Malaysia Machinery Trade Statistics Dashboard

Malaysia Machinery Trade Intelligence

Explore Malaysia’s machinery and transport equipment trade statistics, including exports, imports, trade balance, and monthly trade activity using official Malaysia open data.

Latest Malaysia Machinery Trade Overview: March 2026

The figures below show Malaysia’s latest available monthly trade values for SITC Section 7, Machinery and Transport Equipment.

Machinery ExportsRM 80,492,049,894 (RM 80.49 billion)

Machinery ImportsRM 68,501,913,346 (RM 68.50 billion)

Total Machinery TradeRM 148,993,963,240 (RM 148.99 billion)

Machinery Trade BalanceRM 11,990,136,548 (RM 11.99 billion)

Malaysia Machinery Trade Trend

The cards below show the latest available monthly machinery exports, imports, and trade balance without requiring horizontal scrolling.

Mar 2026

ExportsRM 80,492,049,894 (RM 80.49 billion)

ImportsRM 68,501,913,346 (RM 68.50 billion)

BalanceRM 11,990,136,548 (RM 11.99 billion)

Feb 2026

ExportsRM 67,963,198,490 (RM 67.96 billion)

ImportsRM 62,220,455,264 (RM 62.22 billion)

BalanceRM 5,742,743,226 (RM 5.74 billion)

Jan 2026

ExportsRM 78,636,345,857 (RM 78.64 billion)

ImportsRM 63,958,266,118 (RM 63.96 billion)

BalanceRM 14,678,079,739 (RM 14.68 billion)

Dec 2025

ExportsRM 82,065,193,715 (RM 82.07 billion)

ImportsRM 68,443,900,196 (RM 68.44 billion)

BalanceRM 13,621,293,519 (RM 13.62 billion)

Nov 2025

ExportsRM 66,744,143,046 (RM 66.74 billion)

ImportsRM 72,030,088,485 (RM 72.03 billion)

BalanceRM -5,285,945,439 (RM -5.29 billion)

Oct 2025

ExportsRM 75,336,725,517 (RM 75.34 billion)

ImportsRM 67,022,386,697 (RM 67.02 billion)

BalanceRM 8,314,338,820 (RM 8.31 billion)

Sep 2025

ExportsRM 72,740,274,669 (RM 72.74 billion)

ImportsRM 60,084,565,319 (RM 60.08 billion)

BalanceRM 12,655,709,350 (RM 12.66 billion)

Aug 2025

ExportsRM 63,962,705,051 (RM 63.96 billion)

ImportsRM 58,673,595,620 (RM 58.67 billion)

BalanceRM 5,289,109,431 (RM 5.29 billion)

Jul 2025

ExportsRM 71,901,680,390 (RM 71.90 billion)

ImportsRM 64,316,533,228 (RM 64.32 billion)

BalanceRM 7,585,147,162 (RM 7.59 billion)

Jun 2025

ExportsRM 61,853,037,045 (RM 61.85 billion)

ImportsRM 54,332,144,435 (RM 54.33 billion)

BalanceRM 7,520,892,610 (RM 7.52 billion)

May 2025

ExportsRM 61,628,291,364 (RM 61.63 billion)

ImportsRM 65,085,600,169 (RM 65.09 billion)

BalanceRM -3,457,308,805 (RM -3.46 billion)

Apr 2025

ExportsRM 68,675,974,815 (RM 68.68 billion)

ImportsRM 70,849,400,004 (RM 70.85 billion)

BalanceRM -2,173,425,189 (RM -2.17 billion)

Source: Official Malaysia open data from data.gov.my and the Department of Statistics Malaysia. SITC Section 7 represents Machinery and Transport Equipment. Recent figures may be provisional and subject to revision.

Understanding Malaysia Machinery Trade Statistics

Malaysia’s machinery and transport equipment trade is closely connected to manufacturing, industrial production, infrastructure, electronics, automotive activity, logistics, and international supply chains. Machinery imports can reflect business investment, factory expansion, and industrial demand, while machinery exports may indicate the strength of Malaysia’s manufacturing and engineering sectors.

This dashboard focuses on Standard International Trade Classification Section 7, which covers machinery and transport equipment. It provides a current overview of exports, imports, total trade, and trade balance using official Malaysia open data.

SITC stands for Standard International Trade Classification. It is a system developed by the United Nations to classify traded goods into broad categories so that countries can compare trade statistics consistently.

Why Machinery Trade Data Matters

Machinery trade statistics help businesses understand industrial demand, capital investment, production activity, and supply chain movement. Manufacturers, importers, exporters, freight forwarders, warehouse operators, procurement teams, and business planners can use machinery trade data to support commercial decisions.

For logistics and packaging companies, machinery trade data can also provide insight into containerized cargo movement, industrial cargo demand, warehouse planning, and import-export activity.

Machinery Trade and Malaysia’s Industrial Economy

Machinery and transport equipment are important to Malaysia’s role as a regional manufacturing and trading economy. These goods support production lines, factories, electronics manufacturing, automotive industries, construction, transport operations, and industrial development.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does machinery trade include?

Machinery trade generally includes machinery, transport equipment, electrical equipment, industrial equipment, and related products classified under SITC Section 7.

How often is the data updated?

The official trade data is generally updated monthly. Recent figures may be provisional and subject to revision.

Why is machinery trade important?

Machinery trade reflects industrial activity, manufacturing demand, business investment, import requirements, and export performance.