Investment in tangible fixed assets; branch of industry

This table shows figures on investments in tangible fixed assets. The investments were made by non-financial companies. A distinction is made between types of fixed assets and new or existing assets. The table also provides information on the sale of tangible fixed assets. The table distinguishes seven types of tangible fixed assets: 1. Land and land; 2. Business premises; 3. Land, water and road construction works; 4. Means of transport; 5. Computers and peripherals; 6. Machinery and installations; 7. Other tangible fixed assets. Not to be taken into account: — Investments in stocks; — Investments in establishments abroad; — The value of acquired companies whose activities are virtually unchanged. The figures can be broken down by activity of the companies, according to the Standard Business Classification 2008 (SBI2008). Data available from: 2009. Status of the figures: The figures until 2020 are final. Amendments as of 25 May 2022: The preliminary figures for 2020 have been revised and are now final. When are new figures coming? Approximately one year after the reporting year, the preliminary investment figures for total investment in tangible fixed assets for the mineral extraction, industrial, energy supply, water supply and waste management and construction industries are published. Final, more specified figures will become available for all sectors examined, including the five sectors mentioned above, for one and a half years after the end of the reporting year. The figures may be revised if significant adjustments are necessary.