Value Added By The Manufacturing Sector

Asia Ranking

percent of GDPSource: IMF

Current Rank	Country	Value	Latest Reading	Previous Rank	Previous Value

1	China	27.44	2021	1	26.77
2	Thailand	27.01	2021	2	26.71
3	South Korea	25.39	2021	3	24.81
4	Burma (Myanmar)	24.76	2019	4	24.22
5	Malaysia	23.49	2021	5	22.28
6 ↑	Bangladesh	21.24	2021	7	20.6
7 ↑	Uzbekistan	19.98	2021	10	19.64
8	Japan	19.75	2020	8	20.06
9 ↓	Singapore	19.43	2019	6	20.74
10 ↓	Indonesia	19.25	2021	9	19.87
11 ↑	Brunei	18.51	2021	14	15.77
12 ↑	Sri Lanka	17.99	2021	13	16.15
13 ↓	Cambodia	17.86	2021	12	16.2
14 ↓	Philippines	17.64	2021	11	17.66
15	Turkmenistan	17.48	2003	15	14.5
16 ↑	Tajikistan	15.63	2020	18	13.23
17	India	14.07	2021	17	13.68
18 ↓	Kyrgyzstan	13.46	2021	16	14.46
19	Kazakhstan	13.33	2021	19	13.07
20	Russia	12.97	2019	20	12.82
21	Pakistan	11.98	2021	21	11.42
22 ↑	Laos	8.7	2021	23	7.68
23 ↓	Mongolia	7.6	2021	22	7.76
24 ↑	Azerbaijan	6.82	2021	25	6.1
25 ↓	Bhutan	5.95	2020	24	7.51
26	Nepal	4.67	2021	26	4.47
27	Maldives	2.49	2020	27	2.05
28	Hong Kong	0.94	2020	28	1.03
29	Macao	0.86	2020	29	0.56

Definition of Value Added By The Manufacturing Sector

Manufacturing refers to industries belonging to ISIC divisions 15-37. Value added is the net output of a sector after adding up all outputs and subtracting intermediate inputs. It is calculated without making deductions for depreciation of fabricated assets or depletion and degradation of natural resources. The origin of value added is determined by the International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC), revision 3. Note: For VAB countries, gross value added at factor cost is used as the denominator.