Moldova: Contract work in construction, according to updated data, amounted to 15.1 billion lei in 2020, not to 14 billion 008.3 million lei, as previously reported by the NBS, and increased, relative to 2019, by 11.8%, not by 3.7%.
This follows from the new information provided by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). According to the elements of the structure of construction work performed by organizations in January-December 2020, work on the construction of new objects still prevailed, but, according to the updated data, it amounted to 7 billion 437.4 million lei, thus increasing versus the same period of 2019 by 8.7%; it has not decreased by 3.4%, as previously reported. The share of such construction work in the total volume of work performed was 49.3%, not 47.1%. According to the updated data, the volume of capital repairs in 2020, relative to 2019, increased by 10.2%, not by 5.7%, and amounted to 3 billion 790.2 million lei (25.1% of the total volume of work performed), and not 3 billion 638.2 million lei, as previously reported. At the same time, according to new data, the volume of maintenance and current repairs increased by 20.3%, not by 18.5%, amounting to 3 billion 601.8 million lei (23.9% of the total), instead of the announced previously 3 billion 547.8 million lei. The volume of other works did not decrease by 3.7%, but increased by 15.4%, and amounted not to 218 million lei, but to 261.6 million lei (share - 1.7% of the total). As far as construction objects are concerned, the volume of work performed during the construction of residential buildings in 2020 did not decrease by 6.4%, but increased by 13.1%, amounting to 4 billion 055.4 million lei (previously the figure was 3 billion 356.6 million lei ). According to the updated data, during the construction of non-residential buildings, the volume of work decreased by 6.6%, not by 5.9%, and amounted to 3 billion 781.4 million lei, not to 3 billion 812.4 million lei, as previously reported. At the same time, during the construction of engineering structures, the indicator increased not by 17.4%, but by 24%, and amounted to 6 billion 992.6 million lei, not by 6 billion 621.3 million lei. // 21.07.2021 - InfoMarket
