Netherlands: revenue infrastructure construction 2022

The statistic illustrates the revenue index of the infrastructure construction industry in the Netherlands from 2005 to 2022, by type of infrastructure. In 2022, the revenue index reached a number of 127 for road, rail and tunnel construction. In the same year, ground, road and waterway construction reached a revenue index of 128, an increase compared to the previous years. When focusing on the development per quarter, there are different developments seen in both mentioned constructions. Ground, road and waterway construction closed the first quarter of 2019 with an index of 86.4. The other construction on road, rail and tunnels closed the same quarter in 2019 with an index of roughly 88.3.

Revenue index of the infrastructure construction industry in the Netherlands from 2005 to 2022, by type of infrastructure

Characteristic	Ground, road and waterway construction	Road, rail and tunnel construction
2022	128.1	127.5
2021	120.5	120.8
2020	120.5	117.4
2019	114.5	117.9
2018	106.7	116.1
2017	101.1	111.4
2016	97.1	101.8
2015	100	100
2014	99.9	98.4
2013	93.7	100.4
2012	96.4	105
2011	94.9	105.3
2010	89.3	95.2
2009	95.8	102.6
2008	92.7	103.5
2007	88	98.3
2006	83.7	93.4
2005	75.6	84.2

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Release date

May 2023

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Netherlands

Survey time period

2005 to 2022

Supplementary notes

The construction industry for this statistic consists out of:
- Groundwork, road construction and waterway construction
- Construction of roads, railroads and tunnels

The company need one or more employees to be included in this figure. The source considers employees to have the following conditions to be seen as such:
- employers and employees who are on the payroll.
- loaned personel who are on the payroll list of another company of who they originally work for.
- working owners, relevant partners, members of the firm and cooperating family members.
- agency workers.

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