Output of the buildings segment climbed 2%, but civil engineering output slipped 2.6%. In absolute terms, the construction sector's output reached HUF 660 billion in October.
The buildings segment accounted for 61% of the total. In a month-on-month comparison, output rose 1%, adjusted for seasonal and workday effects.
Order stock was 31% lower at the end of October than 12 months earlier.
Buildings segment orders were down 14.4%, and civil engineering orders dropped 42.5%. New orders fell 11.7% during the period.
New orders in the buildings segment slipped 9.3%, and new civil engineering orders decreased 13.9%. Construction sector output fell 4.2% in January-October from the base period.
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