Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago

Statistics

Gross Domestic Product of Trinidad and Tobago at Market Prices (Current Prices) /Percentage Contribution/

INDUSTRYISIC12021r2022r2023r2024pQ4* 2024rQ1* 2025p2025e
Agriculture, forestry and fishingA0.90.80.80.80.90.9-
Mining and quarryingB13.62113.312.214.415.113.3
ManufacturingC17.317.514.114.414.815.613.9
Food, beverages and tobacco productsCA4.94.44.74.94.85.45
Textiles, clothing, leather, wood, paper and printingCB-C0.70.60.70.60.70.8-
Petroleum and chemical productsCD-E10.411.57.688.48.57.4
Other manufactured productsCF-M1.2110.90.91-
Electricity and gasD1.71.30.72.132.9-
Water supply and sewerageE1.31.11.31.31.21.3-
ConstructionF5.14.85.14.74.54.84.7
Trade and repairsG22.121.525.125.228.123.424.7
Transport and storageH3.23.54.64.44.24.54.8
Accommodation and food servicesI1.21.21.61.61.51.8-
Information and communicationJ2.42.12.42.32.32.4-
Financial and insurance activitiesK6.867.776.87.46.9
Real estate activitiesL2.11.82222.2-
Professional, scientific and technical servicesM1.81.92.22.12.12.3-
Administrative and support servicesN3.22.93.43.43.33.6-
Public administrationO8.47.287.77.58.17.6
EducationP2.21.92.1222.1-
Human health and social workQ0.50.40.480.50.50.5-
Arts, entertainment and recreationR0.30.20.270.30.30.3-
Other service activitiesS0.50.50.50.50.50.5-
Domestic servicesT0.20.20.20.20.20.2-
GDP AT BASIC PRICES294.897.595.794.6100100-
Taxes less subsidies on products5.22.54.35.4N/AN/A-
GDP AT PURCHASER PRICES3100100100100N/AN/A100
Memo Items:
Non-Energy Industry GDP468.963.27472.173.873.374
Energy Industry GDP4,525.934.321.722.526.226.721.4
Crude oil exploration and extraction44.843.63.33.73.1
Condensate extraction1.11.111.1111.1
Natural gas exploration and extraction7.814.27.56.69.39.68.1
Asphalt0.0030.0060.0420.01700-
Petroleum support services0.70.70.80.80.70.8-
Refining (incl. LNG)2.72.42.42.32.22.1-
Manufacture of Petrochemicals7.38.84.85.15.65.64.7
Petroleum and natural gas distribution2.42.21.3344-
Source: Central Statistical Office and Ministry of Finance
1/ Designation of the section in the International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities, Revision 4 (ISIC. Rev 4) that corresponds to the industry/sub-industry.
2/ The basic price is the amount receivable by the producer from the purchaser for a unit of a good or service produced as output minus any tax payable, and plus any subsidy receivable, by the producer as a consequence of its production or sale. It excludes any transport charges invoiced separately by the producer. (System of National Accounts, 2008).
3/ The purchaser’s price is the amount paid by the purchaser, excluding any VAT or similar tax deductible by the purchaser, in order to take delivery of a unit of a good or service at the time and place required by the purchaser. The purchaser’s price of a good includes any transport charges paid separately by the purchaser to take delivery at the required time and place (System of National Accounts, 2008). GDP at Purchaser Prices is the measure of GDP normally referred to in public analysis. GDP at Basic Prices is used to derive GDP at Purchaser Prices. (GDP Purchaser Price = GDP Basic Price + Taxes less subsidies on products).
4/ For the quarterly data: Calculated by the Ministry of Finance based on the Central Statistical Office's GDP estimates under TTSNA industrial groupings.
5/ This Memorandum Item presents the major energy based sub-industries that were previously grouped under the Petroleum Industry in the TTSNA classifications.
* Refers to the quarterly year-on-year percentage change
r: CSO Revised p: CSO Provisional e: Ministry of Finance Estimate f: Ministry of Finance Forecast N/A: Not Available