244400 Copper production

A six-digit type of NOGA 2025, in division 24, Manufacture of basic metals.

2 companies coded so far
1 NOGA 2008 codes it continues

Where it sits

Section
C Manufacturing
Division
24 Manufacture of basic metals
Group
244 Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals
Class
2444 Copper production
Type
244400 Copper production

Its name in four languages

Deutsch
Erzeugung und erste Bearbeitung von Kupfer
Français
Métallurgie du cuivre
Italiano
Produzione di rame
English
Copper production

What it includes

  • manufacture of unrefined or refined unwrought copper, alloyed or not alloyed, from ores or from copper waste and scrap
  • manufacture of bars, rods, profiles, plates, sheets and strip of copper and copper alloys
  • manufacture of wire of copper and copper alloys
  • manufacture of tubes, pipes, tube and pipe fittings of copper and copper alloys
  • manufacture of copper foil, whether or not printed or backed with paper, paperboard, plastics or similar backing materials

It also includes

  • manufacture of bars, rods, profiles, plates, sheets, strip, wire, tubes and pipes of brass

What it excludes

  • casting of copper, see 245400
  • shredding of copper waste and scrap, see 382100

NOGA 2008 codes it continues

Since the switch to NOGA 2025, companies coded under these NOGA 2008 types belong under 244400, in the share the BFS measured in its business register (BUR).

NOGA 2008 Share moved to 244400
244400 100%

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What a NOGA code is, and how to find a company's code

Company counts cover the 145,068 of 782,904 active companies in the commercial register that Prospex has coded so far, from their registered purpose and website, so they are a floor. Geneva is 93% coded, because its cantonal register publishes a code per company; the other cantons 11% so far. They are Prospex's codes, not the code the BFS assigns in its business register (BUR). Codes, labels and notes: Swiss Federal Statistical Office (BFS), NOGA 2025, through the I14Y interoperability platform and the KUBB coding tool.