(Dalam %)
Laju Pertumbuhan Industri Pengolahan Non Migas (Kumulatif)
(Dalam %)
3. Industri Tekstil dan Pakaian Jadi 6,49 6,04 6,58 1,56 -4,79
4. Industri Kulit, Barang dari Kulit dan Alas Kaki 10,94 -5,43 5,23 5,62 3,98
5. Industri Kayu, Barang dari Kayu dan Gabus -2,72 -0,80 6,19 6,12 -1,84
dan Barang Anyaman dari Bambu, Rotan dan
Sejenisnya
6. Industri Kertas dan Barang dari Kertas; 3,89 -2,89 -0,53 3,58 -0,11
Percetakan dan Reproduksi Media Rekaman
7. Industri Kimia, Farmasi dan Obat Tradisional 8,66 12,78 5,10 4,04 7,36
8. Industri Karet, Barang dari Karet dan Plastik 2,08 7,56 -1,86 1,16 5,05
9. Industri Barang Galian bukan Logam 7,78 7,91 3,34 2,41 6,18
11. Industri Barang Logam; Komputer, Barang 8,79 11,64 9,22 2,94 7,83
Elektronik, Optik; dan Peralatan Listrik
12. Industri Mesin dan Perlengkapan 8,53 -1,39 -5,00 8,67 7,49
15. Industri Pengolahan Lainnya; Jasa Reparasi -1,09 -0,38 -0,70 7,65 4,89
dan Pemasangan Mesin dan Peralatan
Sumber http://www.kemenperin.go.id/statistik/pdb_growthc.php
Pertumbuhan Industri Mendekati 7 Persen
Industrial development received about half of all investment during the 195180
period. As officially measured, the average annual growth rate in gross industrial
production between 1950 and 1980 was 12.3%, one of the highest in Eastern Europe. In
1993, however, industrial production was at only 47% of the 1989 level. The next year,
industrial production increased by3.3%. In 1995, it increased by 9.4% in absolute volume
and was 13% higher than the 1992 output. In 1996, industrial production increased by
9.9% with the largest increases coming in the processing industry (+12.5%) and machine
and electronics (+27.3%). After the Russian collapse of 1997, however, the industrial
growth rate for 1998 was -17%. Industrial production picked up after Romania began to
recover from its recession in 2000, and in 2001, the industrial growth rate was 6.5%.
Although industry continues to be a large sector of the economy (30% of GDP in
2000), it is outmoded and in need of serious modernization and
restructuring. Key industries in 2002 included textiles and footwear, light machinery and
automobile assembly, construction materials, metallurgy, chemicals, food processing,
and petroleum refining. Romaniaproduced 68,761 automobiles in 2001, a 12% decrease
from 2000. It produced 759 heavy trucks in 2000, a 13% decrease from 1999. The country
had 10 oil refineries in 2002, with a capacity of 504,000 barrels per day.
sumber : http://www.nationsencyclopedia.com/Europe/Romania-
INDUSTRY.html#ixzz4PzRAsXEN