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Value added by private large business enterprises operating in Japan in 2020, by industry (in billion Japanese yen)

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April 2025

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Region

Japan

Survey time period

2020

Special properties

value added in a year; including companies and solo proprietorships in non-primary industry; excluding corporate bodies other than companies

Supplementary notes

*Mining and quarrying of stone and gravel, compound services, and services not elsewhere classified such as waste disposal businesses, automobile maintenance services, employment and working dispatching services, political, business, and cultural organizations, etc.

'Added value' refers to the value that is newly generated during the production activities of an enterprise, etc.
The formulas used for the calculation:
Added value = sales value - total cost + total wages and salaries + tax and public imposition
Total cost = cost of goods sold + selling cost and administrative expenses
Excluding the following elements of GDP that are contained in the concept of the system of national accounts: added value from consumption of fixed capital, social insurance premium charged on an employer, imputed rent of an owned house, research and development expenditure, operator of agriculture, forestry and fisheries, public enterprises, and producers of government services.

100 Japanese yen equal 0.7 U.S. dollars or 0.61 euros as of June 2025.

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In 2020, the value added of large business enterprises operating in the manufacturing industry in Japan amounted to over **** trillion Japanese yen. The value added of large enterprises in the finance and insurance industry reached around **** trillion yen in the same year.