Construction Sector
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The construction sector is a vital part of Europe's economy, contributing significantly to employment and GDP.
The European construction sector is a significant component of the EU's economy. As of 2022, the sector accounted for about 6.4% of total employment in the EU, employing around 12 million workers. The industry comprises over 3 million enterprises, most of which (95%) are small businesses with less than 20 workers. The sector contributes approximately 10.1% to the EU's GDP and represents 29.6% of industrial employment. The total gross fixed capital formation in construction within the EU was 49.7%. In terms of activities, 31.8% of the sector is involved in non-residential construction, 20.6% in new house building, and 29.7% in renovation.
The European construction sector is a significant component of the EU's economy. As of 2022, the sector accounted for about 6.4% of total employment in the EU, employing around 12 million workers. The industry comprises over 3 million enterprises, most of which (95%) are small businesses with less than 20 workers. The sector contributes approximately 10.1% to the EU's GDP and represents 29.6% of industrial employment. The total gross fixed capital formation in construction within the EU was 49.7%. In terms of activities, 31.8% of the sector is involved in non-residential construction, 20.6% in new house building, and 29.7% in renovation.
Source: European Union, http://www.europa.eu/, 1995-2024
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