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      INDEX OF SIX INFRASTRUCTURE INDUSTRIES (BASE: 1993-94=100) OCTOBER 2007

      December 29, 2007

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       The Index of Six core-infrastructure industries having a combined weight of 26.7 per cent in the Index of Industrial Production (IIP) with base 1993-94 stood at 237.9 (provisional) in October 2007 and registered a growth of 4.5% (provisional) compared to a growth of 9.9 % in October 2006.  During April-October 2007-08, s ix core-infrastructure industries registered a growth of 6.2%(provisional) as against 8.9% during the corresponding period of the previous year.

      Crude Petroleum

      Crude petroleum production (weight of 4.17% in the IIP) registered a  Negative growth of 0.1% (provisional) in October 2007 compared to a growth rate of 9.3% in October 2006.   The Crude petroleum production registered a growth of 0.6% (provisional) during April-October 2007-08 compared to 4.8% during the same period of 2006-07.

      Petroleum Refinery Products

      Petroleum refinery production  (weight of 2.00% in the IIP) registered a growth of 2.8% (provisional) in October 2007 compared to growth of 18.1 % in October 2006. The Petroleum refinery production registered a growth of 8.8% (provisional) during April-October 2007-08 compared to 13.1% during the same period of 2006-07.

      Coal

      Coal production (weight of 3.22% in the IIP) registered a growth of 9.2% (provisional) in October 2007 compared to  growth rate 1.9% in October 2006. Coal production grew by 3.8 % (provisional) during April-October 2007-08 compared to an increase of 4.8% during the same period of 2006-07. 

      Electricity

      Electricity generation (weight of 10.17% in the IIP ) registered a growth of 4.2% (provisional) in October 2007 compared to a growth rate 9.7% in October 2006. Electricity generation grew by 7.1 % (provisional) during April-October 2007-08 compared to 7.1% during the same period of 2006-07.

      Cement

      Cement production (weight of 1.99% in the IIP) registered a growth of 7.0% (provisional) in October 2007 compared to 9.4% in October 2006. Cement Production grew by 8.1 % (provisional) during April-October 2007-08 compared to an increase of 10.4% during the same period of 2006-07.   .

      Finished (carbon) steel

      Finished (carbon) Steel production (weight of 5.13% in the IIP) registered a growth of 4.8% (provisional) in October 2007 compared to 10.6% (estimated) in October 2006. Finished (carbon) Steel production grew by 6.1% (provisional) during April-October 2007-08 compared to an increase of 11.9% during the same period of 2006-07. 

      N.B: Data are provisional. Revision has been made based on revised data obtained.

      PERFORMANCE OF SIX INFRASTRUCTURE INDUSTRIES October 2007  (Weight in IIP: 26.68 %)

      Base Year: 1993-94

      Sector-wise Growth Rate (%) in Production

      Sector                 

      Weight (%)

      Oct 06

      Oct 07

      Apr-Oct 2006-07

      Apr-Oct   2007-08

      Crude Petroleum

      4.17

      9.3

      -0.1

      4.8

      0.6

      Petroleum Refinery Products

      2.00

      18.1

      2.8

      13.1

      8.8

      Coal                  

      3.22

      1.9

      9.2

      4.8

      3.8

      Electricity            

      10.17

      9.7

      4.2

      7.1

      7.1

      Cement                  

      1.99

      9.4

      7.0

      10.4

      8.1

      Finished steel (carbon)          

      5.13

      10.6

      4.8

      11.9

      6.1

      Overall                     

      26.68

      9.9

      4.5

      8.9

      6.2

      Source of data: Concerned Ministries/Departments/Organization(s)

       

       

       

       

       

       

       

       

       

      Month

      INDEX

      Growth Rates (%)

       

