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INDUSTRIAL COST TRENDS

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UNITED STATES COST TRENDS – INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS .................................................................. 4UNITED STATES COST TRENDS – RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS ................................................................ 5CANADA COST TRENDS – INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS ............................................................................... 6UNITED STATES COST TRENDS – INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT ................................................................ 7

Table 1 Composite .................................................................................................................................. 7Table 2 Machine Shop ............................................................................................................................ 7Table 3 Sheet Metal Shop ...................................................................................................................... 7Table 4 Foundry ...................................................................................................................................... 8Table 5 Forge Shop ................................................................................................................................ 8Table 6A Cloth Working .......................................................................................................................... 8Table 6B Cotton & Woolen Mill Opening through Weaving ................................................................... 9Table 6C Bleachery & Finishing ............................................................................................................. 9Table 7 Paper Mill ................................................................................................................................... 9Table 8 Printing & Paper Converting .................................................................................................... 10Table 9 Woodworking .......................................................................................................................... 10Table 10 Rubber Mill ............................................................................................................................ 10Table 11 Food ...................................................................................................................................... 11Table 12 Special Engineered Equipment ............................................................................................. 11Table 13 Electronics ............................................................................................................................. 11Table 14 Plastics, Molding & Extruding ............................................................................................... 12Table 15 Tobacco .................................................................................................................................. 12Table 16 Brewery .................................................................................................................................. 12

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Buildings

The FM Global Building Cost Index is based on published labor rates for the primary building trades andpublished material costs found in six typical industrial and commercial buildings of the type, size andcomplexity that are typically insured by FM Global. The changes in these costs are considered for 164locations in the United States and 47 locations in Canada.

FM Global industrial building costs indices are designed to reflect the impact of changes made in union wagerates and published material prices on final construction costs, not selling prices, in the nonresidentialconstruction field.

The average cost of completed building prices in the Continental U.S. indicates a 2.1% increase since July,2010.

Machinery and Equipment

The FM Global machinery and equipment indexes are based on a representative schedule of machineryand equipment items in a typical plant of the types shown, and are compiled from information furnished bymore than 250 machinery builders.

The base of 100 is January 1980, and the increases represent inflationary trends in equipment costs. Costsfor a specific plant may vary somewhat from these trends because of the mix of machinery contained atthat particular location.

The Composite index for prices of industrial equipment indicates a 1.7% increase for the 6-month periodending July, 2011.

Index Use

Each US or Canadian cost trend table contains three data columns,

1. The calculated FM Global index number.

2. The effective month and year of the index.

3. A numeric multiplier indicating the percent change of all previous index numbers to the latest indexnumber.

The multiplier is the numeric factor that must be multiplied by an earlier building or equipment cost to adjustthat earlier cost to the most recent date shown in the table.

To adjust costs from an earlier date to a date other than the most recent date a different multiplier must becalculated. To do so divide the index number of the later date by the index number of the earlier date. Thenmultiply the result by the earlier building or equipment cost.

For Example: Estimate the cost of a building in Denver (Rocky Mountain geographic area) in January2008 that was built about July 1999 for $1,000,000:

Original 1999 cost in US$ x (January 08 index / July 1999 index) = January 2008 cost in US$.$1,000,000 x 1.41 (252/178) = $1,410,000An increase of 41%

Table Clarification:

The Special Engineered Equipment Index (Table 12) is made up of four components that go into the weightedaverage calculations for each update. These include Finished Steel Products (steel pipe, steel tubing,structural shapes) comprising 33% of the weighted average, Special Machinery ( chemical equipment, plasticmfg equipment, semi-conductor mfg equipment) comprising 17.5%, Mining Machinery comprising 17.5%and Labor comprising 33%. This index table should be used for those occupancies that comprise a largeamount of their equipment values in these components, such as mines, chemical plants or semi-conductorplants.

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UNITED STATESCOST TRENDS – INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS

1/80 = 100

NewEngland

MiddleAtlantic

MiddleWest South

SouthWest

RockyMountain

PacificCoast

ContinentalU.S.

