Scottish Annual Business Statistics 2021

Data relating to the Production (including Manufacturing), Construction and Service Sectors in Scotland.


Industry Profiles

Please find below summary profiles for six different industry sectors.

The underlying data for these profiles is also available from the Scottish Annual Business Statistics (SABS) 2021 - Time Series Tables.

Profile of Scottish Manufacturing Sector

 
  • in 2021, cash terms Gross Value Added (GVA) in manufacturing amounted to £14.3 billion. Compared to GVA in services sector of £56.2 billion (excludes the financial sector and parts of the public sector) and £8.5 billion in construction. The remaining sectors, covered by the Annual Business Survey (ABS), amounted to £20.4 billion (oil and gas extraction accounted for £10.3 billion of this, note that the ABS includes off-shore oil and gas activity)                                                                                                           
  • at a broad sector level, between 2020 and 2021, GVA in manufacturing increased by around £2.1 billion (17.5%). GVA of £14.3 billion in manufacturing in 2021 is above pre-pandemic levels
  • Scottish manufacturing accounted for around 7.0% of total UK manufacturing in terms of turnover and 8.4% of GVA in 2021 
  • the three largest contributions to GVA within manufacturing in 2021 came from the beverages industry [SIC 11] at £2.4 billion (16.8% of total manufacturing GVA), chemicals and chemical products industry [SIC 20] at £1.7 billion (11.7%) & food products industry [SIC 10] at £1.4 billion (10.1%). Together these three industry divisions accounted for around 39% of total manufacturing GVA      
  • in 2021, within manufacturing, foreign-owned companies accounted for 40.9% of GVA and 31.0% of employment, whilst UK (Scotland registered) firms accounted for 43.1% of GVA and 59.8% of employment. By comparison, in the services sector, foreign-owned companies accounted for 25.5% of GVA and 17.0% of employment, whilst UK (Scotland registered) firms accounted for 54.6% of GVA and 64.9% of employment 
  • the local authority areas contributing most to total GVA within manufacturing in 2021 were Renfrewshire (11.2%), Glasgow City (8.4%) and Fife (8.1%)

Figure 1: Within Manufacturing, the Manufacture of Wearing Apparel division saw the largest year-on-year aGVA percentage increase, with aGVA increasing by 103.1% between 2020 and 2021

Scotland's Manufacturing Divisions, aGVA percentage change between 2020 and 2021

Bar chart showing Scotland's Manufacturing Divisions, aGVA percentage change between 2020 and 2021. Manufacture of Wearing Apparel saw the largest year-on-year aGVA percentage increase, with aGVA increasing by 103.1% (from £52 million to £106 million) between 2020 and 2021. Whilst next largest increase was in Other Manufacturing e.g. of medical instruments, with aGVA increasing by 90.1% (from £315 million to £599 million) between 2020 and 2021.

Source: Scottish Annual Business Statistics 2021 from the Scottish Government (download data for Figure 1 from Scotland by Division Table)

Table A: Outputs & Employment in Scottish Manufacturing sector in 2008 to 2021

Year No. of Units Total Employment
 (in Thousands)
Total Turnover
 (in £ millions)
Gross Value Added at Basic Prices
 (in £ millions)
2008 9,115 203.6 40,386.9 13,053.6
2009 9,124 194.6 34,574.1 12,675.5
2010 8,741 177.4 35,280.3 12,500.0
2011 8,702 181.4 38,912.5 12,018.3
2012 8,881 184.7 32,741.9 11,937.0
2013 9,072 176.6 33,144.0 12,123.1
2014 9,095 188.4 36,197.2 13,466.4
2015 9,633 181.3 33,870.8 12,099.9
2016 10,127 182.0 33,388.4 12,260.2
2017 10,393 185.2 34,973.4 12,401.8
2018 10,538 179.4 34,886.5 12,310.1
2019 10,225 169.2 35,589.0 12,968.1
2020 10,285 178.0 32,596.4 12,169.8
2021 10,291 177.4 36,826.9 14,297.1

Table B: Geographical split: Top 6 Local Authority areas in 2021 in terms of shares of Manufacturing Gross Value Added 

