Gross capital formation in US dollars — all countries

Gross capital formation in US dollars — Malaysia

Gross capital formation in US dollars in Malaysia in 2025 — 96,615,232,526 US$. Ranked 36 in the world out of 131. Since 1960, the indicator has risen by 42,455.5%.

2025 96.62B US$ +4.23% vs 2024
World rank 36of 131
Period maximum 96.62B US$2025
Period minimum 227M US$1960

Trend over time

1960–2025 · US$

Gross capital formation in US dollars — Malaysia, 1960–2025025B50B75B100B19601967197419811988199520022009201620231960: 227,033,666 US$1962: 329,280,483 US$1964: 501,760,736 US$1966: 569,054,168 US$1968: 545,207,466 US$1970: 676,527,659 US$1972: 1,085,631,922 US$1974: 2,705,367,154 US$1976: 2,413,857,549 US$1978: 4,362,615,186 US$1980: 7,449,642,447 US$1982: 10,001,747,030 US$1984: 11,391,244,909 US$1986: 7,206,824,713 US$1988: 9,298,212,185 US$1990: 14,246,499,376 US$1992: 20,923,155,456 US$1994: 30,686,633,135 US$1996: 41,834,009,063 US$1998: 19,250,662,454 US$2000: 25,198,947,368 US$2002: 24,986,842,105 US$2004: 28,754,210,526 US$2006: 36,936,876,274 US$2008: 49,528,258,759 US$2010: 59,639,804,824 US$2012: 80,964,749,752 US$2014: 84,440,825,455 US$2016: 78,313,048,434 US$2018: 85,741,277,233 US$2020: 66,337,160,478 US$2022: 96,192,099,387 US$2024: 92,695,223,218 US$2025: 96,615,232,526 US$
Change over the period: +96.39B (+42,455.47%) Average annual rate: 9.76 %

Comparison, 2025

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: Malaysia

Malaysia 96.62B US$
South-Eastern Asia computed 1.09T US$
Upper-middle-income countries computed 2.69T US$
Gross capital formation in US dollars — Malaysia, by year Malaysia All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ Change Change, %
2025 96.62B +3.92B +4.23%
2024 92.7B +1.5B +1.64%
2023 91.2B −5B −5.19%
2022 96.19B +13.49B +16.31%
2021 82.7B +16.37B +24.67%
2020 66.34B −10.53B −13.69%
2019 76.86B −8.88B −10.35%
2018 85.74B +4.22B +5.17%
2017 81.52B +3.21B +4.1%
2016 78.31B +1.7B +2.21%
2015 76.62B −7.82B −9.27%
2014 84.44B +592M +0.71%
2013 83.85B +2.88B +3.56%
2012 80.96B +11.87B +17.19%
2011 69.09B +9.45B +15.85%
2010 59.64B +23.57B +65.33%
2009 36.07B −13.45B −27.16%
2008 49.53B +4.22B +9.31%
2007 45.31B +8.37B +22.67%
2006 36.94B +4.79B +14.9%
2005 32.15B +3.39B +11.8%
2004 28.75B +3.67B +14.62%
2003 25.09B +98.95M +0.4%
2002 24.99B +2.35B +10.38%
2001 22.64B −2.56B −10.16%
2000 25.2B +7.48B +42.25%
1999 17.72B −1.54B −7.98%
1998 19.25B −23.72B −55.21%
1997 42.98B +1.14B +2.73%
1996 41.83B +3.12B +8.07%
1995 38.71B +8.02B +26.15%
1994 30.69B +4.47B +17.07%
1993 26.21B +5.29B +25.28%
1992 20.92B +2.35B +12.66%
1991 18.57B +4.32B +30.36%
1990 14.25B +2.64B +22.77%
1989 11.6B +2.31B +24.8%
1988 9.3B +1.87B +25.18%
1987 7.43B +221M +3.07%
1986 7.21B −1.4B −16.25%
1985 8.61B −2.79B −24.46%
1984 11.39B −10.37M −0.09%
1983 11.4B +1.4B +14%
1982 10B +1.25B +14.33%
1981 8.75B +1.3B +17.43%
1980 7.45B +1.32B +21.46%
1979 6.13B +1.77B +40.59%
1978 4.36B +1.23B +39.23%
1977 3.13B +719M +29.81%
1976 2.41B +240M +11.03%
1975 2.17B −531M −19.64%
1974 2.71B +894M +49.35%
1973 1.81B +726M +66.86%
1972 1.09B +205M +23.27%
1971 881M +204M +30.17%
1970 677M +178M +35.8%
1969 498M −47.04M −8.63%
1968 545M +22.87M +4.38%
1967 522M −46.71M −8.21%
1966 569M +25.48M +4.69%
1965 544M +41.81M +8.33%
1964 502M +24.17M +5.06%
1963 478M +148M +45.04%
1962 329M +71.54M +27.76%
1961 258M +30.71M +13.53%
1960 227M

South-Eastern Asia, 2025

The same indicator for neighboring countries — with links to their pages

About the indicator

Gross fixed capital formation and changes in inventories in current US dollars — what is commonly called investment in the economy. It covers the construction of buildings and structures, purchases of machinery and equipment, roads and networks, as well as the build-up of inventories. The word gross means that the wear of existing capital is not deducted: part of these outlays merely replaces what is retiring rather than adding to the stock.

Important: This concerns outlays on physical capital inside the country, not financial investment and not inflows of foreign capital.

Source: World Development Indicators (World Bank), license CC BY 4.0.