Main results
- The annual rate variation of the Total Industrial Turnover Index stands at 0.4% in the seasonal and calendar adjusted and 6.7% in the original.
- The monthly variation stands at -1.0%, after seasonal and calendar adjustment.
The Industrial Turnover Index (ITI), once adjusted for seasonal and calendar effects, showed in March a variation of 0.4% as compared with the same month of the previous year.
The ITI original series registered an annual variation of 6.7%.
Annual rate. Percentage
By market, all markets showed positive annual rates in March. It is worth noting the increase registered in the non euro area in the foreign market (7.9%).
Annual rate. Percentage
The monthly variation of the seasonally and calendar adjusted Total Industrial Turnover Index between the months of March and February, stood at -1.0%. This rate was 1.1 points lower than the previous month.
Monthly rate. Percentage
By Main Industrial Groupings (MIGs), Durable consumer goods (1.9%), Capital goods (1.0%) and Non-durable consumer goods (0.4%) showed positive monthly rates. On the other hand, Energy (-8.2%) and Intermediate goods (-1.9%) showed negative monthly rates.
Turnover increased as compared to March 2024 in 13 Autonomous Communities and decreased in the other four.
The largest increases were recorded in Illes Balears (26.8%), Castilla y León (21.1%) and Comunidad de Madrid (17.8%).
The largest decreases were recorded in Extremadura (-5.0%), Canarias (-4.9%) and Comunidad Foral de Navarra (-2.6%).
Percentage
On the press release day, INE has updated ITI data series corresponding to the last 13 months. In the case of calendar adjusted and seasonally and calendar adjusted series, according to INE standard, series are revised since its beginning. Results are available at INEBase.
According to the Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2023/137 INE has started the works to incorporate the new National Classification of Economic Activities CNAE-2025 in all the statistical operations.
In the case of the ITI, the release of the first results with CNAE-2025 will take place in March 2028.
The Industrial Turnover Indices (ITI) aim to measure the evolution of the activity of companies that are part of the industrial sector in Spain, based on their turnover figures. This information is also requested broken down by market.
Further information is available in the methodology and in the standardised methodological report.
INE's statistics are produced according to the European Statistics Code of Practice. For further information at Quality at INE and Code of Practice.