China’s manufacturing sector maintained a high contribution, peaking at 32.5% in 2006 before gradually declining to 27.7% by 2022. This shift aligns with China’s transition to a more service-oriented economy while maintaining its role as a global manufacturing hub. Although the sector’s GDP share fell, policies promoting high-tech manufacturing and domestic consumption sustained industrial output. The slight rise to 27.7% in 2022 reflects resilience in the face of global supply chain challenges.
For additional information, visit statistics on China’s annual GDP figures, China’s net ODA figures, Agriculture sector’s share in China’s GDP.
