Overall, the gross series volume of construction works grew by 9.7%. This increase was primarily driven by significant rises in capital repair works (+50.4%) and new construction works (+7.0%). Conversely, maintenance and current repair works saw a slight decrease of 2.7%.

By construction object, all sectors recorded growth: engineering structures (+11.8%), residential buildings (+10.1%), and non-residential buildings (+5.5%).

The volume of construction works, as a series adjusted for the number of working days and seasonality, rose by 9.8%. Breaking this down by type of work, capital repair works surged by 48.7%, and new construction works increased by 7.8%. However, maintenance and current repair works decreased by 5.2%.

By construction, the increases were more pronounced in engineering structures (+13.0%), followed by residential buildings (+8.7%), and non-residential buildings (+3.8%).

In August 2025, compared to July 2025, the volume of construction works fell sharply across the board. The gross series registered an overall decline of 24.7%, with decreases seen in all work types: maintenance and current repair works (a drop of -30.6%), capital repair works (a drop of -25.7%), and new construction works (a drop of -22.6%).

By object of construction, the monthly decline was recorded in residential buildings (-26.0%), engineering structures (-25.0%), and non-residential buildings (-23.2%).

The volume of construction works, when adjusted for the number of working days and seasonality, decreased by 26.2%. 

The steepest drops were in maintenance and current repair works (-27.7%), followed by capital repair works (-24.3%), and new construction works (-18.3%).