AVERAGE

ConnMe

MassNHRIVer

DelDCMdNJNYPa

IllInd

IowaKanMichMinn

MoNebND

OhioSD

Wisc

AlaFlaGaKyLa

Miss

NCSC

TennVaWVa

ArizArkNMOklaTex

ColIdahoMontNevUtahWyo

CalOre

Wash

Alaska Hawaii

Date Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult.1990 160 1.99 159 1.92 151 1.91 142 1.90 146 1.81 148 1.82 150 1.82 151 1.88 146 1.72 156 1.991991 162 1.96 162 1.89 152 1.89 143 1.89 147 1.80 148 1.82 152 1.80 152 1.87 151 1.66 161 1.931992 165 1.93 166 1.84 154 1.87 145 1.86 148 1.78 149 1.81 154 1.77 154 1.84 151 1.66 166 1.871993 169 1.88 169 1.81 156 1.85 147 1.84 150 1.76 151 1.79 156 1.75 157 1.81 157 1.60 179 1.731/94 175 1.82 171 1.79 160 1.80 148 1.82 153 1.73 155 1.74 161 1.70 160 1.78 156 1.61 188 1.651/95 179 1.78 174 1.76 162 1.78 151 1.79 155 1.70 158 1.71 165 1.65 163 1.74 161 1.56 193 1.611/96 182 1.75 179 1.71 165 1.75 155 1.74 159 1.66 163 1.66 167 1.63 167 1.70 164 1.53 198 1.571/97 185 1.72 183 1.67 168 1.71 158 1.71 162 1.63 165 1.64 170 1.61 170 1.67 167 1.50 204 1.521/98 190 1.67 186 1.65 173 1.66 162 1.67 166 1.59 170 1.59 174 1.57 174 1.63 170 1.48 210 1.481/99 194 1.64 190 1.61 178 1.62 166 1.63 170 1.55 174 1.55 178 1.53 179 1.59 171 1.47 213 1.467/99 197 1.61 194 1.58 181 1.59 169 1.60 173 1.53 178 1.52 181 1.51 182 1.56 172 1.46 214 1.451/00 197 1.61 194 1.58 182 1.58 169 1.60 173 1.53 178 1.52 181 1.51 182 1.56 172 1.46 216 1.447/00 199 1.60 196 1.56 185 1.56 170 1.59 175 1.51 179 1.51 183 1.49 184 1.54 172 1.46 216 1.441/01 206 1.54 204 1.50 192 1.50 175 1.54 180 1.47 185 1.46 188 1.45 189 1.50 174 1.44 216 1.447/01 208 1.53 205 1.49 193 1.49 176 1.53 179 1.47 186 1.45 189 1.44 191 1.49 175 1.43 218 1.421/02 212 1.50 207 1.48 196 1.47 178 1.52 182 1.45 187 1.44 192 1.42 193 1.47 178 1.41 223 1.397/02 215 1.48 206 1.49 196 1.47 178 1.52 182 1.45 187 1.44 191 1.43 194 1.46 180 1.39 224 1.381/03 217 1.47 211 1.45 200 1.44 181 1.49 184 1.43 191 1.41 195 1.40 197 1.44 184 1.36 227 1.377/03 219 1.45 215 1.42 202 1.43 182 1.48 185 1.43 191 1.41 196 1.39 199 1.43 185 1.36 229 1.351/04 223 1.43 219 1.40 205 1.40 186 1.45 188 1.40 195 1.38 201 1.36 202 1.41 190 1.32 232 1.347/04 238 1.34 233 1.31 219 1.32 200 1.35 202 1.31 208 1.30 213 1.28 216 1.31 202 1.24 246 1.261/05 248 1.28 239 1.28 224 1.29 206 1.31 207 1.28 212 1.27 217 1.26 222 1.28 208 1.21 256 1.217/05 259 1.23 250 1.22 234 1.23 216 1.25 217 1.22 223 1.21 226 1.21 232 1.22 216 1.16 267 1.161/06 263 1.21 254 1.20 239 1.21 221 1.22 220 1.20 226 1.19 232 1.18 236 1.20 221 1.14 270 1.157/06 272 1.17 262 1.17 245 1.18 231 1.17 229 1.15 235 1.15 238 1.15 245 1.16 226 1.11 278 1.121/07 283 1.12 272 1.12 252 1.14 242 1.12 237 1.11 241 1.12 246 1.11 253 1.12 234 1.07 286 1.087/07 283 1.12 273 1.12 256 1.12 244 1.11 239 1.10 244 1.11 247 1.11 255 1.11 235 1.07 287 1.081/08 294 1.08 284 1.08 265 1.09 252 1.07 247 1.07 252 1.07 257 1.06 265 1.07 241 1.04 297 1.047/08 297 1.07 287 1.07 268 1.07 256 1.05 250 1.06 256 1.05 260 1.05 268 1.06 243 1.03 299 1.041/09 316 1.01 304 1.01 283 1.02 273 0.99 266 0.99 271 1.00 274 1.00 284 1.00 257 0.98 312 0.997/09 309 1.03 298 1.03 278 1.04 266 1.02 261 1.01 263 1.03 268 1.02 278 1.02 250 1.00 307 1.011/10 316 1.01 305 1.00 284 1.01 268 1.01 264 1.00 271 1.00 273 1.00 283 1.00 251 1.00 310 1.007/10 311 1.02 299 1.02 279 1.03 263 1.03 259 1.02 265 1.02 268 1.02 278 1.02 245 1.02 303 1.021/11 314 1.01 301 1.02 282 1.02 263 1.03 259 1.02 265 1.02 270 1.01 279 1.02 249 1.01 307 1.017/11 318 1.00 306 1.00 288 1.00 270 1.00 264 1.00 270 1.00 273 1.00 284 1.00 251 1.00 310 1.00



