How much raw materials account for revenue in industrial enterprises

Backwards, by traditional industrial enterprises, traditional industrial enterprises with low value-added, profit margins of about 5%.

Selling expenses, administrative expenses, financial expenses, accounting for about 10%. To extrapolate this, the cost of production accounts for 100-5-10 = about 85% of sales revenue.

Basically speaking, the traditional industrial enterprises with low technology, workers' wages accounted for about 5%; auxiliary manufacturing costs 5%; fuel and power + raw materials almost reached 85-5-5 = 75% or so.

Raw materials, indicating that the company is a manufacturing company, this raw material is used to produce products. So for a company, the product produced for sale is the main business.

So the raw materials sold would be other business. If the enterprise does not have products to produce, purchased in order to sell, then it is not called raw materials, do not use raw materials accounting.

Any item purchased for sale should be accounted for as inventory, in which case it becomes a trading business, whose main business is to sell these things, and the sale is included in the main business income.