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Baku/17.10.13/Turan : In the first nine months of this year, industrial production in Azerbaijan amounted to 25.3 billion manat. The increase in production is fixed , as in the oil ( 0.4 % ) and non-oil (2.9%) sectors of the industry.
According to the committee , 75 % of industrial output produced in the mining industry. It was produced 32.5 million tonnes of crude oil and 13.1 billion cubic meters of natural gas.
The share of processing industry accounts for 20 % of industrial output since the beginning of the year. Increased production food processing , leather , chemical, construction industry, etc. The share of production and distribution of electricity, gas and steam in the commercial product was 5.1 %. Negligible share of the water supply and waste disposal - 0.6 %. - 08D-
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