UNITED STATESCOST TRENDS – RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS

1/80 = 100

NewEngland

MiddleAtlantic

MiddleWest South

SouthWest

RockyMountain

PacificCoast

ContinentalU.S.

AVERAGE

ConnMe

MassNHRIVer

DelDCMdNJNYPa

IllInd

IowaKanMichMinn

MoNebND

OhioSD

Wisc

AlaFlaGaKyLa

Miss

NCSC

TennVaWVa

ArizArkNMOklaTex

ColIdahoMontNevUtahWyo

CalOre

Wash

Alaska Hawaii

Date Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult.1990 182 1.73 168 1.83 150 1.91 138 1.91 134 1.80 140 1.88 157 1.93 153 1.85 147 1.64 158 2.421991 188 1.68 176 1.74 154 1.86 144 1.83 138 1.75 143 1.84 167 1.81 159 1.78 149 1.62 164 2.331992 189 1.67 179 1.72 158 1.82 147 1.80 139 1.73 145 1.81 167 1.81 161 1.76 151 1.60 171 2.231993 192 1.64 181 1.70 165 1.74 153 1.73 145 1.66 154 1.71 175 1.73 166 1.70 158 1.53 216 1.771994 198 1.59 189 1.62 173 1.66 164 1.61 152 1.59 162 1.62 183 1.66 174 1.63 164 1.47 238 1.611/95 201 1.57 196 1.57 176 1.63 166 1.59 154 1.56 168 1.57 186 1.63 178 1.59 166 1.45 244 1.571/96 204 1.54 200 1.54 181 1.59 172 1.53 160 1.51 172 1.53 190 1.59 183 1.55 166 1.45 254 1.501/97 206 1.53 203 1.51 184 1.56 173 1.53 162 1.49 175 1.50 193 1.57 185 1.53 170 1.42 260 1.471/98 211 1.49 208 1.48 193 1.49 180 1.47 166 1.45 181 1.45 198 1.53 191 1.48 174 1.39 269 1.421/99 212 1.49 211 1.45 196 1.46 182 1.45 169 1.43 181 1.45 201 1.51 193 1.47 174 1.39 271 1.411/00 220 1.43 219 1.40 205 1.40 192 1.38 178 1.35 191 1.38 210 1.44 202 1.40 179 1.35 278 1.377/00 223 1.41 221 1.39 208 1.38 195 1.35 181 1.33 191 1.38 213 1.42 205 1.38 180 1.34 280 1.361/01 225 1.40 224 1.37 211 1.36 196 1.35 182 1.32 193 1.36 214 1.42 206 1.37 182 1.32 280 1.367/01 227 1.39 224 1.37 210 1.37 196 1.35 182 1.32 193 1.36 214 1.42 207 1.37 182 1.32 282 1.351/02 227 1.39 225 1.36 213 1.35 199 1.33 185 1.30 196 