Local Authority No. of Units Total Employment
 (in Thousands)
Total Turnover
 (in £ millions)
Gross Value Added at Basic Prices
 (in £ millions)
RENFREWSHIRE 346 8.4 4,299.3 1,601.9
GLASGOW CITY 987 18.4 3,097.5 1,205.5
FIFE 657 13.5 3,045.7 1,161.9
NORTH LANARKSHIRE 578 11.8 2,020.4 865.8
ABERDEEN CITY 485 9.1 1,723.9 807.4
ABERDEENSHIRE 847 13.1 2,680.2 807.2
SCOTLAND 10,291 177.4 36,826.9 14,297.1

Profile of Scottish Spirits Sector

 
  • in 2021, Gross Value Added (GVA) in the Scottish spirits sector was £2.2 billion, whilst turnover stood at £4.0 billion. GVA between 2020 and 2021 increased by £0.4 billion (21.5%)   
  • the Scottish spirits sector accounts for a vast proportion of the total UK output of the industry (around 85% for turnover and 92% of GVA in 2021). Compared to the whole of manufacturing, where Scotland accounted for around 7% of turnover and 8% of GVA of total UK manufacturing in 2021
  • in 2021, spirits accounted for 11% of turnover and 15% of GVA in Scottish manufacturing as a whole 
  • the importance of the spirits sector in the Scottish Beverages industry is demonstrated by the fact that it accounted for 80.9% of its total turnover and 89.8% of its total GVA in 2021. See Chart below               
  • in 2021, average GVA per head (£238,500) was around three times greater than that found in the manufacturing sector as a whole (£80,600). Whilst labour costs per head (£55,500) were around 50% higher compared to total for manufacturing sector (£37,800) in 2021                   
  • the top five local authority areas in terms of GVA in 2021 (Fife, Glasgow City, West Dunbartonshire, Moray and North Lanarkshire) together accounted for 30% of the business sites, 61% of employment, 67% of turnover and 71% of GVA in the spirits sector

Figure 1: The sectors contributing most to total GVA within Beverages in 2021 were Spirits (89.8%) and Soft drinks (5.6%).

 Shares of Scotland's Beverages sector's Units, Employment, Turnover & Gross Value Added in 2021. 

Bar chart showing sectors shares of Scotland's Beverages sector's business units, employment, turnover & gross value added. In 2021, the sector contributing most to total GVA within Beverages was the spirits industry (includes whisky) (89.8%). This sector also accounted for 80.9% of turnover and 73.8% of employment within Beverages. The second largest sector contributing most to total GVA within Beverages was soft drinks (5.6%). This sector also accounted for 7.7% of turnover and 11.5% of employment within Beverages.

Source: Scottish Annual Business Statistics 2021 from the Scottish Government (download data for Figure 1 from Spirits profile Table B)

Table A: Outputs & Employment in Scottish Spirits sector in 2008 to 2021

Year No. of Units Total Employment
 (in Thousands)
Total Turnover
 (in £ millions)
Gross Value Added at Basic Prices
 (in £ millions)
2008 148 7.8 3,020.4 1,850.8
2009 150 7.9 3,048.3 2,158.5
2010 145 7.4 3,441.7 2,073.0
2011 142 7.7 3,755.4 2,227.2
2012 140 7.4 3,729.2 2,015.2
2013 146 7.4 3,496.4 1,859.7
2014 157 7.8 3,380.2 1,856.2
2015 186 8.1 3,222.8 1,775.4
2016 212 7.6 3,358.3 1,878.2
2017 243 7.8 3,191.1 1,962.6
2018 271 9.5 3,756.5 2,182.6
2019 298 8.6 4,102.6 2,157.8
2020 320 8.5 3,487.2 1,774.2
2021 341 9.0 3,994.8 2,155.5

Table B: Scottish Beverages by sub-sector in 2021

Description No. of Units Total Employment
 (in Thousands)
Total Turnover
 (in £ millions)
Gross Value Added at Basic Prices
 (in £ millions)
Distilling, rectifying and blending of spirits  (SIC11.01) 341 9.0 3,994.8 2,155.5
Manufacture of cider, other fruit wines, other non-distilled fermented beverages & malt  (SIC11.03, 11.04 & 11.06) 16 0.3 133.0 40.6
Manufacture of beer (SIC11.05) 135 1.5 427.6 70.0
Manufacture of soft drinks (SIC11.07) 39 1.4 380.0 134.3
Manufacture of Beverages (SIC 11) 531 12.2 4,935.4 2,400.4

