Penang is largest contributor to Malaysia’s exports in Oct
Country’s exports rise 15% year-on-year to RM131.6 bil
Statistician Datuk Seri Mohd Uzir Mahidin says among the top five major exporting states, Penang remains the top exporter with a share of 29.6%, followed by Johor (21.9%), Selangor (17.1%), Sarawak (9.0%) and W.P. Kuala Lumpur (4.3%). – Wikipedia pic, November 28, 2022
KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysian exports rose 15% year-on-year to RM131.6 billion in October 2022, with Penang posting the highest exports at RM7.1 billion.
Malaysia’s total trade in October jumped 21% to RM245.2 billion.
In a statement, the Statistics Department said according to the export-import statistics by state for October released today, higher exports were also recorded in most states such as Johor (RM4.8 billion), Sarawak (RM3.7 billion), Labuan (RM1.7 billion), Sabah (RM1.4 billion), Kedah (RM1.0 billion), Negri Sembilan (RM453.2 million), Perlis (RM43.5 million), Kuala Lumpur (RM41.8 million), Melaka (RM38.0 million) and Kelantan (RM17.7 million).
However, exports decreased in Selangor (RM1.8 billion), Terengganu (RM581.2 million), Perak (RM404.6 million), and Pahang (RM330.6 million).
Malaysia’s total trade for October amounted to RM245.2 billion, an increase of 21.1% year-on-year, with exports of RM131.6 billion (15%) and imports worth RM113.5 billion (29.2%).
Chief statistician Datuk Seri Mohd Uzir Mahidin said imports also increased by RM25.6 billion (29.2%) in October year-on-year.
“The increase in imports was due to the higher imports in most states such as Johor (RM14.1 billion), Selangor (RM4.3 billion), Melaka (RM1.9 billion), Kedah (RM1.8 billion), Pulau Pinang (RM1.7 billion), Sarawak (RM929.3 million), Negri Sembilan (RM353.0 million), Kuala Lumpur (RM164.6 million), Pahang (RM144.6 million), Sabah (RM107.8 million), Kelantan (RM39.8 million) and Perlis (RM26.3 million).
However, imports decreased in Terengganu (RM346.0 million), Labuan (RM52.5 million), and Perak (RM32.5 million).
Uzir said among the top five major exporting states, Penang remained the top exporter with a share of 29.6%, followed by Johor (21.9%), Selangor (17.1%), Sarawak (9.0%) and W.P. Kuala Lumpur (4.3%).
For imports, Johor was the largest contributor with a share of 28.0%, followed by Selangor (24.0%), Penang (20.8%), Kedah (6.5%) and Kuala Lumpur (5.7%). – Bernama, November 28, 2022
KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysian exports rose 15% year-on-year to RM131.6 billion in October 2022, with Penang posting the highest exports at RM7.1 billion.
Malaysia’s total trade in October jumped 21% to RM245.2 billion.
In a statement, the Statistics Department said according to the export-import statistics by state for October released today, higher exports were also recorded in most states such as Johor (RM4.8 billion), Sarawak (RM3.7 billion), Labuan (RM1.7 billion), Sabah (RM1.4 billion), Kedah (RM1.0 billion), Negri Sembilan (RM453.2 million), Perlis (RM43.5 million), Kuala Lumpur (RM41.8 million), Melaka (RM38.0 million) and Kelantan (RM17.7 million).
However, exports decreased in Selangor (RM1.8 billion), Terengganu (RM581.2 million), Perak (RM404.6 million), and Pahang (RM330.6 million).
Malaysia’s total trade for October amounted to RM245.2 billion, an increase of 21.1% year-on-year, with exports of RM131.6 billion (15%) and imports worth RM113.5 billion (29.2%).
Chief statistician Datuk Seri Mohd Uzir Mahidin said imports also increased by RM25.6 billion (29.2%) in October year-on-year.
“The increase in imports was due to the higher imports in most states such as Johor (RM14.1 billion), Selangor (RM4.3 billion), Melaka (RM1.9 billion), Kedah (RM1.8 billion), Pulau Pinang (RM1.7 billion), Sarawak (RM929.3 million), Negri Sembilan (RM353.0 million), Kuala Lumpur (RM164.6 million), Pahang (RM144.6 million), Sabah (RM107.8 million), Kelantan (RM39.8 million) and Perlis (RM26.3 million).
However, imports decreased in Terengganu (RM346.0 million), Labuan (RM52.5 million), and Perak (RM32.5 million).
Uzir said among the top five major exporting states, Penang remained the top exporter with a share of 29.6%, followed by Johor (21.9%), Selangor (17.1%), Sarawak (9.0%) and W.P. Kuala Lumpur (4.3%).
For imports, Johor was the largest contributor with a share of 28.0%, followed by Selangor (24.0%), Penang (20.8%), Kedah (6.5%) and Kuala Lumpur (5.7%). – Bernama, November 28, 2022
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