1.34 217 1.40 209 1.35 184 1.31 286 1.347/02 227 1.39 225 1.36 213 1.35 199 1.33 185 1.30 196 1.34 217 1.40 209 1.35 186 1.30 289 1.321/03 230 1.37 228 1.35 216 1.33 201 1.31 187 1.29 197 1.34 219 1.38 211 1.34 186 1.30 291 1.317/03 235 1.34 233 1.32 221 1.30 203 1.30 189 1.28 202 1.30 223 1.36 215 1.32 189 1.28 295 1.291/04 245 1.29 242 1.27 230 1.25 211 1.25 196 1.23 211 1.25 233 1.30 224 1.26 192 1.26 306 1.257/04 252 1.25 253 1.21 237 1.21 218 1.21 201 1.20 215 1.22 241 1.26 231 1.23 194 1.24 311 1.231/05 263 1.20 262 1.17 245 1.17 226 1.17 208 1.16 224 1.17 250 1.21 240 1.18 201 1.20 323 1.187/05 270 1.17 271 1.13 251 1.14 233 1.13 212 1.14 227 1.16 259 1.17 246 1.15 205 1.18 329 1.161/06 278 1.13 277 1.11 256 1.12 238 1.11 216 1.12 231 1.14 264 1.15 251 1.13 209 1.15 336 1.147/06 288 1.09 286 1.07 264 1.09 249 1.06 226 1.07 239 1.10 276 1.10 261 1.08 215 1.12 345 1.111/07 302 1.04 299 1.03 275 1.04 261 1.01 238 1.01 250 1.05 288 1.05 273 1.04 223 1.08 358 1.077/07 302 1.04 299 1.03 275 1.04 261 1.01 238 1.01 250 1.05 289 1.05 273 1.04 223 1.08 360 1.061/08 307 1.03 304 1.01 281 1.02 265 1.00 243 0.99 256 1.03 295 1.03 279 1.01 231 1.04 367 1.047/08 307 1.03 304 1.01 281 1.02 265 1.00 243 0.99 256 1.03 295 1.03 279 1.01 228 1.06 367 1.041/09 316 1.00 312 0.98 293 0.98 275 0.96 251 0.96 264 1.00 304 1.00 288 0.98 235 1.03 371 1.037/09 317 0.99 309 0.99 289 0.99 272 0.97 247 0.98 265 0.99 302 1.00 286 0.99 235 1.03 374 1.021/10 305 1.03 298 1.03 280 1.02 259 1.02 235 1.03 254 1.04 294 1.03 275 1.03 233 1.03 369 1.047/10 311 1.01 303 1.01 284 1.01 262 1.01 240 1.00 260 1.01 300 1.01 280 1.01 238 1.01 375 1.021/11 313 1.01 306 1.00 286 1.00 264 1.00 242 1.00 262 1.00 302 1.00 282 1.00 239 1.01 376 1.027/11 315 1.00 307 1.00 287 1.00 264 1.00 241 1.00 263 1.00 303 1.00 283 1.00 241 1.00 382 1.00