Profile of Scottish Shipbuilding Sector

 
  • in 2021, Gross Value Added (GVA) in the Scottish shipbuilding sector was around £0.4 billion, whilst turnover stood at £1.0 billion                                                                                
  • Scottish shipbuilding accounted for a fairly significant proportion of total UK output of the industry (around 19% for turnover and 15% for GVA in 2021). Compared to the whole of manufacturing, where Scotland accounted for around 7% of turnover and 8% of GVA of total UK manufacturing in 2021 
  • shipbuilding is a very significant contributor in the Scottish Transport related manufacturing sector. It accounted for 49.9% of total GVA in the related sectors (worth £0.8 billion in 2021). See Chart below 
  • the top five local authority areas in 2021 (Glasgow City, Aberdeen City, Inverclyde, Aberdeenshire and Fife) accounted for 32% of the business sites, 82% of employment, 90% of turnover and 88% of GVA in the sector 
  • in 2021, the shipbuilding sector accounted for around 3% of turnover and GVA in Scottish manufacturing as a whole

Figure 1: The industries contributing most to total GVA within Scottish Transport related manufacturing sector in 2021 were Shipbuilding (49.9%) and Aerospace (26.6%).

Shares of Scotland's Scottish Transport related manufacturing sector's Units, Employment, Turnover & Gross Value Added in 2021.

Bar chart showing industry shares of Scottish Transport related manufacturing sector’s business units, employment, turnover & gross value added. In 2021, the industry contributing most to Scottish Transport related GVA was Shipbuilding (49.9%). This industry also accounted for 36.8% of turnover and 44.1% of employment. The second largest industry contributing most to Scottish Transport related GVA was Aerospace (26.6%). This industry also accounted for 41.6% of turnover and 32.2% of employment.

Source: Scottish Annual Business Statistics 2021 from the Scottish Government (download data for Figure 1 from Shipbuilding profile Table B)

Table A: Outputs & Employment in Scottish Shipbuilding sector in 2008 to 2021

Year No. of Units Total Employment
 (in Thousands)
Total Turnover
 (in £ millions)
Gross Value Added at Basic Prices
 (in £ millions)
2008 135 6.7 797.4 201.8
2009 135 6.7 1,285.9 476.9
2010 139 7.0 1,410.8 487.8
2011 137 7.1 1,414.0 488.0
2012 142 7.0 1,508.5 457.0
2013 152 6.9 1,218.1 412.6
2014 166 7.3 1,406.6 513.2
2015 200 7.1 1,629.0 430.0
2016 209 7.1 1,076.3 202.9
2017 177 7.6 1,524.4 475.6
2018 175 7.0 1,205.9 272.6
2019 177 6.2 1,093.7 413.7
2020 176 6.5 869.2 264.4
2021 179 6.7 1,021.5 399.6

Table B: Industry breakdowns within Scottish Transport related manufacturing sector in 2021

Description No. of Units Total Employment
 (in Thousands)
Total Turnover
 (in £ millions)
Gross Value Added at Basic Prices
 (in £ millions)
Shipbuilding (SIC30.11 & 33.15) 179 6.7 1,021.5 399.6
Aerospace (SIC30.3 & 33.16) 131 4.9 1,155.4 213.2
Pleasure boats, railways, military vehicles &
transport equipment
(SIC30.12, 30.2, 30.4 & 30.9)
54 0.3 14.6 6.9
Motor vehicles, trailers (SIC29) 142 3.3 587.9 181.2
Transport related manufacturing sector 506 15.2 2,779.4 800.9

Profile of Scottish Aerospace Sector 

 
  • in 2021, Gross Value Added (GVA) in the Scottish aerospace sector was around £0.2 billion (2.7% of UK total), whilst turnover stood around £1.2 billion (5.3% of UK total) 
  • aerospace is a significant contributor in the Scottish Transport related manufacturing sector. It accounted for 26.6% of total GVA in the related sector (worth £0.8 billion in 2021). See Chart below                                                                         
  • the top three local authority areas in 2021 (South Ayrshire, Renfrewshire and Glasgow City) accounted for 31% of the business sites in the Aerospace sector, 84% of employment, 93% of turnover and 85% of GVA 
  • in 2021, the aerospace sector accounted for around 3% of turnover and 1% of GVA in Scottish manufacturing as a whole

Figure 1: The industries contributing most to total GVA within Scottish Transport related manufacturing sector in 2021 were Shipbuilding (49.9%) and Aerospace (26.6%).   

