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Industrial Companies

I

ndustrial production in 2015 grew by

2.3% and in salaried jobs fell by 0.3%

compared with the corresponding pe-

riod of 2014.

1

In terms of high-tech sectors in January-May

2014 there was a continual fall in the trend

data for industrial manufacturing, and from

June 2014 to March 2015 there was a con-

tinual rise and from January 2016 there has

been a rise in the trend data.

Exports

In 2015, industrial, mining and quarrying

exports (not including diamonds) totaled

NIS 174.6 billion, 4.4% higher compared to

2014.

Detailing industrial exports according to the

strength of technology indicates a rise of

23.4% in high-tech industrial exports com-

pared to 2014. The main rise was recorded in

the aircraft, aerospace and auxiliary equipment

manufacturing sector and in the computer and

computerized electro-opticmanufacturing sec-

tor. Itemizing according to sectors shows a rise

of 20.2% in the computers and electro-optic

equipment manufacturing sector, and exports

in the pharmaceuticals production sector rose

by 14.8%.

Mixed high-tech industrial exports fell by

12.8%, with the fall mainly stemming a fall in

exports of commodities in the manufacture of

chemicals and their products. A fall in prices

was recorded in this sector worldwide. Tech-

nology mixed with traditional industry exports

fell 7.9% with the fall primarily in commodity

exports in the refined crude oil manufacturing

products sector. Traditional technology indus-

try exports rose 4.9% with exports in the tex-

tiles sector rising 10.9%compared to 2014 and

exports in the beverages sector rising 7.4%.

2

The Leading Companies in Industry

The average percentage change in the rev-

enue of the top 20 companies in the 2016

rankings was 2.4%, while the average

exports/overseas sales of the top 20 compa-

nies in the rankings rose by 2.1%, compared

with the average exports/overseas sales in

2014.

The average number of employees of these

companies maintained stability and rose by

just 0.3% compared with the average number

of employees in 2014.

12%

9.8%

10%

7.8%

7.4%

8%

6%

3.7%

4%

2.3%

1.1%

4.5%

2%

0.5%

2.0%

0%

2015

2014

2013

2012

2011

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006

-2%

-4%

-6%

-6.0%

-8%

% Growth

Source: CBS

Development of the Industrial Product

180

160

140

120

100

80

60

40

20

0

Low technology

industries exports

Exports of medium-low

technology industries

Exports of medium-high

technology industries

High technology

industries exports

Industrial exports

)Excluding diamonds(

2015

2014

Source: CBS

167.2

70.9

61.8

23.3 21.5

11.2 11.7

53.9

87.5

174.6

Industrial Export 2014-2015

(in USD billions)

1

Source: Central Bureau of Statistics Industrial

production of the industrial, mining and quarrying

sectors December 2015 – February 2016.

2

Source: Central Bureau of Statistics: Israel's For-

eign Trade in 2015.

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Industrial Companies