The segment accounted for 28% of manufacturing output during the month.
The detailed data show output of the electrical equipment segment, which made up 11% of manufacturing output, climbed 16.9%.
The output of the computer, electronics, and optical equipment segment, accounting for 10% of manufacturing, fell 5.1%, albeit at a slower pace than in May.
The output of the food, drinks and tobacco segment, which made up 12% of the manufacturing sector output, slipped 11.1%.
KSH confirmed that headline industrial output fell 3.8% in June, following a 6.7% decline in the previous month.
Output dropped 6.1% when adjusted for the number of workdays.
In a month-on-month comparison, output fell a seasonally- and workday-adjusted 0.9%.
For the period January-June, output dropped 4.8% year-on-year.
Industrial sales fell 6.5% in June. Export sales climbed 4% but domestic sales dropped 20%.
In absolute terms, industrial sales reached HUF 5.715 trillion. Exports sales accounted for 62.7% of the total.
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