List of Malaysian states by GDP

This is a list of Malaysian states and federal territories sorted by their gross domestic product (GDP).[1][2]

As of 3 November 2022, the Malaysian Ringgit (symbol: RM, currency code: MYR) is equivalent to 0.211 United States dollar[3] or 0.213 Euros.[4]

In 2024, the three largest contributors to Malaysia's GDP are Selangor (25.9%), Kuala Lumpur (15.9%) and Johor (9.6%).[5][6] GDP per capita also varied widely across the country, with Kuala Lumpur, Labuan, Penang and Sarawak classified as high-income economies as of 2022[update].[7]

## Gross Domestic Product by state

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The following table is the list of the GDP of Malaysian states released by the Department of Statistics Malaysia.[8][9]

Data for 2024 estimates (US$ 1 = MYR 4.58 at 2024 average market exchange rate,[10] international $ (I$) using 2024 PPP conversion factor from World Bank (I$ 1 = MYR1.40) [11])

GDP by State or Federal Territory (2024)

7,161

8,728

18,072

40,914

12,472

14,602

105,960

65,138

29,889

21,878

13,198

1,600

40,370

25,007

1,916

<$10 billion  $10 billion - <$40 billion  $40 billion - <$80 billion  >$80 billion

State or Federal Territory  | GDP Nominal / PPP

in US$ / Int$ (RM)

|

2024[5] | 2023[12] | 2022[13] | 2021[14] | 2020  | 2019  | 2018  | 2017  | 2016  | 2015  | 2010
Malaysia | 421,898 / 1,380,208

(1,932,291)

| 399,760 / 1,274,758 (1,822,904)  | 407,127 / 1,133,771 (1,791,358)  | 374,129 / 1,025,760 (1,548,898)  | 337,735 / 933,217 (1,418,491)  | 365,395 / 969,703 (1,512,738)  | 358,356 / 916,303 (1,447,760)  | 319,141 / 852,366 (1,372,310)  | 301,132 / 806,256 (1,249,698)  | 301,007 / 764,247 (1,176,941)  | 255,103 / 578,474 (821,434)
Selangor | 105,960 / 346,642 (485,299)  | 98,744 / 314,875 (450,271)  | 95,827 / 243,589 (421,641)  | 83,087 / 227,803 (343,983)  | 77,810 / 215,003 (326,805)  | 83,335 / 221,158 (345,008)  | 80,003 / 204,566 (323,215)  | 70,275 / 187,693 (302,186)  | 67,913 / 181,831 (281,839)  | 68,753 / 174,561 (268,825)  | 55,191 / 125,153 (177,718)
Kuala Lumpur | 65,138 / 213,096 (298,334)  | 60,859 / 194,069 (277,519)  | 59,711 / 151,779 (262,730)  | 53,069 / 145,500 (219,706)  | 51,773 / 143,057 (217,447)  | 56,471 / 149,867 (233,794)  | 54,544 / 139,467 (220,359)  | 47,947 / 128,058 (206,174)  | 46,178 / 123,639 (191,641)  | 46,257 / 117,444 (180,865)  | 35,122 / 79,644 (113,095)
Johor | 40,914 / 133,846 (187,385)  | 31,401 / 120,163 (148,205)  | 47,537 / 89,909 (142,056)  | 31,715 / 86,955 (131,303)  | 30,493 / 84,259 (128,074)  | 32,421 / 86,042 (134,226)  | 32,323 / 82,649 (130,586)  | 28,735 / 76,745 (123,561)  | 28,116 / 75,278 (116,682)  | 28,133 / 71,429 (110,002)  | 23,013 / 52,184 (74,102)
Sarawak | 40,370 / 132,067 (184,894)  | 30,158 / 127,075 (142,352)  | 45,405 / 88,709 (140,161)  | 31,780 / 87,133 (131,572)  | 30,370 / 83,918 (127,556)  | 33,033 / 87,666 (136,759)  | 32,923 / 84,183 (133,010)  | 30,271 / 80,850 (130,169)  | 30,003 / 80,330 (124,513)  | 31,095 / 78,951 (121,585)  | 27,059 / 61,359 (87,131)
Penang | 29,889 / 97,779 (136,890)  | 24,567 / 89,925 (115,957)  | 27,535 / 70,966 (121,154)  | 23,939 / 65,636 (99,111)  | 22,069 / 60,980 (92,691)  | 22,861 / 60,669 (94,645)  | 22,582 / 57,743 (91,234)  | 20,178 / 53,893 (86,768)  | 19,877 / 53,221 (82,493)  | 19,986 / 50,744 (78,146)  | 16,442 / 37,285 (52,946)
Sabah | 25,007 / 81,807 (114,530)  | 24,541 / 78,256 (111,906)  | 27,758 / 77,938 (122,138)  | 19,081 / 52,317 (78,999)  | 18,533 / 51,210 (77,840)  | 20,686 / 54,898 (85,642)  | 21,042 / 53,805 (85,012)  | 19,486 / 52,045

