Sub-Saharan Africa Manufacturing Output 1981-2025
Sub-Saharan Africa manufacturing output for 2023 was 227.25 billion US dollars, a 3.24% decline from 2022.
- Sub-Saharan Africa manufacturing output for 2022 was 234.85 billion US dollars, a 5.18% increase from 2021.
- Sub-Saharan Africa manufacturing output for 2021 was 223.28 billion US dollars, a 17.5% increase from 2020.
- Sub-Saharan Africa manufacturing output for 2020 was 190.03 billion US dollars, a 5.82% decline from 2019.
| Country Rankings | |
|---|---|
| Country Name | Billions of US $ |
| China | $4.659T |
| Euro Area | $2.327T |
| Germany | $844.93B |
| India | $455.77B |
| South Korea | $416.39B |
| Mexico | $360.73B |
| Italy | $354.72B |
| France | $294.47B |
| Brazil | $289.79B |
| United Kingdom | $284.06B |
| Indonesia | $255.96B |
| Russia | $251.58B |
| Turkey | $215.04B |
| Ireland | $186.52B |
| Spain | $181.59B |
| Switzerland | $160.23B |
| Saudi Arabia | $157.88B |
| Poland | $131.71B |
| Netherlands | $130.23B |
| Thailand | $128.27B |
| Argentina | $104.39B |
| Vietnam | $102.63B |
| Bangladesh | $97.73B |
| Australia | $92.89B |
| Malaysia | $92.12B |
| Singapore | $88.50B |
| Austria | $80.82B |
| Sweden | $77.46B |
| Belgium | $75.08B |
| Philippines | $70.90B |
| Czech Republic | $70.73B |
| Egypt | $59.64B |
| Denmark | $56.28B |
| Nigeria | $55.74B |
| Puerto Rico | $53.77B |
| South Africa | $48.81B |
| Romania | $47.92B |
| Pakistan | $45.94B |
| Finland | $44.97B |
| Colombia | $39.60B |
| Hungary | $36.40B |
| Portugal | $34.30B |
| Kazakhstan | $32.15B |
| Chile | $30.89B |
| Norway | $29.46B |
| Slovak Republic | $28.61B |
| Greece | $21.08B |
| Morocco | $20.51B |
| Algeria | $18.65B |
| Uzbekistan | $17.71B |
| Dominican Republic | $16.69B |
| Belarus | $16.53B |
| Sri Lanka | $15.12B |
| Ecuador | $14.79B |
| Ukraine | $14.74B |
| Guatemala | $14.28B |
| Slovenia | $13.54B |
| Democratic Republic of Congo | $11.92B |
| Costa Rica | $11.78B |
| Lithuania | $11.08B |
| Iraq | $8.95B |
| Jordan | $8.81B |
| Croatia | $8.76B |
| Ghana | $8.57B |
| Bahrain | $8.57B |
| Paraguay | $8.35B |
| Uganda | $7.69B |
| Tunisia | $7.35B |
| Ethiopia | $7.33B |
| Uruguay | $7.30B |
| Angola | $6.78B |
| Tanzania | $6.64B |
| Cameroon | $6.36B |
| Cambodia | $5.82B |
| Honduras | $5.27B |
| Latvia | $5.19B |
| Estonia | $5.18B |
| Haiti | $4.86B |
| El Salvador | $4.76B |
| Gabon | $4.43B |
| Azerbaijan | $4.18B |
| Panama | $3.90B |
| Zimbabwe | $3.66B |
| Bosnia | $3.53B |
| Luxembourg | $3.03B |
| Iceland | $2.88B |
| Brunei | $2.82B |
| Armenia | $2.69B |
| Georgia | $2.52B |
| Nicaragua | $2.45B |
| Zambia | $2.34B |
| Burkina Faso | $2.17B |
| Benin | $1.98B |
| Nepal | $1.87B |
| North Macedonia | $1.83B |
| Kyrgyz Republic | $1.76B |
| Cyprus | $1.69B |
| Mauritius | $1.61B |
| Jamaica | $1.55B |
| Lao PDR | $1.47B |
| Malta | $1.42B |
| Rwanda | $1.39B |
| Namibia | $1.39B |
| Mongolia | $1.37B |
| Moldova | $1.36B |
| Albania | $1.36B |
| Kosovo | $1.33B |
| Eswatini | $1.27B |
| Mali | $1.25B |
| Niger | $1.21B |
| Togo | $1.16B |
| Botswana | $1.09B |
| Equatorial Guinea | $717.55M |
| Mauritania | $531.80M |
| Fiji | $507.05M |
| Central African Republic | $458.74M |
| Lesotho | $286.93M |
| Bahamas | $144.50M |
| Cabo Verde | $120.11M |
| Seychelles | $119.15M |
| Sierra Leone | $59.80M |
| St. Lucia | $53.02M |
| Antigua and Barbuda | $50.83M |
| Samoa | $47.84M |
| Grenada | $47.06M |
| St. Kitts and Nevis | $40.01M |
| St. Vincent and the Grenadines | $33.38M |
| Dominica | $17.90M |
| Micronesia | $2.26M |