Manufacturing Output (US$) 2021

Netherlands

The Netherlands ranked #22 globally in 2021 for Manufacturing Output (US$), with a total of 113408237372.091 USD. This output places it behind leading manufacturing nations like China and the United States, yet ahead of many European neighbors. The country's strong manufacturing sector is driven by its strategic location in Europe, advanced infrastructure, and a highly skilled workforce, particularly in industries such as machinery, chemicals, and food processing.

Guatemala

In 2021, Guatemala achieved a global rank of #67 in Manufacturing Output (US$) with a total of 12040533135.912 USD. This output is notable in Central America, where countries like Honduras and El Salvador typically have lower manufacturing figures.

The country's manufacturing sector benefits from its strategic location and access to both North and South American markets, while a young labor force supports diverse industries. However, challenges such as infrastructure deficits and political instability can impact growth potential in this sector.

Bahrain

Bahrain ranked #74 globally in 2021 with a Manufacturing Output of 8,384,069,148.93617 USD. This output is significantly lower than regional leaders like Saudi Arabia, which benefits from larger natural resource reserves. The manufacturing sector in Bahrain is driven by its strategic location in the Gulf, facilitating trade, and government policies aimed at diversifying the economy beyond oil dependency.

Afghanistan

In 2021, Afghanistan's Manufacturing Output (US$) was 1211123774.78915 USD, ranking it #134 out of 190 countries. This output is significantly lower than many regional peers, reflecting ongoing challenges in industrial development. Key drivers of this statistic include prolonged conflict, limited infrastructure, and a lack of investment in the manufacturing sector, which have hindered economic growth and diversification.

Brazil

In 2021, Brazil ranked #13 globally with a Manufacturing Output of 198880098068.349 USD. This output is significant, positioning Brazil as a leading manufacturing nation in Latin America, though it still trails behind larger economies like China and the United States. Key drivers of Brazil's manufacturing sector include its vast natural resources, a diverse industrial base, and government policies aimed at promoting local production.

Cambodia

In 2021, Cambodia achieved a manufacturing output of 9,806,019,639.12517 USD, ranking #69 globally among 190 countries. This output is notably lower than that of its regional neighbor Thailand, which benefits from a more established manufacturing sector. Key drivers of Cambodia's manufacturing output include its growing garment industry, which is a significant employer, and favorable trade agreements that enhance export opportunities.

Bosnia and Herzegovina

In 2021, Bosnia and Herzegovina achieved a manufacturing output of 3310936643.91639 USD, ranking #103 out of 190 countries. This output is lower than many of its regional neighbors, reflecting the challenges faced by its manufacturing sector. Key drivers include a transition economy still recovering from past conflicts and a need for modernization and investment in infrastructure and technology to enhance productivity.

Belgium

In 2021, Belgium achieved a global rank of #34 with a Manufacturing Output of 64,310,085,072.092 USD. This output is significant when compared to the European Union average, highlighting Belgium's robust industrial sector. Key drivers of this performance include its strategic location at the heart of Europe, a highly skilled workforce, and a strong emphasis on innovation and technology in manufacturing processes.

Bermuda

Bermuda ranked #182 globally with a Manufacturing Output of 25,302,000 USD in 2021. This figure is significantly lower than many countries, reflecting Bermuda's limited manufacturing sector compared to regional neighbors like the Bahamas. The island's economy is primarily driven by tourism and financial services, leading to a minimal emphasis on manufacturing activities.

Belarus

In 2021, Belarus achieved a Manufacturing Output (US$) of 15856618117.7189 USD, ranking #61 out of 190 countries. This output is notable within Eastern Europe, where countries like Poland and Lithuania often surpass Belarus in manufacturing capabilities. Key drivers of Belarus's manufacturing output include its well-established industrial base, particularly in machinery and agricultural products, along with state support for various sectors aimed at maintaining economic stability.