Decoding of categories, Statistics by industry:
The total sum of the shares is 100%, which indicates the completeness of the data presented:
– The food industry leads by a significant margin.
– The top 5 industries account for more than two-thirds of the market.
– The distribution reflects the diversity of business sectors and allows us to assess their weight.
– The data is useful for further analysis of the impact of different industries in the context of economic sanctions or business policies.
Quantitative analysis, Statistics by industry:
Top 5 industries by share of companies:
The food industry has the largest share (21.3%), which indicates the dominance of food products in the market.
Consumer goods are the second largest share (13.7%).
Clothing is in third place (13.1%), close to consumer goods in terms of scale of presence.
Materials are in fourth place (12.3%), indicating the importance of basic materials in production.
Electronics is the fifth largest (6.9%).
Together, these five industries account for over half (67.31% of all companies).
Averages by industry share:
Cosmetics (6.2%), automotive (5.8%), hotels (4.2%), aviation (3.8%), and energy (3.0%) have a notable presence.
Small in terms of industry share (less than 2%):
Internet commerce (2.0%), hygiene (2.4%), transportation (1.1%), banking (0.6%), oil service (0.6%), tobacco (0.3%), logistics (0.3%), chemical industry (1.3%), retail trade (1.3%).
Conclusions and trends, Statistics by industry:
– The food industry dominates the market with a large share (21.3%), which may indicate a stable demand for food products and the importance of this industry for the economy.
– The high share of consumer goods and clothing indicates a significant segment of retail consumption.
– The presence of sectors such as hotels, aviation, and energy indicates the diversity of business and the importance of service infrastructure.
Why is this important:
– Sectoral breakdown helps identify key areas of economic activity and potential sectors of influence.
– Data can be used to assess investment risks and opportunities.
– For government agencies and analysts, this is information about the business structure and potential targets for sanctions or support.
– For activists and the public, it is a guideline for choosing directions for boycott or cooperation.
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