      2005-06

      2006-07

      2007-08

      2006-07

      2007-08

      April

      195.6

      211.0

      224.1

      7.9

      6.2

      May

      200.7

      216.3

      232.6

      7.8

      7.5

      June

      196.5

      212.8

      220.9

      8.3

      3.8

      July

      193.1

      214.2

      228.7

      10.9

      6.8

      August

      198.2

      211.3

      230.8

      6.6

      9.2

      September

      192.7

      213.1

      224.8

      10.6

      5.5

      October

      207.1

      227.6

      237.9

      9.9

      4.5

      November

      202.2

      221.6

      9.6

       

       

      December

      214.5

      232.9

      8.6

       

       

      January

      219.4

      237.5

      8.2

       

       

      February

      205.0

      220.6

      7.6

       

       

      March

      231.1

      254.3

      10.0

       

       

      Apr-October

      197.7

      215.2

      228.5

      8.9

      6.2

      N.B: Indices and Growth rates are provisional

      CRUDE PETROLEUM  PRODUCTION

      Weight: 4.17%

      Month

       

      Production (in Thousand tonnes)

      Growth Rates (%)

      2005-06

      2006-07

      2007-08

      2006-07

      2007-08

      April

      2802

      2752

      2791

      -1.8

      1.4

      May

      2830

      2863

      2818

      1.2

      -1.6

      June

      2792

      2826

      2774

      1.2

      -1.8

      July

      2751

      2863

      2888

      4.1

      0.9

      August

      2411

      2701

      2876

      12.0

      6.5

      September

      2572

      2814

      2794

      9.4

      -0.7

      October

      2679

      2928

      2924

      9.3

      -0.1

      November

      2563

      2815

      9.8

       

       

      December

      2642

      2924

      10.7

       

       

      January

      2770

      2901

      4.7

       

       

      February

      2542

      2666

      4.9

       

       

      March

      2844

      2934

      3.2

       

       

      Cumulative Total (Apr-Oct)

      18837

      19748

      19866

      4.8

      0.6

      Note: 1. Cumulative total may not tally with monthly total;

                 2. Production data and Growth rates are provisional.

      Source: Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas

      OUTPUT OF PETROLEUM REFINERY PRODUCTS

      Weight: 2.00%

      Month

       

      Production (in Thousand tonnes)

      Growth Rates (%)

      2005-06

      2006-07

      2007-08

      2006-07

      2007-08

      April

      8947

      10118

      11642

      13.1

      15.1

      May

      9624

      10784

      12393

      12.1

      14.9

      June

      9896

      10940

      12027

      10.5

      9.9

      July

      10096

      11370

      11902

      12.6

      4.7

      August

      10042

      11257

      12178

      12.1

      8.2

      September

      9776

      11082

      11848

      13.4

      6.9

      October

      9719

      11473

      11791

      18.1

      2.8

      November

      9853

      11467

      16.4

       

       

      December

      10754

      11423

      6.2

       

       

      January

      10857

      11854

      9.2

       

       

      February

      10098

      11241

      11.3

       

       

      March

      11089

      12577

      13.4

       

       

      Cumulative Total (Apr-Oct)

      68099

      77025

      83782

      13.1

      8.8

      Note: 1. Cumulative total may not tally with monthly total

                2. Output and Growth rates are provisional.

      3.   The figure are estimated on the basis of data on refinery production (in terms of crude throughput)

      Source: Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas

      COAL PRODUCTION

      Weight: 3.22%

      Month

      Production (in Million tones)

      Growth Rates (%)

      2005-06

      2006-07

      2007-08

      2006-07

      2007-08

      April

      30.50

      31.53

      31.69

      3.4

      0.5

      May

      30.67

      33.23

      33.54

      8.3

      0.9

      June

      28.54

      31.92

      32.34

      11.8

      1.3

      July

      28.14

      30.70

      31.04

      9.1

      1.1

      August

      29.03

      29.20

      31.74

      0.6

      8.7

      September

      29.42

      29.20

      31.02

      -0.8

      6.2

      October

      32.96

      33.59

      36.67

      1.9

      9.2

      November

      34.69

      36.38

      4.9

         

       

      December

      38.39

      39.50

      2.9

       

       

      January

      38.32

      42.15

      10.0

       

       

      February

      36.90

      39.35

      6.6

       