Shares of Scotland's Scottish Transport related manufacturing sector's Units, Employment, Turnover & Gross Value Added in 2021.

Bar chart showing industry shares of Scottish Transport related manufacturing sector’s business units, employment, turnover & gross value added. In 2021, the industry contributing most to Scottish Transport related GVA was Shipbuilding (49.9%). This industry also accounted for 36.8% of turnover and 44.1% of employment. The second largest industry contributing most to Scottish Transport related GVA was Aerospace (26.6%). This industry also accounted for 41.6% of turnover and 32.2% of employment.

Source: Scottish Annual Business Statistics 2021 from the Scottish Government (download data for Figure 1 from Aerospace profile Table B)     

Table A: Outputs & Employment in Scottish Aerospace sector in 2008 to 2021      

Year No. of Units Total Employment
 (in Thousands)
Total Turnover
 (in £ millions)
Gross Value Added at Basic Prices
 (in £ millions)
2008 55 5.7 1,549.5 366.1
2009 54 5.5 1,598.2 471.8
2010 56 5.1 1,538.5 404.1
2011 66 5.0 1,581.9 444.4
2012 72 5.1 1,567.5 376.3
2013 74 5.0 1,768.6 521.8
2014 85 4.5 1,672.8 437.7
2015 99 4.2 1,690.4 371.9
2016 131 4.3 1,999.3 262.8
2017 163 4.6 2,297.6 412.4
2018 158 4.9 2,262.9 268.4
2019 165 5.1 2,280.4 287.5
2020 170 5.3 1,571.7 342.6
2021 131 4.9 1,155.4 213.2

Table B: Industry breakdowns within Scottish Transport related manufacturing sector in 2021

Description No. of Units Total Employment
 (in Thousands)
Total Turnover
 (in £ millions)
Gross Value Added at Basic Prices
 (in £ millions)
Aerospace (SIC30.3 & 33.16) 131 4.9 1,155.4 213.2
Shipbuilding (SIC30.11 & 33.15) 179 6.7 1,021.5 399.6
Pleasure boats, railways, military vehicles &
transport equipment
(SIC30.12, 30.2, 30.4 & 30.9)
54 0.3 14.6 6.9
Motor vehicles, trailers (SIC29) 142 3.3 587.9 181.2
Transport related manufacturing sector 506 15.2 2,779.4 800.9

Profile of Scottish Construction Sector

 
  • in 2021, cash terms Gross Value Added (GVA) in construction amounted to £8.5 billion. Compared to GVA in services sector of £56.2 billion (excludes the financial sector and parts of the public sector) and £14.3 billion in in manufacturing. The remaining sectors, covered by the Annual Business Survey (ABS), amounted to £20.4 billion (oil and gas extraction accounted for £10.3 billion of this, note that the ABS includes off-shore oil and gas activity)
  • at a broad sector level, between 2020 and 2021, GVA in construction increased by £1.7 billion (25.8%). GVA of £8.5 billion in construction in 2021 is above pre-pandemic levels
  • Scottish construction accounted for around 7.2% of total UK construction in terms of turnover and 7.5% of GVA in 2021
  • the sub-sectors making the largest contribution to construction GVA in 2021 were construction of residential and non-residential buildings (30.6%) & electrical, plumbing and other construction installation activities (24.6%). See Chart below   
  • in 2021, within construction, foreign-owned companies accounted for 7.2% of GVA and 8.5% of employment, whilst UK (Scotland registered) firms accounted for 80.5% of GVA and 85.2% of employment. By comparison, within manufacturing, foreign-owned companies accounted for 40.9% of GVA and 31.0% of employment, whilst UK (Scotland registered) firms accounted for 43.1% of GVA and 59.8% of employment
  • the local authority areas contributing most to total GVA within construction in 2021 were Glasgow City (13.2%), North Lanarkshire (10.4%) and City of Edinburgh (7.9%)  

Figure 1: The sub-sectors contributing most to total GVA within construction in 2021 were construction of residential and non-residential buildings (30.6%) & electrical, plumbing and other construction installation activities (24.6%).   

