0110880773 - PEGAS COMMERCIAL AND INVESTMENT COMPANY LIMITED

- - Activities providing support services on a fee or contract basis for mining activities in sectors 05, 07 and 08;
- - Activities providing exploration services using traditional methods and ore sampling, performing geological observations in potential areas;
- Activities of providing water pumping and drainage services on a fee or contract basis;
- - Providing test drilling and test excavation services.
- Processing and manufacturing include activities that physically or chemically change materials or substances or change their constituent components to create new products, even though they are not standard products. single criterion for defining processing (see waste processing below). Materials, substances, or modified components are raw materials from agricultural, forestry, fishery, mining or ore products as well as other products of processing operations. Changes, renovations or restoration of goods are also considered processing activities. Units in this processing industry include workshops, factories or manufacturing plants that use manual machines and equipment. Units that process products manually at home and sell manufactured products such as garments and baking to the market are also included in this industry group. Processing units here also include activities that handle materials or contract with other processing units for their materials. Both types of these units are processing operations.
- The output of the manufacturing process can be considered finished as a product for final consumption or as a semi-finished product and become an input for further processing. For example: The output of the alumina refining process is the input of aluminum pre-processing, pre-processed aluminum products are the inputs of aluminum spinning factories, aluminum fiber products are the inputs of the synthetic fiber production process. fit...
- Assembly activities considered processing are only assembly activities associated with the process of creating products of the processing industry. This industry includes the assembly of factory products, semi-finished products or component parts.
- Production of component parts and specialized details and spare parts accompanying machinery and equipment, according to the rules, are classified into the same group of machinery and equipment with detailed spare parts attached to it. Production of component parts and non-specialized details and spare parts of machinery and equipment such as: Engines, pistons, electric motors, electrical assemblies, bicycle valves, attached assembled parts classified into appropriate production groups without looking at the machinery and equipment that these components are assembled into. However, the manufacture of individual components and associated parts by molding or pouring plastic materials is classified in group 2220 (Manufacture of products from plastics). The act of assembling parts that make up a manufactured product is considered a manufacturing activity. It involves assembling manufactured products from purchased or self-manufactured parts.
- Recycling of waste, i.e. processing of waste into secondary raw materials, is classified in group 3830 (Recycling of scrap). Although this activity may involve physical and chemical changes, it is not considered part of the manufacturing activity. The primary purpose of these activities is to treat or process waste and they are classified in sector E (Water supply; waste and wastewater management and treatment activities). However, the production of new final products (as opposed to secondary raw materials) is classified as manufacturing even if these processes use waste as an input. For example: Manufacturing silver from used photographic film is considered a manufacturing process.
- Professional repair and maintenance of machinery and equipment of industry, commerce and similar industries are classified in division 33 (Repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment). However, repair of computers and personal and household appliances is classified in industry 95 (Repair of computers, personal and household appliances), and repair of motorcycles, mopeds, and other motor vehicles at garages are classified in industry 45 (Sales and repair of cars, motorbikes, motorbikes and other motor vehicles).
- Installation of machinery and equipment when carried out as a professional activity is classified in group 33200 (Installation of industrial machinery and equipment).
- Note: The boundary between processing and other areas in the classification system is not clear as a general rule, activities in this part of processing include converting raw materials to create new products. The output is a new product. However, the definition of what constitutes a new product can be somewhat subjective.
- When screening, the following activities are considered processing and manufacturing industries in the industry classification table:
- - Bottling and pasteurizing milk, under group 10500 (Processing milk and milk products);
- - Fresh fish processing (deboning, fleshing of fish species) This activity is not carried out on fishing boats, classified in group 1020 (Processing and preserving aquatic products and aquatic products);
- Printing and related activities are classified in group 181 (Printing and services related to printing);
- - Production of concrete and concrete mixing is classified in group 23950 (Manufacture of concrete and products from concrete, cement and plaster);
- - Leather tanning is classified in group 15110 (Tanning and preliminary treatment of leather; preliminary treatment and dyeing of fur);
- - Preserving wood is classified in group 1610 (Saw sawing, chipping, planing and preserving wood);
- - Electrical codes, gearboxes, metal heating and polishing elements are classified in group 25920 (Mechanical processing; metal treatment and coating);
- - Rebuilding or remanufacturing machinery and equipment (such as automobile engines) is classified in group 29100 (Manufacture of automobiles and other motor vehicles);
- - In response, tires are classified in group 22110 (Manufacture of rubber tubes and tires, retreading and recycling of rubber tires).
- On the contrary, there are a few activities that, although sometimes involved in transformation processes, are classified in another group of the sectoral table, in other words they are not classified in sector C (Processing and manufacturing industries). , including:
- - Timber cutting activities are classified into sector A (Agriculture, forestry and fisheries);
- - Cleaning of agricultural products classified into sector A (Agriculture, forestry and fisheries);
- - Enrichment of ores and other minerals classified in sector B (Mining);
- - Construction activities and production activities at construction sites are classified into sector F (Construction);
- Unloading and dividing into small batches of goods including packing, wrapping or bottled goods such as liquids or chemicals, presenting to customers on the computer, sorting into individual parts a... has been classified in industry G (Wholesale and retail; repair of cars, motorbikes, motorbikes and other motor vehicles).