Malaysia Trade Intelligence
Malaysia Sector Trade Performance Scorecard
Compare Malaysia’s major trade sectors using a practical scorecard based on exports, imports, total trade, trade balance, export share, import share, and overall sector performance using official Malaysia open data.
Latest Malaysia Sector Trade Performance Scorecard: March 2026
The figures below compare Malaysia’s major trade sectors using a calculated score based on trade activity, export strength, and trade balance.
Malaysia Trade Sectors Ranked by Performance Score
The cards below rank sectors by a calculated score. The score is for general comparison only and is not an official government rating.
Machinery and Transport Equipment
Miscellaneous Manufactured Articles
Mineral Fuels, Lubricants and Related Materials
Animal and Vegetable Oils, Fats and Waxes
Manufactured Goods Classified Chiefly by Material
Chemicals and Related Products
Beverages and Tobacco
Crude Materials, Inedible, Except Fuels
Food and Live Animals
Commodities and Transactions Not Elsewhere Classified
Understanding Malaysia Sector Trade Performance Scorecard
Malaysia’s sector trade performance scorecard compares major trade categories using several indicators together instead of relying on only one figure. A sector may have high export value, strong import value, large total trade, or a positive trade balance. The scorecard brings these indicators together to provide a more balanced view.
This dashboard is useful for exporters, importers, manufacturers, logistics providers, freight forwarders, warehouse operators, procurement teams, analysts, researchers, students, investors, and business owners who want to compare Malaysia’s major trade sectors in a practical way.
How the Scorecard Helps
The scorecard helps visitors identify which sectors are most active, which sectors are export-led, which sectors are import-led, and which sectors contribute strongly to Malaysia’s trade movement. It is not a financial recommendation or official ranking method, but a useful comparison tool based on official trade data.
For logistics and supply chain companies, sector performance scores can provide a quick reference for cargo movement, shipment planning, container usage, warehousing demand, customs clearance, port coordination, and distribution activity.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the trade performance score show?
It provides a simple comparison score based on sector trade activity, export share, import share, and trade balance.
Is the score an official DOSM score?
No. The score is calculated from official DOSM data for general comparison only.
How is total trade calculated?
Total trade is calculated by adding exports and imports.
How often is the data updated?
The official trade data is generally updated monthly. Recent figures may be provisional and subject to revision.
The figures displayed on this page are based on official Malaysia open data and are provided for general information and reference. Recent figures may be provisional and subject to revision by the official data provider.