(83,793)

| 18,679 / 50,011 (77,518)  | 18,868 / 47,906 (73,776)  | 18,051 / 40,934 (58,127)
Perak | 21,878 / 71,573 (100,202)  | 20,708 / 66,023 (94,427)  | 21,161 / 50,768 (93,112)  | 18,580 / 50,942 (76,923)  | 17,681 / 48,857 (74,264)  | 18,355 / 48,713 (75,993)  | 18,076 / 46,814 (73,031)  | 16,124 / 43,066 (69,337)  | 15,893 / 42,553 (65,958)  | 16,157 / 41,023 (63,176)  | 13,451 / 30,502 (43,313)
Pahang | 18,072 / 59,122 (82,771)  | 16,602 / 52,939 (75,703)  | 17,289 / 38,858 (76,075)  | 13,382 / 36,690 (55,403)  | 13,067 / 36,108 (54,885)  | 14,114 / 37,457 (58,434)  | 13,933 / 35,626 (56,290)  | 12,695 / 33,907 (54,591)  | 12,259 / 32,822 (50,875)  | 12,647 / 32,110 (49,450)  | 11,140 / 25,261 (35,871)
Negeri Sembilan | 14,602 / 47,768 (66,875)  | 13,883 / 44,271 (63,308)  | 13,684 / 32,177 (60,213)  | 11,541 / 31,644 (47,783)  | 11,032 / 30,484 (46,336)  | 11,602 / 30,791 (48,034)  | 11,310 / 28,920 (45,694)  | 10,189 / 27,214 (43,816)  | 10,065 / 26,949 (41,771)  | 10,277 / 26,094 (40,186)  | 9,387 / 24,378 (30,229)
Kedah | 13,198 / 43,190 (60,466)  | 12,397 / 40,312 (57,646)  | 12,812 / 32,239 (56,373)  | 11,476 / 31,464 (47,511)  | 10,962 / 30,290 (46,042)  | 11,314 / 30,026 (46,841)  | 11,090 / 28,356 (44,804)  | 10,015 / 26,749 (43,067)  | 9,917 / 26,552 (41,156)  | 10,115 / 25,681 (39,550)  | 8,495 / 19,264 (27,356)
Malacca | 12,472 / 40,800 (57,120)  | 12,150 / 38,745 (55,4050  | 11,544 / 28,790 (50,795)  | 10,120 / 27,748 (41,900)  | 9,769 / 26,993 (41,030)  | 10,527 / 27,937 (43,583)  | 10,489 / 26,820 (42,376)  | 9,495 / 25,360 (40,830)  | 9,087 / 24,330 (37,713)  | 9,226 / 23,426 (36,077)  | 7,511 / 17,033 (24,187)
Terengganu | 8,728 / 28,551 (39,972)  | 8,251 / 26,311 (37,625)  | 8,686 / 23,613 (38,221)  | 8,511 / 23,336 (35,238)  | 8,093 / 22,364 (33,994)  | 8,695 / 23,077 (36,001)  | 8,623 / 22,049 (34,838)  | 7,902 / 21,104 (33,979)  | 7,742 / 20,730 (32,133)  | 7,960 / 20,210 (31,124)  | 7,071 / 16,034 (22,769)
Kelantan | 7,161 / 23,427 (32,798)  | 6,859 / 21,871 (31,275)  | 6,887 / 17,022 (30,306)  | 6,231 / 17,084 (25,797)  | 5,997 / 16,571 (25,188)  | 6,154 / 16,332 (25,479)  | 5,975 / 15,280 (24,143)  | 5,465 / 14,596 (23,501)  | 5,415 / 14,500 (22,476)  | 5,475 / 13,901 (21,408)  | 4,841 / 10,979 (15,591)
Labuan | 1,916 / 6,267 (8,774)  | 1,823 / 5,814 (8,314)  | 1,882 / 5,034 (8,285)  | 1,847 / 5,066 (7,650)  | 1,812 / 5,008 (7,613)  | 1,841 / 4,886 (7,623)  | 1,793 / 4,585 (7,245)  | 1,579 / 4,217 (6,790)  | 1,545 / 4,136 (6,412)  | 1,534 / 3,895 (5,999)  | 1,274 / 2,890 (4,105)
Perlis | 1,600 / 5,236 (7,330)  | 1,541 / 4,913 (7,026)  | 1,522 / 3,924 (6,701)  | 1,417 / 3,886 (5,868)  | 1,377 / 3,805 (5,785)  | 1,485 / 3,942 (6,151)  | 1,456 / 3,724 (5,885)  | 1,324 / 3,537 (5,695)  | 1,342 / 3,593 (5,570)  | 1,369 / 3,475 (5,353)  | 1,052 / 2,386 (3,389)