CANADACOST TRENDS – INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS

1/80 = 100

Newfoundland

NewBrunswick

Nova Scotia Quebec Ontario

AlbertaManitoba

SaskatchewanBritish

ColumbiaCANADIANAVERAGE

Date Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult. Ind. Mult.1990 174 2.16 172 2.15 154 2.22 160 2.17 159 2.11 150 2.10 162 2.141991 181 2.07 177 2.08 160 2.14 167 2.08 167 2.01 157 2.01 168 2.071992 189 1.98 186 1.98 174 1.97 174 1.99 176 1.91 160 1.97 177 1.961993 190 1.97 186 1.98 173 1.98 175 1.98 178 1.89 165 1.91 178 1.951994 193 1.94 188 1.96 178 1.92 179 1.94 180 1.87 172 1.83 182 1.911995 196 1.91 193 1.91 183 1.87 183 1.90 184 1.83 176 1.79 186 1.871/96 192 1.95 188 1.96 186 1.84 186 1.87 184 1.83 178 1.77 186 1.871/97 195 1.92 191 1.93 188 1.82 190 1.83 187 1.80 185 1.70 189 1.841/98 202 1.86 198 1.86 189 1.81 194 1.79 190 1.77 188 1.68 194 1.791/99 204 1.84 203 1.82 195 1.75 198 1.75 192 1.75 192 1.64 197 1.761/00 213 1.76 209 1.77 197 1.74 204 1.70 194 1.73 193 1.63 202 1.727/00 218 1.72 214 1.72 199 1.72 208 1.67 197 1.71 194 1.62 205 1.691/01 223 1.68 219 1.68 205 1.67 213 1.63 202 1.66 199 1.58 210 1.657/01 222 1.69 218 1.69 202 1.69 211 1.64 198 1.70 193 1.63 207 1.681/02 223 1.68 219 1.68 205 1.67 212 1.64 201 1.67 197 1.60 210 1.657/02 228 1.64 225 1.64 215 1.59 217 1.60 207 1.62 203 1.55 216 1.611/03 234 1.60 228 1.62 217 1.58 218 1.59 209 1.61 203 1.55 218 1.597/03 239 1.57 229 1.61 220 1.55 215 1.61 209 1.61 202 1.56 219 1.581/04 250 1.50 241 1.53 226 1.51 225 1.54 217 1.55 209 1.51 228 1.527/04 267 1.40 257 1.44 242 1.41 240 1.45 232 1.45 224 1.41 244 1.421/05 272 1.38 266 1.39 243 1.41 246 1.41 240 1.40 231 1.36 250 1.397/05 284 1.32 283 1.30 260 1.32 263 1.32 252 1.33 243 1.30 264 1.311/06 294 1.28 284 1.30 263 1.30 264 1.31 253 1.33 245 1.29 267 1.307/06 314 1.19 307 1.20 284 1.20 285 1.22 276 1.22 266 1.18 289 1.201/07 327 1.15 322 1.15 298 1.15 300 1.16 291 1.15 280 1.12 303 1.157/07 327 1.15 321 1.15 297 1.15 302 1.15 293 1.15 282 1.12 304 1.141/08 339 1.11 335 1.10 310 1.10 318 1.09 307 1.09 292 1.08 317 1.097/08 341 1.10 338 1.09 318 1.08 323 1.07 309 1.09 295 1.07 321 1.081/09 354 1.06 358 1.03 334 1.02 342 1.01 327 1.03 306 1.03 337 1.037/09 343 1.09 343 1.08 321 1.07 333 1.04 324 1.04 298 1.06 327 1.061/10 347 1.08 350 1.05 323 1.06 338 1.03 324 1.04 301 1.05 331 1.057/10 344 1.09 344 1.07 316 1.08 329 1.05 321 1.05 296 1.06 325 1.071/11 365 1.03 366 1.01 334 1.02 347 1.00 334 1.01 311 1.01 343 1.017/11 375 1.00 369 1.00 342 1.00 347 1.00 336 1.00 315 1.00 347 1.00



UNITED STATESCOST TRENDS – INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT

1/80 = 100

Table 1COMPOSITE

Date Ind. Mult.1988 143 1.631989 152 1.531/90 154 1.511/91 162 1.441/92 166 1.401/93 169 1.381/94 172 1.351/95 175 1.337/95 179 1.301/96 181 1.297/96 182 1.281/97 184 1.277/97 185 1.261/98 187 1.257/98 188 1.241/99 189 1.237/99 189 1.231/00 189 1.237/00 191 1.221/01 192 1.217/01 193 1.211/02 193 1.217/02 194 1.201/03 194 1.207/03 195 1.191/04 196 1.197/04 198 1.181/05 201 1.167/05 205 1.141/06 207 1.137/06 210 1.111/07 213 1.097/07 216 1.081/08 217 1.077/08 222 1.051/09 228 1.027/09 228 1.021/10 228 1.027/10 229 1.021/11 229 1.027/11 233 1.00

Table 2MACHINE SHOP

Date Ind. Mult.1988 140 1.661989 147 1.591/90 153 1.521/91 160 1.461/92 168 1.391/93 175 1.331/94 175 1.331/95 178 1.317/95 183 1.271/96 187 1.257/96 187 1.251/97 191 1.227/97 191 1.221/98 195 1.197/98 198 1.181/99 197 1.187/99 198 1.181/00 198 1.187/00 200 1.161/01 201 1.167/01 202 1.151/02 201 1.167/02 202 1.151/03 200 1.167/03 197 1.181/04 194 1.207/04 198 1.181/05 200 1.167/05 204 1.141/06 205 1.147/06 214 1.091/07 217 1.077/07 219 1.061/08 219 1.067/08 225 1.041/09 231 1.017/09 231 1.011/10 229 1.027/10 229 1.021/11 229 1.027/11 233 1.00

