1Services54.8
2Manufacturing28
3Agriculture10.8
4Construction4.7
5Mining & quarrying0.4
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Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM)share of state real GDP · %IN BRIEF
ECONOMY · STATE IDENTITY · MALAYSIA
What powers each Malaysian state economy?
Move from state to state and compare the latest 2025 real-GDP shares of Agriculture, Mining & quarrying, Manufacturing, Construction and Services.
SHOW ME THE DATAJohor → W.P. Putrajaya · share of state real GDP · %
1Services56
2Manufacturing30.1
3Agriculture10.5
4Construction2.5
5Mining & quarrying0.2
1Services71.8
2Agriculture19.8
3Manufacturing4.7
4Construction2
5Mining & quarrying1.5
1Services52.4
2Manufacturing35.4
3Agriculture9.3
4Construction2.5
5Mining & quarrying0.1
1Services53.1
2Manufacturing37.3
3Agriculture6.2
4Construction2.7
5Mining & quarrying0.4
1Services52.6
2Agriculture22.4
3Manufacturing20.8
4Construction3.3
5Mining & quarrying0.8
1Services61.8
2Manufacturing21.1
3Agriculture13.6
4Construction2.7
5Mining & quarrying0.6
1Services71.2
2Agriculture16.5
3Manufacturing7.7
4Construction2.4
5Mining & quarrying0.5
1Manufacturing47.3
2Services46.7
3Construction3.3
4Agriculture1.7
5Mining & quarrying0.1
1Services52.1
2Mining & quarrying22
3Agriculture13.9
4Manufacturing7.2
5Construction4.4
1Services39.3
2Manufacturing24.9
3Mining & quarrying20.9
4Agriculture10.2
5Construction4.2
1Services60.8
2Manufacturing28.5
3Construction5.8
4Agriculture1.1
5Mining & quarrying0.2
1Mining & quarrying100
2Agriculture0
3Construction0
4Manufacturing0
5Services0
1Services53
2Manufacturing35.6
3Agriculture7.5
4Construction3.2
5Mining & quarrying0.6
1Services91.7
2Construction5.1
3Manufacturing2.6
4Mining & quarrying0.1
5Agriculture0
1Services80.2
2Manufacturing15.8
3Construction1.8
4Agriculture1.5
5Mining & quarrying0
1Services96.4
2Construction3.5
3Agriculture0
4Manufacturing0
5Mining & quarrying0
Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM)share of state real GDP · %SourceDepartment of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM) ↗01 Jul 2026 · data through 2025HIGH CONFIDENCE
Method & notes
The sector mix separates manufacturing-heavy, services-heavy, resource-heavy and agriculture-heavy state economies at a glance.
METHOD & LIMITATIONSHow the numbers were calculated
PulseKita takes DOSM's 2025 real GDP at constant 2015 prices for the five main production sectors and divides each sector by the state's overall real GDP. Each frame is one state rather than one year.
- This story compares economic structure, not economic size. A smaller state can have a higher manufacturing or agriculture share than a much larger economy.
- W.P. Putrajaya is included within W.P. Kuala Lumpur in DOSM's state GDP series and therefore does not have its own frame.
- The Supranational GDP category is excluded because it cannot be assigned to a specific state.
- Sector sums may differ slightly from 100% because of independent rounding and product taxes less subsidies.
Evidence trail
EVIDENCE CHAINtransformation inherited from methodology
- 1Primary evidenceAnnual Real GDP by State & Economic Sector
- 2TransformationPulseKita takes DOSM's 2025 real GDP at constant 2015 prices for the five main production sectors and divides each sector by the state's overall real GDP. Each frame is one state rather than one year.
- 3Published visualSequence infographic
Source
HIGH CONFIDENCEofficial primary
COVERAGEJohor → W.P. Putrajaya
UNITshare of state real GDP · %
SOURCEmachine readable
UPDATED01 Jul 2026 · data through 2025