## Gross Domestic Product per capita by state

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The following table is a list of the GDP per capita of Malaysian states released by the Department of Statistics Malaysia. Data for 2024 estimates (US$ at 2024 average market exchange rate,[15] international $ (I$) using 2024 PPP conversion factor from World Bank[16])

GDP Per capita by State or Federal Territory (2024)

3,729

7,083

10,833

9,773

11,911

11,775

14,390

29,774  & 29,774

16,601

8,514

5,954

5,392

16,032

6,682

18,996

<$10,000  $10,000 - <$15,000  $15,000 - <$20,000  >$20,000

State or Federal Territory  | GDP Per capita Nominal / PPP

in US$ / Int$ (RM)

|

2024  | 2023  | 2022  | 2021  | 2020  | 2019  | 2018  | 2017  | 2016  | 2015  | 2010
Malaysia | 12,387 / 40,524 (56,734)  | 11,976 / 38,190 (54,612)  | 12,469 / 34,723 (54,863)  | 11,458 / 31,416 (47,439)  | 10,351 / 28,601 (43,475)  | 11,219 / 29,775 (46,450)  | 11,059 / 28,279 (44,682)  | 9,820 / 26,228 (42,228)  | 9,370 / 25,088 (38,887)  | 9,489 / 24,093 (37,104)  | 8,923 / 20,234 (28,733)
Kuala Lumpur | 29,774 / 97,404 (136,365)  | 28,736 / 91,634 (131,038) | 28,909 / 80,506 (127,199) | 26,882 / 73,703 (111,292) | 28,833 / 79,671 (121,100) | 31,273 / 82,995 (129,472) | 30,023 / 76,768 (121,293) | 25,888/ 69,143 (111,321) | 24,438 / 65,432 (101,420) | 24,225 / 61,507 (94,722) | 20,090 / 45,558 (64,693)
Labuan | 18,996 / 62,145 (87,003)  | 18,332 / 58,459 (83,596) | 18,557 / 51,678 (81,652) | 19,648 / 53,870 (81,345) | 18,309 / 50,590 (76,898) | 18,791 / 49,871 (77,798) | 18,400 / 47,048 (74,337) | 15,336 / 40,962 (65,949) | 14,899 / 39,892 (61,833) | 14,981 / 38,037 (58,577) | 11,939 / 27,073 (38,445)
Penang | 16,601 / 54,309 (76,033)  | 15,918 / 50,759 (72,586) | 15,837 / 44,104 (69,684) | 14,416 / 39,526 (59,685) | 13,279 / 36,693 (55,774) | 13,344 / 35,412 (55,243) | 12,969 / 33,162 (52,397) | 11,598 / 30,977 (49,873) | 11,402 / 30,530 (47,322) | 11,469 / 29,121 (44,847) | 10,433 / 23,659 (33,597)
Sarawak | 16,032 / 52,447 (73,426)  | 15,880 / 50,637 (72,411) | 18,377 / 51,175 (80,857) | 15,935 / 43,689 (65,971) | 13,316 / 36,796 (55,931) | 12,888/ 34,204 (53,358) | 12,945 / 33,101 (52,301) | 11,471 / 30,637 (49,327) | 10,682 / 28,601 (44,333) | 11,256 / 28,579 (44,012) | 10,880 / 24,671 (35,034)
Selangor | 14,390 / 47,076 (65,907)  | 13,704 / 43,701 (62,492) | 13,615 / 37,916 (59,908) | 12,543 / 34,390 (51,930) | 11,573 / 31,978 (48,607) | 13,284 / 35,253 (54,995) | 12,754 / 32,612 (51,528) | 11,183 / 29,870 (48,091) | 10,750 / 28,784 (44,616) | 10,897 / 27,669 (42,611) | 10,031 / 22,746 (32,300)
Malacca | 11,911 / 38,966 (54,553)  | 11,825 / 37,708 (53,922) | 11,456 / 31,903 (50,407) | 10,775 / 29,543 (44,610) | 10,205 / 28,198 (42,861) | 11,877 / 10,960 (49,172) | 11,871 / 30,354 (47,960) | 10,701 / 28,580 (46,015) | 9,966 / 26,685 (41,363) | 10,192 / 25,878 (39,853) | 9,119 / 20,680 (29,366)
