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GDP. By sectors

Gross Domestic Product. Supply Catalonia Value at current prices (M€)
GDP Gross value added Agriculture Industry Manufacturing industry Construction Services Trade, transport and accommodation Real state, professional and other activities Public adm., education, health and social services Net taxes on products
2025 (p) 334,765 305,578 2,923 57,511 47,329 14,891 230,254 75,367 108,513 46,373 29,187
2024 (p) 317,101 290,723 2,649 54,618 45,579 13,703 219,753 70,384 104,829 44,540 26,378
2023 (p) 296,718 272,411 2,491 51,616 42,707 13,138 205,167 65,479 98,387 41,300 24,306
2022 272,263 249,185 1,681 48,201 39,726 12,276 187,026 60,014 88,025 38,987 23,078
2021 245,443 223,814 2,103 44,045 36,978 11,069 166,597 50,307 78,805 37,485 21,629
2020 225,500 207,461 2,298 40,800 34,184 10,494 153,869 42,402 75,329 36,138 18,039
2019 253,299 231,914 2,271 44,530 37,075 12,610 172,504 56,478 80,126 35,900 21,385
2018 243,487 222,685 2,121 43,252 36,294 11,827 165,485 54,776 76,105 34,604 20,802
2017 232,800 213,472 2,127 41,636 34,740 11,114 158,595 53,364 71,950 33,281 19,328
2016 223,653 205,023 1,975 40,227 33,485 10,458 152,363 51,047 68,885 32,431 18,630
2015 214,488 196,991 1,881 38,949 31,967 9,683 146,479 48,481 66,540 31,457 17,497
2014 205,511 189,409 1,946 36,460 30,351 9,259 141,744 47,235 64,519 29,990 16,102
2013 201,023 185,989 2,022 35,271 28,859 9,432 139,264 47,579 62,199 29,487 15,034
2012 201,756 187,483 1,821 34,795 28,779 10,999 139,868 48,147 62,492 29,230 14,273
2011 208,272 193,991 1,864 36,505 30,504 14,141 141,481 49,075 63,266 29,140 14,282
2010 208,477 193,660 1,850 36,336 30,513 16,514 138,959 48,948 60,964 29,047 14,817
2009 206,698 195,548 2,023 34,519 28,716 21,531 137,475 48,245 60,863 28,367 11,150
2008 215,709 200,967 1,991 39,330 34,036 22,925 136,721 48,569 61,380 26,772 14,742
2007 211,899 193,062 2,067 39,271 34,634 22,496 129,228 46,714 58,223 24,291 18,837
2006 198,844 179,462 2,145 37,743 33,478 21,480 118,094 44,276 51,952 21,866 19,382
2005 183,298 165,816 2,066 36,145 32,130 18,869 108,737 41,333 47,413 19,990 17,482
2004 169,852 154,205 1,954 35,876 32,407 16,480 99,895 38,619 42,890 18,386 15,647
2003 156,637 142,900 2,089 34,189 31,120 14,831 91,791 35,982 38,957 16,851 13,736
2002 146,022 133,523 2,048 33,496 30,714 13,678 84,302 33,512 35,559 15,232 12,498
2001 136,991 125,282 2,176 33,295 30,832 12,493 77,317 30,451 32,920 13,945 11,710
2000 127,630 116,578 1,942 31,331 29,087 10,996 72,309 28,859 30,276 13,174 11,051
Units: Million euros.
Source: Idescat. Annual Economic Accounts for Catalonia. 2024 Benchmark Revision.
(p) Provisional data.

Last update: February 9, 2026.

Methodological note

Definition of concepts

Net taxes on products
Payments that include VAT, which is taxed on products, or taxes net of subsidies on products and on imports. The new assignation of taxes is the consequence of the change in the valuation of the GVA, which with the new accountable base is at basic prices, and makes it possible to balance GDP from the perspective of offer and demand.
Current prices
Economic measure of a variable at a specific moment that reflects increases due to real variation and variations in price.
Gross domestic product (GDP)
Valuation of the final result of the production activity of a territory. It is calculated on the basis of the total production of goods and services, subtracting intermediate consumption and adding net taxes applied to products.
Gross value added
Wealth generated over a period considered that is obtained from the difference between the production value and intermediate consumption used (prime materials, services and exterior supplies, etc.). In coherence with INE methodology applied to national accounts, the production imputed to bank services has been deducted from the gross added value of the service sector, rather than distributing it between all sectors of the economy.

Methodological aspects

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) measures the final result of the production activity of the production units in a territory. There are three vantage points for analysing GDP: supply, demand and income. From the standpoint of supply, GDP makes it possible to evaluate the contributions made by the different productive branches to the economy as a whole (gross added value of agriculture, industry, construction and services). In order to conduct the analysis from the standpoint of the end-use of the goods and services produced (consumption, investment, external sector), GDP calculated from the demand side is used. Finally, from the income standpoint GDP makes it possible to give a breakdown of the contribution made by the productive factors to production: compensation of wage-earners (labour), gross operating surplus (capital) and mixed income.

The variables that are included in the GDP in terms of supply are the following:

  • Agriculture (which includes agriculture, animal, forestry and fishing).
  • Industry and manufacturing industry.
  • Construction.
  • Services (branches of NACE 2009 revisión 2. G, H and I: Trade,accommodation and food service activities, financial and other services; Public adm., education, health and social services; Real state, professional and other activities).
  • Gross value added.
  • Net taxes on products.

For further information about these statistics, you may check the methodology.