Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) Sector Indicators 
ICT Sector. Year 2019
Production in the ICT sector by branches of activity of the ICT  sector and main indicators.
Units: specified in each variable

	Number of companies	Turnover	Sale of products	Added value	Number of employed persons	
ICT MANUFACTURING: NACE 2611, 2612, 2620, 2630, 2640, 2680	1,383	3,198,131	2,952,757	980,751	18,533	
SERVICES	68,141	104,849,541	..	37,921,522	509,198	
ICT trade industries: NACE 4651, 4652	5,737	27,236,263	..	3,954,566	63,087	
ICT SERVICE INDUSTRIES: TOTAL	62,405	77,613,278	..	33,966,957	446,111	
ICT SERVICE INDUSTRIES: EDITION OF COMPUTER PROGRAMS: NACE 5821, 5829	3,997	940,054	..	629,624	10,935	
ICT SERVICES INDUSTRY: TELECOMMUNICATIONS: NACE 6110, 6120, 6130, 6190	5,931	35,324,527	..	13,373,000	69,710	
ICT SERVICE INDUSTRIES: PROGRAMMING, CONSULTORÍA AND OTHER ACTIVITIES RELATED TO INFORMÁTICA: NACE 6201, 6202, 6203, 6209	38,621	37,227,161	..	17,863,649	319,023	
ICT SERVICE INDUSTRIES: WEB PORTALS, DATA PROCESSING, HOSTING AND RELATED ACTIVITIES: NACE 6311, 6312	5,258	2,841,948	..	1,508,681	25,971	
ICT SERVICE INDUSTRIES: REPAIR COMPUTER AND COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT: NACE 9511, 9512	8,598	1,279,589	..	592,003	20,473	
TOTAL ICT SECTOR*	69,524	108,047,672	2,952,757	38,902,273	527,731	
Notes:
1) Until the reference year 2012, the Industrial Companies Survey  focused on industrial companies with at least one wage earner within  Spain, excluding Ceuta and Melilla. From the reference year 2013 on,  the survey widened its population and territorial scope, extending  the coverage to industrial companies without wage earners and  incorporating companies from Ceuta and Melilla 
  
 For reference year 2016, several methodological improvements have been applied to the Structural Business Statistics, framed within the 'Project for the integration of structural economic surveys'. As a consequence of these changes, the results of that exercise are not strictly comparable to those of other years, as the evolution of the variables obeys not only to possible real changes produced in this period, but also to the effects of the methodological improvements on the estimation of said variables. This effect is more considerable for the variable number of companies in the Trade and Services Sectors, and relatively small for the rest of the information. 
   
 For more details, please consult the specific document 'Measuring the effect of methodological changes in Structural Business Statistics 2016': https://www.ine.es/metodologia/t37/metodologia_eee_cambios2016.pdf  
   
 Source: Structural Statistics of companies: Industrial Sector 2019 and Structural Statistics of companies: Services Sector 2019 (new names of the old Industrial Companies Survey and Annual Services Survey)  
   
 ICT Sector: CNAE 2009: 2611, 2612, 2620, 2630, 2640, 2680, 4651,  4652, 5821, 5829, 6110, 6120, 6130, 6190, 6201, 6202, 6203, 6209,  6311, 6312, 9511, 9512  
   
 '..' means that item of data
Source: National Statistics Institute