List of Malaysian states by GDP

This is a list of Malaysian states and federal territories sorted by their gross domestic product dating back to 2010.[1][2]

As of early 2021, 1 Malaysian Ringgit (symbol: RM, currency code: MYR) ranges around SG$0.30 (Singapore),[3] US$0.24 (United States)[4] and €0.20 (Eurozone).[5]

Gross Domestic Product by state

The following table is the list of the GDP of Malaysian states released by the Department of Statistics Malaysia.[6]

State or Federal Territory	2019 GDP (RM Million)	2018 GDP (RM Million)	2017 GDP (RM Million)	2016 GDP (RM Million)	2015 GDP (RM Million)	2014 GDP (RM Million)	2013 GDP (RM Million)	2012 GDP (RM Million)	2011 GDP (RM Million)	2010 GDP (RM Million)
Selangor	357,807	321,069	300,627	280,698	239,968	226,964	212,645	200,906	187,434	177,718
Kuala Lumpur	244,210	217,818	204,141	190,075	160,388	152,380	140,534	131,514	122,890	113,095
Sarawak	149,724	129,662	127,120	121,414	106,063	102,318	98,089	94,013	92,700	87,131
Johor	140,450	130,852	123,913	116,679	98,880	93,665	87,974	84,050	78,946	74,102
Sabah	98,883	88,042	86,741	80,167	70,421	66,376	63,226	61,223	59,339	58,127
Penang	97,716	89,957	85,592	81,284	69,844	66,200	61,324	58,353	55,827	52,946
Perak	79,448	75,129	71,348	67,629	58,033	54,785	52,368	49,756	46,346	43,313
Pahang	60,964	58,239	56,543	52,452	45,882	43,946	42,201	40,047	38,148	35,871
Negeri Sembilan	51,099	46,333	44,466	42,389	37,539	35,963	34,892	33,924	32,007	30,229
Kedah	48,717	44,374	42,626	40,596	35,999	34,105	32,740	31,241	29,585	27,356
Malacca	45,651	41,826	40,256	37,274	31,715	30,071	27,933	27,276	25,487	24,187
Terengganu	38,496	35,028	34,174	32,270	27,760	26,866	25,326	24,292	23,509	22,769
Kelantan	26,940	24,799	24,171	23,020	19,722	19,048	18,136	17,558	16,691	15,591
Labuan	7,725	6,768	6,349	5,984	5,119	4,790	4,549	4,167	3,852	3,389
Perlis	6,518	5,962	5,772	5,642	4,917	4,806	4,574	4,426	4,214	4,105
Malaysia	1,510,693	1,365,523	1,302,697	1,230,120	1,062,805	1,012,506	955,080	912,261	864,920	821,434

Gross Domestic Product per capita by state

The following table is a list of the GDP per capita of Malaysian states released by the Department of Statistics Malaysia.

State or Federal Territory	2019 GDP per capita (RM)	2018 GDP per capita (RM)	2017 GDP per capita (RM)	2016 GDP per capita (RM)	2015 GDP per capita (RM)	2014 GDP per capita (RM)	2013 GDP per capita (RM)	2012 GDP per capita (RM)	2011 GDP per capita (RM)	2010 GDP per capita (RM)
Kuala Lumpur	129,472	121,293	111,321	101,420	94,722	90,464	82,208	77,073	70,675	64,693
Labuan	77,798	74,337	65,949	61,833	58,577	55,566	53,576	49,157	44,044	38,445
Penang	55,243	52,397	49,873	47,322	44,847	42,130	38,490	37,053	35,527	33,597
Selangor	54,995	51,528	48,091	44,616	42,611	40,536	38,071	36,799	34,478	32,300
Sarawak	53,358	52,301	49,327	44,333	44,012	44,596	41,766	41,493	40,636	35,034
Malacca	49,172	47,960	46,015	41,363	39,853	38,656	35,699	34,965	32,421	29,366
Negeri Sembilan	45,373	43,047	41,615	38,559	36,699	35,865	34,118	33,761	32,136	29,363
Johor	37,342	36,394	34,362	31,952	29,539	28,089	26,308	25,442	24,350	22,035
Pahang	36,474	35,554	35,352	32,244	30,343	29,341	27,856	27,413	27,069	23,883
Perak	31,668	30,303	29,226	27,246	25,418	21,132	22,445	21,711	20,370	18,207
Terengganu	30,933	30,216	29,347	27,268	26,529	26,397	24,449	23,935	23,282	21,573
Perlis	25,656	24,442	23,372	22,479	21,394	20,999	20,196	19,537	18,299	17,410
Sabah	25,326	25,861	23,979	21,081	19,734	19,723	18,680	19,487	19,648	17,831
Kedah	22,412	21,410	20,327	19,152	18,249	17,329	16,616	16,088	15,563	14,034
Kelantan	14,300	13,668	13,593	12,812	12,075	11,748	11,284	11,217	10,894	9,806
Malaysia	46,450	44,682	42,228	38,887	37,104	36,031	33,714	32,913	31,372	28,733

See also

• Economy of Malaysia

References

1. "Table 30: GDP by State, 2010-2016 at Current Prices - RM Million" (PDF) (in Malay and English). Department of Statistics, Malaysia. p. 17/32. Retrieved 22 February 2018.
2. "Table 2.6.2: Gross Domestic Product by State at Constant Prices (2010 = 100), 2010 - 2016, Malaysia" (PDF) (in Malay and English). Economic Planning Unit, Prime Minister's Department of Malaysia. p. 1/2. Archived from the original (PDF) on 21 April 2017. Retrieved 22 February 2018.
3. "XE: MYR / SGD Currency Chart. Malaysian Ringgit to Singapore Dollar Rates". www.xe.com. Retrieved 4 January 2021.
4. "XE: MYR / USD Currency Chart. Malaysian Ringgit to US Dollar Rates". www.xe.com. Retrieved 4 January 2021.
5. "XE: MYR / EUR Currency Chart. Malaysian Ringgit to Euro Rates". www.xe.com. Retrieved 4 January 2021.
6. "Department of Statistics Malaysia Official Portal". www.dosm.gov.my. Retrieved 30 September 2020.

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