       

      March

      43.82

      48.49

      10.6

       

       

      Cumulative Total (Apr-Oct)

      209.25

      219.30

      227.59

      4.8

      3.8

      Note : 1. Cumulative total may not tally with monthly total

       2. Production data and Growth rates are provisional.

      Source : Department of Coal

      ELECTRICITY GENERATION

      WEIGHT: 10.17%

      Month

       

      Generation (in Gwh)

      Growth Rates (%)

      2005-06

      2006-07

      2007-08

      2006-07

      2007-08

      April

      50413.2

      53394.9

      58026.7

      5.9

      8.7

      May

      52942.6

      55630.8

      60814.1

      5.1

      9.3

      June

      50948.9

      53450.6

      57078.1

      4.9

      6.8

      July

      49781.1

      54224.2

      58301.0

      8.9

      7.5

      August

      52145.2

      54295.8

      59278.3

      4.1

      9.2

      September

      48694.5

      54289.3

      56641.2

      11.5

      4.3

      October

      52217.7

      57292.5

      59700.2

      9.7

      4.2

      November

      49405.3

      53721.3

      8.7

       

       

      December

      52257.1

      57095.6

      9.3

       

       

      January

      53759.6

      58320.6

      8.5

       

       

      February

      50225.4

      51902.3

      3.3

       

       

      March

      54719.9

      59075.3

      8.0

       

       

      Cumulative Total (Apl-Oct)

      357143.2

      382578.0

      409850.8

      7.1

      7.1

      Note : 1. Cumulative total may not tally with monthly total;

      2. Generation and Growth rates are provisional.

      3. Electricity generation data includes also imports from Bhutan

      Source: Ministry of Power

      CEMENT PRODUCTION

      Weight: 1.99%

      Month 

      Production (Thousand Tonnes)

      Growth Rates (%)

      2005-06

      2006-07

      2007-08

      2006-07

      2007-08

      April

      12240

      13730

      14475

      12.2

      5.4

      May

      12630

      13490

      14760

      6.8

      9.4

      June

      12010

      13410

      14160

      11.7

      5.6

      July

      11160

      12720

      13860

      14.0

      9.0

      August

      11160

      11480

      13340

      2.9

      16.2

      September

      10845

      12630

      13260

      16.5

      5.0

      October

      12218

      13370

      14310

      9.4

      7.0

      November

      11599

      12970

      11.8

       

       

      December

      12968

      14010

      8.0

       

       

      January

      13571

      14550

      7.2

       

       

      February

      12757

      13500

      5.8

       

       

      March

      14650

      15450

      5.5

       

       

      Cumulative Total (Apr-Oct)

      82263

      90830

      98165

      10.4

      8.1

      Note : 1. Cumulative total may not tally with monthly total;

      2. Production and Growth rates are provisional 

      Source : Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion

      FINISHED   (CARBON) STEEL PRODUCTION

      Weight: 5.13%

      Month

      Production (in Thousand Tonnes)

      Growth Rates (%)

      2005-06

      2006-07

      2007-08

      2006-07

      2007-08

      April

      3400

      3823

      3979

      12.4

      4.1

      May

      3358

      3798

      4071

      13.1

      7.2

      June

      3401

      3828

      3824

      12.6

      -0.1

      July

      3385

      3894

      4268

      15.0

      9.6

      August

      3626

      3972

      4310

      9.5

      8.5

      September

      3562

      3941

      4272

      10.6

      8.4

      October

      3861

      4272

      4476

      10.6

      4.8

      November

      3834

      4191

      9.3

       

       

      December

      3948

      4351

      10.2

       

       

      January

      4005

      4345

      8.5

       

       

      February

      3715

      4222

      13.6

       

       

      March

      4295

      4938

      15.0

       

       

      Cumulative Total (Apr-Oct)

      24593

      27528

      29200

      11.9

      6.1

      Note : 1. Cumulative total May not tally with monthly total;

      2. Production Data and Growth rates are provisional.   

      Source: Ministry of Steel

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