The value of manufacturing industry products totalled 544,310 million euros in 2025, a decrease of 1.2% compared to the previous year.
Annual variation rate
The activities that contributed the most to the total sales of manufacturing industry products in 2025 were Food industry (23.7%), Motor vehicles (10.3%) and Metallic products (7.5%).
The largest increases in sales occurred in Other transport material (10.3%), Other non-metallic mineral products (9.4%) and Computer and electronic products (6.4%).
On the other hand, the divisions which recorded the highest falls in sales were Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products (-14.2%), Motor vehicles (-13.1%) and Graphic arts and recorded media (-4.7%).
(*) The annual variation rates by division have been constructed taking into account the equivalences between the PRODCOM2025 (CNAE2025) and the PRODCOM2024 (CNAE2009) so that they are fully comparable.
The products with the highest sales figures in 2025 were Diesel fuel (diesel for motor vehicles), Petrol-powered vehicles only, for the transport of < 10 people including the driver, with a cylinder capacity <= 1500 cm3, and Unleaded petrol for engines.
The value of Diesel fuel (diesel for motor vehicles) sales amounted to 17,408 million euros, 10.9% less than in 2024. However, the amount sold increased by 2.3%.
Petrol-powered vehicles only, for the transport of < 10 people including the driver, with a cylinder capacity <= 1500 cm3 billed 15,738 million euros (20.9% less), with a 16.4% decrease in the amount sold.
Meanwhile, the value of Unleaded petrol for engines sales stood at 6,119 million euros (down 12.9%), with a 4.9% increase in the amount sold compared to the previous year.
The products with the greatest increases in the value of their sales included Products manufactured for farm animal feed (5.2%) and Paper and corrugated cardboard boxes (3.2%).
Conversely, the products that registered the largest falls in sales included Extra virgin olive oil (-14.5%) and Fresh or chilled pork n.c.o.p. (-6.6%).
In 2025, the regions with the highest proportion of sales of manufacturing industry products were Cataluña (22.4% of the total), Andalucía (11.3%) and Comunitat Valenciana (10.8%).
With regard to the industrial specialisation of the Autonomous Communities, the following table shows the two most relevant in each division, together with their respective weights:
Other communities with a high industrial presence in certain divisions were La Rioja (10.6% in Leather and footwear industry), Región de Murcia (14.7% in Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products), Andalucía (12.8% in Chemical industry), País Vasco (21.5% in Machinery and Equipment) and Castilla y León (11.3% in Motor vehicles). In the new table of results for autonomous communities, this analysis can be extended from that level of division (2 CNAE digits) to the class level (4 digits).
The design and format of the table that displays the sales and the amount of internal production per product in accordance with the prodcom coding has been changed to 10 digits at the national level. It is now displayed in a standard INEbase format.
New tables have been designed to present a breakdown of national production sales, with a level of detail featuring a 6-digit CPA and a 4-digit CNAE (Groups).
The table that provides information on autonomous communities and autonomous cities has been redesigned. It is now presented with a greater degree of detail, with up to 4 digits (Group level). The maximum level previously reached was that of the division (2 digits).
The Annual Industrial Products Survey is an annual structural survey aimed at all establishments dedicated to the industrial sector (Sections B and C of the CNAE 2009). This operation provides information on the production of a set of industrial products (approximately 4,000) that account for the entire Spanish industrial sector.
The products are classified in accordance with the European PRODCOM product classification in the 2025 edition. This classification is compatible with the new CNAE, the CNAE 2025. Therefore, this year there has been a change from the CNAE 2009 to the CNAE 2025.
To facilitate the change between the two classifications, the data are presented in the PRODCOM 2025 and in the previous one, the PRODCOM 2024, which is compatible with the CNAE 2009.
The survey targets a sample of 39,241 industrial establishments. It allows us to obtain detailed national results for the different products that make up the survey, as well as aggregated results by autonomous communities and cities and divisions of activity.
For more information, you can access the methodology and the standardised methodological report.
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