Table 3SHEET METAL SHOP

Date Ind. Mult.1988 137 1.851989 145 1.751/90 146 1.741/91 161 1.581/92 164 1.551/93 166 1.531/94 171 1.491/95 178 1.437/95 181 1.401/96 187 1.367/96 189 1.341/97 191 1.337/97 193 1.321/98 196 1.307/98 199 1.281/99 200 1.277/99 201 1.261/00 202 1.267/00 205 1.241/01 206 1.237/01 208 1.221/02 206 1.237/02 206 1.231/03 207 1.237/03 206 1.231/04 207 1.237/04 210 1.211/05 214 1.197/05 221 1.151/06 225 1.137/06 227 1.121/07 230 1.107/07 232 1.091/08 232 1.097/08 239 1.061/09 251 1.017/09 248 1.021/10 248 1.027/10 249 1.021/11 250 1.027/11 254 1..00




1/80 = 100

Table 4FOUNDRY

Date Ind. Mult.1988 146 1.561989 155 1.471/90 158 1.441/91 161 1.421/92 165 1.381/93 166 1.371/94 170 1.341/95 171 1.337/95 173 1.321/96 178 1.287/96 180 1.271/97 183 1.257/97 184 1.241/98 185 1.237/98 189 1.211/99 190 1.207/99 190 1.201/00 192 1.197/00 194 1.181/01 195 1.177/01 195 1.171/02 194 1.187/02 194 1.181/03 194 1.187/03 194 1.181/04 195 1.177/04 196 1.161/05 198 1.157/05 203 1.121/06 205 1.117/06 210 1.091/07 212 1.087/07 215 1.061/08 216 1.067/08 221 1.031/09 227 1.007/09 225 1.011/10 225 1.017/10 225 1.011/11 225 1.017/11 228 1.00

Table 5FORGE SHOP

Date Ind. Mult.1/89 176 1.651/90 184 1.581/91 195 1.491/92 200 1.461/93 206 1.411/94 210 1.397/94 212 1.371/95 216 1.357/95 219 1.331/96 222 1.317/96 224 1.301/97 228 1.287/97 229 1.271/98 232 1.257/98 237 1.231/99 238 1.227/99 240 1.211/00 241 1.217/00 243 1.201/01 245 1.197/01 247 1.181/02 244 1.197/02 243 1.201/03 244 1.197/03 243 1.201/04 243 1.207/04 246 1.181/05 249 1.177/05 255 1.141/06 259 1.127/06 263 1.111/07 266 1.097/07 268 1.091/08 268 1.097/08 276 1.051/09 287 1.017/09 284 1.021/10 286 1.027/10 286 1.021/11 286 1.027/11 291 1.00

Table 6ACLOTH WORKING

Date Ind. Mult.1/89 154 1.421/90 160 1.371/91 167 1.311/92 174 1.261/93 177 1.241/94 177 1.247/94 179 1.221/95 180 1.227/95 183 1.201/96 183 1.207/96 184 1.191/97 187 1.177/97 188 1.161/98 188 1.167/98 188 1.161/99 188 1.167/99 189 1.161/00 188 1.167/00 187 1.171/01 189 1.167/01 187 1.171/02 188 1.167/02 191 1.151/03 192 1.147/03 193 1.131/04 195 1.127/04 196 1.121/05 198 1.117/05 201 1.091/06 203 1.087/06 203 1.081/07 204 1.077/07 205 1.071/08 206 1.067/08 210 1.041/09 214 1.027/09 215 1.021/10 214 1.027/10 216 1.011/11 216 1.017/11 219 1.00




1/80 = 100

Table 6B*COTTON & WOOLEN MILLOPENING THRU WEAVING

Date Ind. Mult.1/89 164 1.351/90 170 1.311/91 175 1.271/92 185 1.201/93 190 1.171/94 187 1.197/94 190 1.171/95 196 1.137/95 204 1.091/96 206 1.087/96 200 1.111/97 200 1.117/97 195 1.141/98 195 1.147/98 193 1.151/99 196 1.137/99 193 1.151/00 191 1.167/00 186 1.191/01 189 1.177/01 187 1.191/02 188 1.187/02 188 1.181/03 193 1.157/03 196 1.131/04 196 1.137/04 198 1.121/05 200 1.117/05 204 1.091/06 204 1.097/06 206 1.081/07 208 1.077/07 209 1.061/08 210 1.067/08 213 1.041/09 215 1.037/09 216 1.031/10 216 1.037/10 218 1.021/11 219 1.017/11 222 1.00

*Formerly COTTON MILL(Opening Through Weaving)