Shares of Scotland's Construction sector's Units, Employment, Turnover & Gross Value Added in 2021.

Bar chart showing sectors shares of Scotland's construction sector's business units, employment, turnover & gross value added. In 2021, the sub-sector contributing most to construction GVA was construction of residential and non-residential buildings (30.6%). This sub-sector also accounted for 37.9% of turnover and 23.3% of employment within construction. The second largest sub-sector contributing most to total GVA within construction was electrical, plumbing and other construction installation activities (24.6%). This sub-sector also accounted for 19.9% of turnover and 35.2% of employment within construction.

Source: Scottish Annual Business Statistics 2021 from the Scottish Government (download data for Figure 1 from Construction profile Table C)    

Table A: Outputs & Employment in Scottish Construction sector in 2008 to 2021

Year No. of Units Total Employment
 (in Thousands)
Total Turnover
 (in £ millions)
Gross Value Added at Basic Prices
 (in £ millions)
2008 19,821 151.7 18,094.9 7,909.0
2009 18,990 135.4 15,322.6 5,979.4
2010 18,542 124.2 15,923.1 6,153.7
2011 18,712 127.8 15,017.0 5,841.5
2012 18,143 113.5 15,016.3 5,953.5
2013 18,164 123.3 15,272.3 6,336.9
2014 18,494 129.7 15,911.8 6,591.7
2015 19,134 130.1 17,430.7 7,175.4
2016 20,455 135.3 17,739.3 7,028.0
2017 21,168 137.5 18,925.4 7,765.7
2018 21,600 135.8 19,842.2 7,750.5
2019 21,809 131.6 19,974.3 7,984.8
2020 21,945 122.0 17,063.4 6,721.2
2021 22,594 150.4 21,119.6 8,455.8

Table B: Geographical split: Top 6 Local Authority areas in 2021 in terms of shares of Construction Gross Value Added 

Local Authority No. of Units Total Employment
 (in Thousands)
Total Turnover
 (in £ millions)
Gross Value Added at Basic Prices
 (in £ millions)
GLASGOW CITY 2,015 19.1 2,713.6 1,112.2
NORTH LANARKSHIRE 1,505 17.0 2,356.4 877.6
CITY OF EDINBURGH 1,718 9.5 1,603.7 667.8
WEST LOTHIAN 685 9.4 1,127.7 581.7
FIFE 1,366 7.7 1,022.2 517.2
SOUTH LANARKSHIRE 1,428 9.3 1,483.4 517.2
SCOTLAND 22,594 150.4 21,119.6 8,455.8

Table C: Scottish Construction sector by sub-sector in 2021   

Description No. of Units Total Employment
 (in Thousands)
Total Turnover
 (in £ millions)
Gross Value Added at Basic Prices
 (in £ millions)
Construction of residential and non-residential buildings (SIC41.2) 3,282 35.1 8,014.8 2,584.7
Construction of other civil engineering projects (SIC42.9) 974 10.2 1,859.5 733.1
Electrical, plumbing and other construction installation activities (SIC43.2) 6,498 52.9 4,210.5 2,080.1
Building completion and finishing (SIC43.3) 6,049 19.5 2,308.9 1,189.3
Other specialised construction activities (SIC43.9) 2,791 17.2 1,481.8 822.0
Other Construction (SIC 41.1, 42.1, 42.2 & 43.1) 3,000 15.5 3,244.1 1,046.6
Construction totals (SIC 41 to 43) 22,594 150.4 21,119.6 8,455.8

Profile of Scottish Retail Sector

 
  • in 2021, Gross Value Added (GVA) in the Scottish retail sector was £5.9 billion (7.2% of UK total), whilst turnover stood at £23.8 billion (5.8% of UK total)                                                                        
  • GVA in the Scottish retail sector increased by 8.8% between 2020 and 2021 (from £5.4 billion to £5.9 billion)          
  • the sub-sectors making the largest contribution to retail GVA in 2021 were retail sale in non-specialised stores (48.9%)  (e.g. supermarkets) and retail sale of other goods in specialised stores (26.4%) (e.g. clothing shops, chemists). See Chart below
  • the local authority areas contributing most to total GVA within retail in 2021 were Glasgow City (12.6%) and City of Edinburgh (10.4%). These two local authority areas together accounted for around 27% of the business sites, 26% of employment, 23% of turnover and 23% of GVA in the Scottish retail sector
  • retail is an important contributor to the services sector (excludes the financial sector and parts of the public sector). Within services, the three largest contributions to GVA in 2021 were from: Retail trade [SIC 47] at £5.9 billion (10.5% of total services GVA), wholesale trade [SIC 46] at £5.1 billion (9.1%) and architectural & engineering activities [SIC 71] at £5.1 billion (9.1%)       

