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Ghana – Industry Value Added

Name: Ghana Industry Value Added
Creator: World Bank
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Value added by industry (including construction, mining, and manufacturing) as a share of GDP. Indicates the relative importance of the industrial sector. · World Bank

31.52% +2.05% from 2023 G20 rank: 130th · all-time high: 34.09% (2013)

Ghana's industry value added was 31.52% in 2024, an increase of +2.05% from 29.47% in 2023. This ranked 130th in the G20. The all-time high was 34.09% in 2013.

APA

Ghana Industry Value Added. HistorySaid. Retrieved March 11, 2026, from https://historysaid.com/ghana/industry-value-added

BibTeX

@misc{historysaid_ghana_industry-value-added,
  title = {Ghana Industry Value Added},
  url = {https://historysaid.com/ghana/industry-value-added},
  publisher = {HistorySaid},
  year = {2026}
}

Data & Projection▾

Ghana Industry Value Added – Historical Data
Year	Value	Change	Rank
2027* trend	32.32%	–	–
2026* trend	31.89%	–	–
2025* trend	31.45%	–	–
2024	31.52%	+2.05%	130th
2023	29.47%	−2.00%	134th
2022	31.47%	+3.07%	142nd
2021	28.41%	−1.47%	133rd
2020	29.88%	−1.23%	150th
2019	31.11%	−0.07%	153rd
2018	31.18%	+1.23%	151st
2017	29.95%	+2.26%	148th
2016	27.69%	−3.43%	145th
2015	31.12%	−2.78%	158th
2014	33.90%	−0.19%	165th
2013	34.09%	+6.95%	166th
2012	27.14%	+3.27%	131st
2011	23.86%	+5.85%	96th
2010	18.01%	−0.50%	53rd
2009	18.51%	−0.89%	53rd
2008	19.40%	−0.09%	52nd
2007	19.49%	+0.11%	51st
2006	19.38%	−5.74%	50th
2005	25.13%	+0.41%	103rd
2004	24.72%	−0.49%	96th
2003	25.21%	−0.07%	102nd
2002	25.28%	+0.06%	99th
2001	25.22%	−0.19%	97th
2000	25.40%	−0.01%	98th
1999	25.41%	+0.15%	95th
1998	25.27%	−0.40%	86th
1997	25.67%	+2.09%	83rd
1996	23.58%	−0.71%	63rd
1995	24.28%	−0.61%	67th
1994	24.90%	+0.08%	60th
1993	24.82%	+7.44%	56th
1992	17.38%	+0.41%	26th
1991	16.96%	+0.19%	20th
1990	16.77%	+0.05%	20th
1989	16.72%	+0.16%	21st
1988	16.57%	+0.25%	19th
1987	16.32%	−0.83%	21st
1986	17.15%	+0.48%	22nd
1985	16.68%	+6.09%	22nd
1984	10.58%	+3.95%	5th
1983	6.63%	+0.38%	1st
1982	6.25%	−2.91%	2nd
1981	9.16%	−2.71%	5th
1980	11.87%	−0.41%	9th
1979	12.28%	+0.25%	11th
1978	12.03%	−3.81%	12th
1977	15.84%	−3.38%	20th
1976	19.22%	−1.80%	24th
1975	21.01%	+2.88%	28th
1974	18.13%	−0.46%	19th
1973	18.59%	+0.87%	18th
1972	17.73%	−0.55%	17th
1971	18.28%	+0.04%	18th
1970	18.24%	−0.90%	19th
1969	19.14%	−1.21%	21st
1968	20.35%	−0.13%	26th
1967	20.48%	+2.10%	30th
1966	18.38%	−0.24%	19th
1965	18.62%	–	21st

Show all years (1965–2024)

* Linear trend extrapolation from last 5 data points

Detected Pattern▾

Currency Crisis Pattern

Rapid currency depreciation (>30% YoY) combined with reserve drawdown and inflation surge. Often precedes emergency rate hikes.

Inflation 38.1% Reserves YoY -30.4% FX YoY +33.2%

This pattern occurred 111 times in G20 history, 31 successful

Argentina 2023

Inflation

133.5%

Reserves YoY

-48.5%

FX YoY

+126.8%

Ghana 2023

Inflation

38.1%

Reserves YoY

-30.4%

FX YoY

+33.2%

Lebanon 2023

Inflation

221.3%

Reserves YoY

-15.4%

FX YoY

+820.4%

Sierra Leone 2023

Inflation

47.6%

Reserves YoY

-20.6%

FX YoY

+51.7%

Ghana 2022

Inflation

31.3%

Reserves YoY

-47.5%

FX YoY

+42.5%

24 mo later

22.8%

Lao PDR 2022

Inflation

23.0%

Reserves YoY

-19.2%

FX YoY

+44.7%

24 mo later

23.1%

HistorySaid – pattern alert

Ghana matched the Currency Crisis Pattern pattern in 2023. Historically, 28% of countries showing this pattern (31 out of 111) saw industry value added improve within 24 months. View full analysis →