Table 6CBLEACHERY & FINISHING

Date Ind. Mult.1/89 150 1.551/90 154 1.511/91 174 1.331/92 179 1.301/93 182 1.271/94 182 1.277/94 185 1.251/95 187 1.247/95 191 1.211/96 192 1.217/96 191 1.211/97 192 1.217/97 192 1.211/98 192 1.217/98 192 1.211/99 192 1.217/99 190 1.221/00 190 1.227/00 191 1.211/01 193 1.207/01 192 1.211/02 192 1.217/02 200 1.161/03 200 1.167/03 201 1.151/04 202 1.157/04 205 1.131/05 208 1.127/05 211 1.101/06 213 1.097/06 214 1.081/07 216 1.077/07 217 1.071/08 218 1.067/08 222 1.051/09 227 1.027/09 226 1.031/10 225 1.037/10 228 1.021/11 229 1.017/11 232 1.00

Table 7PAPER MILL

Date Ind. Mult.1/89 154 1.721/90 160 1.661/91 164 1.621/92 169 1.571/93 171 1.551/94 172 1.547/94 174 1.521/95 174 1.527/95 177 1.501/96 179 1.487/96 182 1.461/97 182 1.467/97 185 1.431/98 186 1.427/98 188 1.411/99 189 1.407/99 191 1.391/00 192 1.387/00 193 1.371/01 194 1.377/01 195 1.361/02 194 1.377/02 195 1.361/03 196 1.357/03 195 1.361/04 197 1.357/04 201 1.321/05 208 1.277/05 213 1.241/06 222 1.197/06 227 1.171/07 229 1.167/07 237 1.121/08 239 1.117/08 243 1.091/09 255 1.047/09 258 1.031/10 254 1.047/10 256 1.041/11 262 1.017/11 265 1.00




1/80 = 100

Table 8PRINTING &

PAPER CONVERTING

Date Ind. Mult.1/89 159 1.441/90 161 1.421/91 168 1.361/92 170 1.351/93 172 1.331/94 178 1.297/94 179 1.281/95 181 1.277/95 184 1.241/96 186 1.237/96 190 1.211/97 193 1.197/97 196 1.171/98 196 1.177/98 198 1.161/99 202 1.137/99 200 1.141/00 202 1.137/00 203 1.131/01 206 1.117/01 207 1.111/02 207 1.117/02 207 1.111/03 208 1.107/03 209 1.101/04 209 1.107/04 208 1.101/05 210 1.097/05 211 1.091/06 213 1.087/06 213 1.081/07 218 1.057/07 222 1.031/08 222 1.037/08 224 1.021/09 229 1.007/09 227 1.011/10 230 1.007/10 227 1.011/11 227 1.017/11 229 1.00

Table 9WOODWORKING

Date Ind. Mult.1/89 140 1.591/90 146 1.521/91 149 1.491/92 150 1.481/93 153 1.451/94 156 1.427/94 157 1.411/95 159 1.407/95 163 1.361/96 164 1.357/96 167 1.331/97 168 1.327/97 168 1.321/98 170 1.317/98 171 1.301/99 172 1.297/99 173 1.281/00 173 1.287/00 174 1.281/01 175 1.277/01 177 1.251/02 179 1.247/02 179 1.241/03 179 1.247/03 180 1.231/04 180 1.237/04 184 1.211/05 187 1.197/05 192 1.161/06 194 1.147/06 197 1.131/07 202 1.107/07 204 1.091/08 206 1.087/08 211 1.051/09 219 1.017/09 219 1.011/10 218 1.027/10 219 1.011/11 220 1.017/11 222 1.00

Table 10RUBBER MILL

Date Ind. Mult.1/89 158 1.641/90 159 1.631/91 167 1.551/92 172 1.511/93 175 1.481/94 180 1.447/94 182 1.421/95 182 1.427/95 186 1.391/96 187 1.397/96 189 1.371/97 191 1.367/97 197 1.311/98 199 1.307/98 201 1.291/99 201 1.297/99 201 1.291/00 200 1.307/00 210 1.231/01 211 1.237/01 212 1.221/02 211 1.237/02 211 1.231/03 211 1.237/03 212 1.221/04 216 1.207/04 217 1.191/05 218 1.197/05 223 1.161/06 226 1.157/06 226 1.151/07 231 1.127/07 232 1.121/08 232 1.127/08 240 1.081/09 245 1.067/09 251 1.031/10 251 1.037/10 250 1.041/11 247 1.057/11 259 1.00




