Bright spots include a slim 2.6 per cent increase in output by the key electronics industry, after it shrank 4.7 per cent in January.
Bright spots in February include a slim 2.6 per cent increase in output by the key electronics industry, after it shrank 4.7 per cent in January.
Bright spots in February include a slim 2.6 per cent increase in output by the key electronics industry, after it shrank 4.7 per cent in January. The pharmaceutical segment grew 73.2 per cent, with the production of more biological products and a different mix of active pharmaceutical ingredients.
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