Industry - June 2026
Growth of industrial production continued, long-term orders increased
Publication Date: 06. 08. 2026
Product Code: 150153-26
Industrial production was in real terms by 1.2% higher, m-o-m, in June 2026. In the year-on-year comparison, it increased by 4.0%. “Industrial production in June continued to increase. Similarly as in the preceding months, it was increasing in most of the economic activities. The growth rate in June was also influenced by lower production of electricity last year,“ Radek Matějka, Director of the Agricultural and Forestry, Industrial, Construction, and Energy Statistics Department of the Czech Statistical Office (CZSO), says. The following were also higher, year-on-year: manufacture of other transport equipment, especially of rail vehicles or aircraft and parts thereof, the growth also continued in manufacture of fabricated metal products or in manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products. Mainly the following had a negative influence on the development of industrial production: pharmaceutical industry and wood processing industry.
The value of new orders at current prices in surveyed industrial CZ-NACE activities in June 2026 increased by 13.1%, y-o-y. New non-domestic orders increased by 19.5%, year-on-year. Domestic new orders recorded an increase by 2.2%. In the month-on-month comparison, the value of new orders was by 6.0% higher. “There was an increase in new orders in most of the surveyed industrial CZ-NACE activities. Significant long-term orders were concluded for manufacture of other transport equipment. The growth also continued in manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products, or in manufacture of electrical equipment,” Veronika Doležalová, Head of the Industrial Statistics Unit of the CZSO, says. The value of new orders only decreased, year-on-year, in pharmaceutical industry, manufacture of textiles, and of wearing apparel.
The average registered number of employees in industry decreased by 1.1%, y-o-y, in June 2026.
According to data released by Eurostat, industrial production in the EU27 decreased by 0.3%, year-on-year, in May 2026. The biggest year-on-year decrease was recorded by Ireland (by 19.7%) and Bulgaria (by 4.7%). German industry decreased by 0.8%. Industry of Sweden and Denmark increased the most (both the same by 6.5%). Performance of Czech industry was by 2.0% higher. As for economic activities of industry in the EU27, manufacture of basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceutical preparations decreased the most (by 20.6%); the biggest increase was recorded in manufacture of other transport equipment (by 12.2%). According to a preliminary release calendar, Eurostat will release data for June 2026 on 13 August 2026.
For more detailed information on the development of industrial production in the second quarter of 2026, see the supplementary information to the news release on industry.
Notes
June 2026 had one working day more than June 2025.
The year-on-year development of all indicators is published after having been adjusted for the influence of the number of working days. Month-on-month or quarter-on-quarter rates have also been seasonally adjusted. Contributions to an increase or to a decrease have been calculated from data that had been adjusted for the influence of the number of working days.Detailed time series of short-term statistics on industry are newly presented primarily via the DataStat application, topic: Sectors / Industry / Short-term statistics on industry. Current tables in the Public database including direct links to selected time series in the xlsx format continue to be updated and fully functional up until the end of operation of the Public database.
Methodology: https://csu.gov.cz/pru_m
Responsible head at the CZSO: Radek Matějka, Director of the Agricultural and Forestry, Industrial, Construction, and Energy Statistics Department, T: +420 736 168 543, E: radek.matejka@csu.gov.cz
Contact person: Veronika Doležalová, Head of the Industrial Statistics Unit, T: +420 734 352 291, E: veronika.dolezalova@csu.gov.cz
Method of data acquisition: direct survey of the CZSO (Prům 1–12)
End of data collection: 30 July 2026
Related outputs: time series in the DataStat – topic: Short-term statistics on industry;
international comparison in EU countries: Eurostat
Next news release will be published on: 7 September 2026