Negeri Sembilan | 11,775 / 38,520 (53,928)  | 11,340 / 36,160 (51,709) | 11,319 / 31,522 (49,804) | 10,747 / 29,466 (44,495) | 9,822 / 27,140 (41,254) | 10,960 / 29,085 (45,373) | 10,655 / 27,244 (43,047) | 9,677 / 25,847 (41,615) | 9,291 / 24,876 (38,559) | 9,385 / 23,830 (36,699) | 9,118 / 2,678 (29,363)
Pahang | 10,833 / 35,441 (49,617)  | 10,106 / 32,227 (46,084) | 10,722 / 29,859 (47,177) | 9,978 / 27,359 (41,313) | 9,050 / 25,006 (38,010) | 8,831 / 23,436 (36,560) | 8,806 / 22,517 (35,577) | 9,058 / 24,193 (38,952) | 8,733 / 23,383 (36,244) | 7,760 / 19,703 (30,343) | 7,417 / 16,819 (23,883)
Johor | 9,773 / 31,973 (44,762)  | 9,189 / 29,302 (41,902) | 9,331 / 25,986 (41,058) | 8,810 / 24,154 (36,474) | 8,070 / 22,300 (33,896) | 9,020 / 23,937 (37,342) | 9,008 / 23,034 (36,394) | 7,991 / 21,342 (34,362) | 7,699 / 20,614 (31,952) | 7,554 / 19,181 (29,539) | 6,843 / 15,517 (22,035)
Perak | 8,514 / 27,854 (38,996)  | 8,151 / 25,993 (37,170) | 8,391 / 23,370 (36,924) | 8,294 / 22,740 (34,338) | 7,530 / 20,806 (31,626) | 7,662 / 20,333 (31,719) | 7,500 / 19,179 (30,303) | 6,796 / 18,152 (29,226) | 6,565 / 17,578 (27,246) | 6,500 / 16,505 (25,418) | 5,654 / 12,821 (18,207)
Terengganu | 7,083 / 23,173 (32,442)  | 6,823 / 21,756 (31,111) | 7,318 / 20,379 (32,199) | 7,464 / 20,464 (30,901) | 7,006 / 19,359 (29,426) | 7,472 / 19,829 (30,933) | 7,479 / 19,124 (30,216) | 6,971 / 18,620 (29,347) | 6,570 / 17,592 (27,268) | 6,784 / 17,226 (26,529) | 6,699 / 15,192 (21,573)
Sabah | 6,682 / 21,861 (30,605)  | 6,830 / 21,781 (31,147) | 8,186 / 22,797 (36,020) | 7,236 / 19,841 (29,960) | 5,869 / 16,218 (24,652) | 6,117 / 16,235 (25,326) | 6,401 / 16,367 (25,861) | 5,576 / 14,893 (23,979) | 5,079 / 13,600 (21,081) | 5,047 / 12,814 (19,734) | 5,537 / 12,557 (17,831)
Kedah | 5,954 / 19,477 (27,268)  | 5,779 / 18,429 (26,353) | 5,902 / 16,435 (25,967) | 5,694 / 15,612 (23,575) | 5,402 / 14,928 (22,693) | 5,414 / 14,367 (22,412) | 5,299 / 13,550 (21,410) | 4,727 / 12,625 (20,327) | 4,614 / 12,356 (19,152) | 4,667 / 11,850 (18,249) | 4,358 / 9,883 (14,034)
Perlis | 5,392 / 17,639 (24,695)  | 5,264 / 16,786 (24,004) | 5,256 / 14,637 (23,126) | 5,195 / 14,243 (21,508) | 5,023 / 13,880 (21,099) | 6,197 / 16,446 (25,656) | 6,050 / 15,469 (24,442) | 5,435 / 14,516 (23,372) | 5,416 / 14,502 (22,479) | 5,471 / 13,892 (21,394) | 5,406 / 12,260 (17,410)
Kelantan | 3,792 / 12,406 (17,368)  | 3,692 / 11,773 (16,836) | 3,765 / 10,485 (16,567) | 3,764 / 10,320 (15,584) | 3,559 / 9,836 (14,951) | 3,464 / 9,193 (14,341) | 3,383 / 8,650 (13,668) | 3,161 / 8,442 (13,593) | 3,087 / 8,265 (12,812) | 3,088 / 7,840 (12,075) | 3,045 / 6,905 (9,806)