Figure 1: The sub-sectors contributing most to total GVA within retail in 2021 were retail sale in non-specialised stores (48.9%) & retail sale of other goods in specialised stores (26.4%).           

Shares of Scotland's Retail sector's Units, Employment, Turnover & Gross Value Added in 2021.   

Bar chart showing sectors shares of Scotland's retail sector's business units, employment, turnover & gross value added. In 2021, the sub-sector contributing most to retail GVA was retail sale in non-specialised stores (48.9%). This sub-sector also accounted for 57.1% of turnover and 47.7% of employment within retail. The second largest sub-sector contributing most to total GVA within retail was retail sale of other goods in specialised stores (26.4%). This sub-sector also accounted for 19.9% of turnover and 26.0% of employment within retail.

Source: Scottish Annual Business Statistics 2021 from the Scottish Government (download data for Figure 1 from Retail profile Table C)                   

Table A: Outputs & Employment in Scottish Retail sector in 2008 to 2021

Year No. of Units Total Employment
 (in Thousands)
Total Turnover
 (in £ millions)
Gross Value Added at Basic Prices
 (in £ millions)
2008 24,256 260.3 23,054.1 6,165.9
2009 23,699 247.4 24,218.3 6,519.9
2010 23,595 243.9 24,884.8 5,939.5
2011 23,465 243.5 25,758.3 6,305.9
2012 23,009 234.3 25,702.9 6,680.0
2013 23,104 241.8 26,653.3 7,274.5
2014 22,612 250.3 27,073.0 7,029.2
2015 22,429 244.1 24,916.2 6,515.0
2016 22,434 245.2 23,904.9 5,723.7
2017 22,293 245.2 25,389.5 6,267.7
2018 22,239 231.6 23,976.7 6,269.7
2019 22,559 232.9 23,351.0 6,036.6
2020 22,435 238.7 22,346.6 5,415.8
2021 22,979 257.6 23,836.7 5,894.2

Table B: Geographical split: Top 6 Local Authority areas in 2021 in terms of shares of Retail Gross Value Added 

Local Authority No. of Units Total Employment
 (in Thousands)
Total Turnover
 (in £ millions)
Gross Value Added at Basic Prices
 (in £ millions)
GLASGOW CITY 3,631 37.2 2,964.1 742.2
CITY OF EDINBURGH 2,583 29.0 2,499.3 613.5
ABERDEENSHIRE 837 10.5 1,273.2 406.7
ABERDEEN CITY 862 11.5 1,458.5 399.5
SOUTH LANARKSHIRE 1,163 13.9 1,656.0 344.9
FIFE 1,431 14.8 1,456.3 333.5
SCOTLAND 22,979 257.6 23,836.7 5,894.2

Table C: Scottish Retail sector by sub-sector in 2021

Description No. of Units Total Employment
 (in Thousands)
Total Turnover
 (in £ millions)
Gross Value Added at Basic Prices
 (in £ millions)
Retail sale in non-specialised stores (SIC47.1) 5,946 123.0 13,613.0 2,883.8
Retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in specialised stores (SIC47.2) 2,734 15.4 1,108.8 359.9
Retail sale of other household equipment in specialised stores (SIC47.5) 2,301 25.3 2,048.4 542.8
Retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialised stores (SIC47.6) 1,436 18.0 781.7 247.9
Retail sale of other goods in specialised stores (SIC47.7) 7,648 67.0 4,755.2 1,554.4
Other Retail (SIC47.3, 47.4, 47.8 & 47.9) 2,914 8.9 1,529.7 305.3
Retail totals (SIC 47) 22,979 257.6 23,836.7 5,894.2

 

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