Manufacturing Output (US$) 2017

Brazil

In 2017, Brazil ranked #11 globally in Manufacturing Output (US$) with a total of 221239717220.308 USD. This output places Brazil ahead of many of its regional neighbors, highlighting its significant industrial capacity in South America.

The country's diverse natural resources, coupled with a large domestic market and a well-established agricultural sector, drive its manufacturing capabilities. Additionally, government policies aimed at boosting industrial growth have further supported this robust output.

Rwanda

In 2017, Rwanda ranked #143 globally with a Manufacturing Output of 710420639.858605 USD. This output is significantly lower than many of its East African neighbors, reflecting the region's varying industrial capacities. Rwanda's manufacturing sector is influenced by its policies aimed at promoting economic growth, including investments in infrastructure and a focus on improving the business environment.

Uganda

In 2017, Uganda achieved a manufacturing output of 4,772,463,471.7411 USD, ranking #87 globally among 195 countries. This output is notably lower than regional peers, indicating a developing manufacturing sector compared to more industrialized neighbors. Key drivers of Uganda's manufacturing output include its agricultural base, which provides raw materials, and ongoing government efforts to promote industrialization through policy reforms.

Zimbabwe

In 2017, Zimbabwe ranked #74 globally with a Manufacturing Output of 7158764940.23904 USD. This output is significantly lower than regional leaders like South Africa, which has a much more developed industrial sector. Key drivers of Zimbabwe's manufacturing landscape include its historical reliance on agriculture and mining, coupled with ongoing economic challenges and policy instability that have hindered industrial growth.

Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan ranked #109 globally in Manufacturing Output (US$) with a total of 1920512678.98591 USD in 2017. This output is notably lower than that of regional neighbors, reflecting a reliance on oil and gas rather than diversified manufacturing sectors. The country's manufacturing landscape is influenced by its strategic location along trade routes and government initiatives aimed at economic diversification beyond hydrocarbons.

South Africa

In 2017, South Africa ranked #36 globally in Manufacturing Output (US$) with a total of 47729563002.8018 USD. This figure places South Africa behind regional leaders like Nigeria, which has a more diversified economy. The country's manufacturing sector is driven by its rich mineral resources, a well-established industrial base, and significant investments in infrastructure, although challenges such as labor unrest and energy supply constraints have impacted growth.

Puerto Rico

In 2017, Puerto Rico achieved a manufacturing output of 48,966,063,360.9167 USD, ranking #35 globally among 195 countries. This output reflects Puerto Rico's significant role in pharmaceutical manufacturing, which is a major contributor to its economy. The island's favorable tax incentives and skilled labor force have attracted numerous multinational corporations, enhancing its manufacturing capabilities.

Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka ranked #58 globally in 2017 for Manufacturing Output (US$), with a total of 14,052,819,352.1947 USD. This figure reflects a robust manufacturing sector compared to regional peers, though it remains significantly lower than leading countries like China. Key drivers of this output include Sri Lanka's strategic location along major shipping routes and its focus on textiles and apparel, which form a substantial part of its manufacturing landscape.

Czech Republic

In 2017, the Czech Republic achieved a global rank of #34 with a Manufacturing Output of 51,363,872,292.4896 USD. This output places it above many of its regional peers, reflecting its strong industrial base compared to other Central European nations. Key drivers include a highly skilled workforce and significant foreign investment, particularly in the automotive and machinery sectors, which bolster its manufacturing capabilities.

Singapore

In 2017, Singapore ranked #30 globally for Manufacturing Output (US$) with a total of 63,712,149,465.0325 USD. This output reflects Singapore's significant role in the regional manufacturing sector, particularly when compared to its neighbors like Malaysia, which has a lower manufacturing output. The country's robust manufacturing performance is driven by its strategic location as a trade hub, a highly skilled workforce, and strong government support for innovation and technology in production processes.