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Index of Production, UK: December 2025
Production output was estimated to have increased by 1.2% during Quarter 4 (Oct to Dec) 2025 compared with Quarter 3 (July to Sept) 2025. In Quarter 4 2025, production output increased in all four main sectors; the largest positive contributor came from “manufacturing” (up 0.9%), supported by “electricity and gas” (up 3.1%), “mining and quarrying” (up 1.4%), and “water supply and sewerage” (up 0.7%). Overall, 7 of the 13 subsectors in “manufacturing” increased during Quarter 4 2025; the largest positive contributions came from “other manufacturing” (up 5.3%), “machinery and equipment” (up ... (full story)
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