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*The source provides the following definitions:

"Gross value added accounts for the portion of output manufactured in industry that remains after deducting the value of intermediate consumption."

"Output is a measure characterising the result of the industrial production process conducted by industrial enterprises. Output includes: 1) revenues from the sale of self-manufactured products (goods and non-financial services);
2) margins realized on the sale of commodities purchased for re-sale;
3) the value of products in the form of settlements in kind;
4) products designated for increasing the value of own fixed assets;
5) the changes in inventories of finished goods and work in progress."


"Intermediate consumption includes: the value of consumed materials including fuels) in net terms (after subtracting the value of recyclable wastes), raw materials (including packaging), energy, technological gases, outside services (outside processing, transport services, equipment rental, telecommunication and accounting services, commissions paid for banking services), financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM), costs of business trips (excluding travelling allowances) as well as other costs (e.g. advertising, representation, rental and leasing costs, ticket costs for official business, costs of lump-sum payments for using personal vehicles for official business, stock exchange payments as well as payments from participating in the National Depository for Securities)."
**Preliminary data