Dansk Branchekode - Mzes

Bilag 2.
Industries organized
into four groupings
Groupings used in
published statistics
127-grouping
is the most detailed
Links to DB07
Final digit denotes
information
Standard industrial groupings for publishing purposes 441
Standard industrial groupings for publishing
purposes
For the purpose of facilitating the users’ possibilities of comparing industrial information
obtained from the various published statistics as easily as possible, Statistics Denmark
has organized the total number of registered industries (726) into four standard
groupings.
The four standard groupings comprise 10, 19, 36 and 127 groups, respectively. These
groups form the basis of using DB07 in statistics published by Statistics Denmark.
The level of detail differs among the four standard groupings. The 127-grouping is
the most detailed, whereas the 10-grouping is the least detailed. The 10-grouping is
indicated by a one-digit code and a general text, the 19-grouping is indicated by a letter
and a general text, the 36-grouping is indicated by one or two letters and a general
text and the 127-grouping is indicated by a 5-digit code and a general text, see the table
below.
The code structure in the grouping is linked to the codes in DB07 and indicates where
you are in DB07. The 6-digit DBO7 codes, which are contained in the 127-grouping,
are indicated below the 5-digit 127-grouping.
10-std.gr 19-std.gr 36-std.gr 127-std.gr
(2) Manufacturing, mining and quarrying and
public utilities
B Mining and quarrying
B Mining and quarrying
06.00.0 Extraction of oil and gas
06.10.00, 06.20.00
08.00.9 Extraction of gravel and stone
05.10.00, 05.20.00, 07.10.00, 07.21.00, 07.29.00,
08.11.00, 08.12.00, 08.91.00, 08.92.00, 08.93.00,
08.99.00
09.00.0 Mining support service activities
09.10.00, 09.90.00
10-grouping. An aggregation of all 726 industries to 10 groups.
19-grouping. An aggregation of all 726 industries to 19 groups.
36-grouping. An aggregation of all 726 industries to 36 groups.
127-grouping. An aggregation of all 726 industries to 127 groups
If the final digit of the codes is 0 the initial digits of the codes are thus identical with
the initial digits in the detailed DB07 industries which are included in the standard
group. When the final digit of the code is 9 it means that it does not contain consecutive
main divisions.