## See also

[edit]

* Economy of Malaysia
* List of ASEAN country subdivisions by GDP
* List of Malaysian states by household income

## References

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* https://www.johor.gov.my/kerajaan/bajet-johor/tahun-2019#tab-id-3 Johor 2018 estimate grow 5%-5.2%

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* PPP per capita
* Nominal per capita
* Real income
* Per capita growth
* Disposable income

Countries by region|

* Africa
* PPP
* nominal
* Commonwealth of Nations
* PPP
* nominal
* Latin America & Caribbean
* PPP
* nominal
* North America
* PPP
* nominal
* nominal per capita
* South America
* PPP
* Arab League
* nominal and per capita
* PPP and per capita
* ASEAN
* subdivision
* Asia
* Asia & Pacific
* nominal
* PPP
* Former Soviet Republics
* Europe
* PPP
* PPP per capita
* nominal
* nominal per capita
* Oceania
* GDP

Subnational divisions|

* Albania
* Argentina
* Armenia
* Australia
* Austria
* Baltic States
* Belarus
* Belgium
* Brazil
* Bulgaria
* Canada
* cities
* Chile
* per capita
* China
* per capita
* cities
* prefectures
* Colombia
* Croatia
* Czechia
* Egypt
* Finland
* France
* per capita
* Georgia
* Germany
* per capita
* cities
* Greece
* Hungary
* India
* PPP
* per capita
* Indonesia
* per capita
* cities
* regencies
* Italy
* nominal per capita
* Japan
* per capita
* Kazakhstan
* Kenya
* Malaysia
* Mexico
* per capita
* Moldova
* Mongolia
* Netherlands
* Nigeria
* Nepal
* New Zealand
* Norway
* Pakistan
* Peru
* Philippines
* Poland
* Portugal
* Romania
* Russia
* per capita
* Saudi Arabia
* Serbia
* Slovakia
* South Africa
* South Korea
* cities
* Spain
* Sweden
* Switzerland
* Ukraine
* United Kingdom
* counties
* cities
* United States
* counties
* cities
* Taiwan
* Tanzania
* Thailand
* Turkey
* Vietnam
* EU
* cities
* OECD

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* List of international rankings
* Lists by country

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