production Index. Base 2005
Results   New CNAE 2009
Last data published: April 2013 (07th June 2013)
Press release      Main results
Detailed results
Monthly series since 1975 until last published month

Methodology
Standardised Methodological Report
Technical file 
  • Type of survey: continuous and monthly
  • Base Year: 2005
  • Population scope: industrial establishments
  • Sample size: 13.200 industrial establishments and more than 1.100 products
  • Data collection: monthly, establishment production in the reference month
  • Collection method: mail and interviewers
General methodology
Weights
Links related to Inebase
IPI Base 2000. Detailed series 1975-2008 obtained with CNAE-93
IPI Base 1990. Detailed series 1975-2002 obtained with CNAE-93

Other interesting links
Industry Overview