1/80 = 100

Table 11FOOD

Date Ind. Mult.1/89 150 1.631/90 156 1.561/91 158 1.541/92 161 1.521/93 161 1.521/94 165 1.487/94 168 1.451/95 169 1.447/95 174 1.401/96 174 1.407/96 174 1.401/97 175 1.397/97 176 1.391/98 178 1.377/98 179 1.361/99 179 1.367/99 178 1.371/00 179 1.367/00 181 1.351/01 183 1.337/01 185 1.321/02 185 1.327/02 186 1.311/03 187 1.307/03 188 1.301/04 189 1.297/04 194 1.261/05 198 1.237/05 202 1.211/06 205 1.197/06 208 1.171/07 219 1.117/07 224 1.091/08 226 1.087/08 233 1.051/09 238 1.037/09 238 1.031/10 237 1.037/10 241 1.011/11 241 1.017/11 244 1.00

Table 12SPECIAL ENGINEERED

EQUIPMENT

Date Ind. Mult.1/89 151 1.901/90 155 1.851/91 158 1.821/92 159 1.811/93 161 1.781/94 164 1.757/94 165 1.741/95 169 1.707/95 173 1.661/96 174 1.657/96 174 1.651/97 175 1.647/97 176 1.631/98 178 1.617/98 178 1.611/99 178 1.617/99 177 1.621/00 178 1.617/00 182 1.581/01 178 1.617/01 182 1.581/02 182 1.587/02 184 1.561/03 190 1.517/03 192 1.491/04 196 1.467/04 209 1.371/05 224 1.287/05 228 1.261/06 228 1.267/06 234 1.231/07 247 1.167/07 252 1.141/08 249 1.157/08 265 1.081/09 283 1.017/09 255 1.131/10 258 1.117/10 272 1.061/11 272 1.067/11 287 1.00

Table 13ELECTRONICS

Date Ind. Mult.1/89 148 1.471/90 155 1.411/91 161 1.351/92 165 1.321/93 170 1.281/94 173 1.267/94 175 1.251/95 176 1.247/95 178 1.221/96 180 1.217/96 182 1.201/97 184 1.187/97 185 1.181/98 186 1.177/98 187 1.171/99 186 1.177/99 186 1.171/00 187 1.177/00 191 1.141/01 191 1.147/01 192 1.141/02 190 1.157/02 191 1.141/03 190 1.157/03 192 1.141/04 194 1.127/04 195 1.121/05 198 1.107/05 201 1.081/06 201 1.087/06 203 1.071/07 204 1.077/07 206 1.061/08 207 1.057/08 211 1.031/09 216 1.017/09 215 1.011/10 216 1.017/10 216 1.011/11 215 1.017/11 218 1.00




1/80 = 100

Table 14PLASTICS, MOLDING

& EXTRUDING(Annual as of July)

Date Ind. Mult.7/91 155 1.377/92 156 1.367/93 162 1.317/94 164 1.297/95 171 1.247/96 172 1.237/97 176 1.207/98 179 1.187/99 182 1.167/00 184 1.157/01 187 1.137/02 184 1.157/03 184 1.157/04 187 1.137/05 193 1.107/06 195 1.097/07 200 1.067/08 203 1.047/09 210 1.017/10 209 1.017/11 212 1.00

Table 15TOBACCO

(Annual as of January)

Date Ind. Mult.1/90 192 1.901/91 210 1.741/92 220 1.661/93 230 1.591/94 241 1.511/95 249 1.471/96 256 1.431/97 265 1.381/98 269 1.361/99 280 1.301/00 280 1.301/01 284 1.291/02 285 1.281/03 287 1.271/04 289 1.261/05 289 1.261/06 306 1.191/07 308 1.191/08 328 1.111/09 341 1.071/10 354 1.031/11 365 1.00

Table 16BREWERY

(Annual as of July)

Date Ind. Mult.7/91 146 1.497/92 145 1.507/93 147 1.487/94 150 1.457/95 155 1.417/96 155 1.417/97 158 1.387/98 160 1.367/99 160 1.367/00 162 1.357/01 165 1.327/02 165 1.327/03 168 1.307/04 173 1.267/05 184 1.187/06 189 1.157/07 199 1.107/08 209 1.047/09 215 1.017/10 215 1.017/11 218 1.00



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