Capital stocks; SIC; type of capital assets, National Accounts

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SIC or institutional sector Type of capital asset Capital stock opening balance sheet (million euros)
O-Q Government and care Total capital stock 585,231
Dwellings 4,689
Non-residential buildings 155,893
Civil engineering works 335,197
Cost of ownership transfer on land 1,890
Total transport equipment 4,791
Passenger cars 1,840
Other road transport equipment 1,520
Trains and trams 113
Ships 482
Aircraft 835
Computers 6,033
Telecommunications equipment 450
Machinery and equipment 19,959
Other tangible fixed assets 6,993
Cultivated assets 0
Research and development 29,484
Computer software and databases 19,852
Other intangible fixed assets 0
General government Total capital stock 555,589
Dwellings 4,689
Non-residential buildings 104,691
Civil engineering works 367,430
Cost of ownership transfer on land 1,224
Total transport equipment 4,550
Passenger cars 887
Other road transport equipment 1,518
Trains and trams 844
Ships 660
Aircraft 642
Computers 3,744
Telecommunications equipment 273
Machinery and equipment 16,741
Other tangible fixed assets 5,216
Cultivated assets 0
Research and development 30,492
Computer software and databases 16,540
Other intangible fixed assets 0
Source: CBS.
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Table explanation


This table shows capital stocks data and annual changes for various classes of economic activity and institutional sectors. The capital stock is split between differing types of asset.

Data is available from and including: 1995

Status of the data:
Data up to and including 2023 are final. Data for 2024 are provisional.


Changes as of 29th August 2025:
Data for 2024 has been added. Data for 2023 has been updated.


When will new data be published?
Provisional data are published six months after the end of the reporting period. 18 months after the reporting period final data will be published.

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Capital stock opening balance sheet
The opening balance sheet is the balance sheet on 1 January of the accounting year, measured in average prices of the previous year. The opening balance sheet equals the closing balance sheet of the previous year.