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Performance of enterprises by activity (NACE Rev. 2), Slovenia, quarterly

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25/03/2025
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9/06/2025
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Notes

In 2022–2024, energy crisis had an impact on business operations. Subsidies related to business effects are also taken into account in the calculation of operational revenues and value added. In accordance with accounting standards, enterprises also include state aid due to high energy costs among these subsidies, and this should be taken into account when comparing data on a year-on-year basis.

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During the transition period after SKD 2025 (NACE Rev. 2.1) entering into force, statistical data will still be collected and published according to SKD 2008 (NACE Rev. 2). The transition periods will vary depending on the individual surveys.

MEASURES

13 Equity financing rate

Equity financing rate is defined as Capital (AOP056) divided by Liabilities (AOP055) from the balance sheet.

14 Receivables to payables ratio

Receivables to payables ratio is calculated as Short-term operating receivables (AOP048) divided by Short-term liabilities from the profit and loss statement. Short-term liabilities are the sum of Short-term financial liabilities (AOP087) and Short-term operating liabilities (AOP091).

15 Operating efficiency ratio

Operating efficiency ratio is defined as Gross operating revenues (AOP126) divided by Operating expenses (AOP127) from the profit and loss statement.

16 Total efficiency ratio

Total efficiency ratio is calculated as all revenues divided by all expenses from the profit and loss statement. All revenues includes Gross operating revenues (AOP126), Financial revenues (AOP153) and Other revenues (AOP178). All expenses include Operating expenses (AOP127), Financial expenses (AOP166) and Other expenses (AOP181).

17 Capital to long-term assets ratio

Capital to long-term assets ratio is calculated as Capital (AOP056) divided by Long-term assets (AOP002) from the balance sheet.

18 Share of long-term assets in total assets

Share of long-term assets in total assets is calculated as Long-term assets (AOP002) divided by Assets (AOP001) from the balance sheet.

19 Export orientation indicator

Export orientation indicator is calculated as Net revenues from sales on the foreign market (AOP115 + AOP118) divided by Net sales revenues (AOP110) from the profit and loss statement.

20 Productivity of capital

Productivity of capital is calculated as Value-added (AOP126-AOP128-AOP148) divided by Capital (AOP056) from the balance sheet and the profit and loss statement.

21 Labour costs in operating expenses

Labour costs in operating expenses (n the past incorrectly named as capital intensity) is calculated as Labour costs (AOP139) divided by Operating expenses (AOP127) from the profit and loss statement.

22 Profit on assets

Profit on assets is calculated as Total profit (AOP182) divided by Assets (AOP001) from the balance sheet and the profit and loss statement.

23 Loss on assets

Loss on assets is calculated as Total loss (AOP183) divided by Assets (AOP001) from the balance sheet and the profit and loss statement.

24 Investments in net sales revenues

Investments in net sales revenues are calculated as Total investments (AOP3002 + AOP3004) divided by Net sales revenues (AOP110) from data on investments and from the profit and loss statement.

25 Labour costs in value added

Labour costs in value added are calculated as Labour costs (AOP139) divided by Value added (AOP126 - AOP128 - AOP148) from the profit and loss statement.

26 Value added in net sales revenues

Value added in net sales revenues are calculated as Value added (AOP126 - AOP128 - AOP148) divided by Net sales revenues (AOP110) from the profit and loss statement.
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