Trade lane
What Malaysia buys from the Philippines.
Malaysia imported USD 1.8bn of manufactured and processed goods from the Philippines in 2024, down 22 per cent on 2022. That is 1 per cent of everything Malaysia imported in these lines, and the Philippines is its number 13 source. Below: the 50 largest lines, the fastest growing, where the Philippines dominates, and where another country ships the same line for less a tonne.
Trade year 2024, compared with 2022. Unit values are customs values per tonne, declared at the border, not product prices.
USD 1.8bnfrom the Philippines in 2024 (USD 2.3bn in 2022)
1 per centof Malaysia's imports in these lines, USD 209bn from every source
139product lines worth USD 1m or more on this lane
#13the Philippines's rank among Malaysia's sources
The top 50
The largest lines on the lane, by 2024 value.
Each line shows what Malaysia paid the Philippines for it at the border, the Philippines's share of everything Malaysia imported in that line, how it changed since 2022, and the customs unit value per tonne where the weight is recorded. Together they are 84 per cent of the lane.
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Electronic integrated circuits: n.e.c. in heading no. 8542HS 854239
Share of Malaysia's imports4 per cent, 71 source countriesChangedown 28 per cent on 2022 (USD 526m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 1.6m a tonne, 231 tonnesUSD 381min 2024 -
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Electronic integrated circuits: processors and controllers, whether or not combined with memories, converters, logic circuits, amplifiers, clock and timing circuits, or...HS 854231
Share of Malaysia's imports1 per cent, 72 source countriesChangedown 52 per cent on 2022 (USD 426m in 2022)Unit valuenot shown: weight missing or out of rangeUSD 202min 2024 -
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Parts of electronic integrated circuitsHS 854290
Share of Malaysia's imports3 per cent, 47 source countriesChangedown 48 per cent on 2022 (USD 225m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 172,633 a tonne, 677 tonnesUSD 117min 2024 -
4
Semiconductor media: solid-state non-volatile storage devices, whether or not recorded, excluding products of Chapter 37HS 852351
Share of Malaysia's imports9 per cent, 66 source countriesChangedown 18 per cent on 2022 (USD 90m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 1.1m a tonne, 66 tonnesUSD 74min 2024 -
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Electric motors and generators: DC, of an output not exceeding 750WHS 850131
Share of Malaysia's imports23 per cent, 52 source countriesChangeup 152 per cent on 2022 (USD 25m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 8,176 a tonne, 7,702 tonnesUSD 63min 2024 -
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Electric accumulators: lead-acid, of a kind used for starting piston engines, including separators, whether or not rectangular (including square)HS 850710
Share of Malaysia's imports21 per cent, 38 source countriesChangeup 13 per cent on 2022 (USD 55m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 2,922 a tonne, 21,215 tonnesUSD 62min 2024 -
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Reception and transmission apparatus: aerials and aerial reflectors of all kinds and parts suitable for use therewithHS 852910
Share of Malaysia's imports48 per cent, 49 source countriesChangefrom USD 138k in 2022Unit valuenot shown: weight missing or out of rangeUSD 53min 2024 -
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Cigarettes: containing tobaccoHS 240220
Share of Malaysia's imports21 per cent, 27 source countriesChangeup 49 per cent on 2022 (USD 29m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 15,824 a tonne, 2,732 tonnesUSD 43min 2024 -
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Units of automatic data processing machines: storage unitsHS 847170
Share of Malaysia's imports8 per cent, 63 source countriesChangeup 77 per cent on 2022 (USD 22m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 469,217 a tonne, 84 tonnesUSD 39min 2024 -
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Copper: bars, rods and profiles, of refined copperHS 740710
Share of Malaysia's imports38 per cent, 31 source countriesChangefrom USD 5m in 2022Unit valueUSD 10,708 a tonne, 3,066 tonnesUSD 33min 2024 -
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Regulating or controlling instruments and apparatus: automatic, parts and accessoriesHS 903290
Share of Malaysia's imports31 per cent, 59 source countriesChangefrom USD 4m in 2022Unit valueUSD 365,381 a tonne, 83 tonnesUSD 30min 2024 -
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Electrical capacitors: fixed, ceramic dielectric, multilayerHS 853224
Share of Malaysia's imports5 per cent, 53 source countriesChangeup 161 per cent on 2022 (USD 8m in 2022)Unit valuenot shown: weight missing or out of rangeUSD 22min 2024 -
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Electrical apparatus: transistors, (other than photosensitive), with a dissipation rate of 1W or moreHS 854129
Share of Malaysia's imports2 per cent, 57 source countriesChangedown 55 per cent on 2022 (USD 42m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 518,860 a tonne, 37 tonnesUSD 19min 2024 -
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Machinery: parts and accessories (other than covers, carrying cases and the like) of the machines of heading no. 8471HS 847330
Share of Malaysia's imports1 per cent, 86 source countriesChangeup 66 per cent on 2022 (USD 11m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 296,788 a tonne, 64 tonnesUSD 19min 2024 -
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Electrical static convertersHS 850440
Share of Malaysia's imports1 per cent, 94 source countriesChangedown 44 per cent on 2022 (USD 31m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 76,754 a tonne, 225 tonnesUSD 17min 2024 -
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Circuits: printedHS 853400
Share of Malaysia's imports1 per cent, 72 source countriesChangeup 236 per cent on 2022 (USD 5m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 293,512 a tonne, 53 tonnesUSD 15min 2024 -
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Food preparations: of flour, meal, starch, malt extract or milk products, suitable for infants or young children, put up for retail saleHS 190110
Share of Malaysia's imports6 per cent, 34 source countriesChangedown 39 per cent on 2022 (USD 25m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 4,830 a tonne, 3,187 tonnesUSD 15min 2024 -
18
Aluminium: articles n.e.c. in heading 7616HS 761699
Share of Malaysia's imports4 per cent, 62 source countriesChangefrom USD 37k in 2022Unit valueUSD 54,996 a tonne, 265 tonnesUSD 15min 2024 -
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Electronic integrated circuits: memoriesHS 854232
Share of Malaysia's importsunder 1 per cent, 50 source countriesChangedown 48 per cent on 2022 (USD 27m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 2.1m a tonne, 6.8 tonnesUSD 14min 2024 -
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Meters: speed indicators and tachometers: stroboscopesHS 902920
Share of Malaysia's imports28 per cent, 49 source countriesChangeup 31 per cent on 2022 (USD 10m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 159,636 a tonne, 86 tonnesUSD 14min 2024 -
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Meters and counters: parts and accessories for revolution and production counters, taximeters, mileometers, pedometers and the like: speed indicators, tachometers...HS 902990
Share of Malaysia's imports58 per cent, 38 source countriesChangeup 25 per cent on 2022 (USD 10m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 119,221 a tonne, 110 tonnesUSD 13min 2024 -
22
Machines and apparatus of heading 8486: parts and accessoriesHS 848690
Share of Malaysia's imports1 per cent, 65 source countriesChangedown 24 per cent on 2022 (USD 17m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 517,874 a tonne, 25 tonnesUSD 13min 2024 -
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Food preparations: of flour, meal, starch, malt extract or milk products, for uses n.e.c. in heading no. 1901HS 190190
Share of Malaysia's imports6 per cent, 43 source countriesChangedown 24 per cent on 2022 (USD 17m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 2,967 a tonne, 4,385 tonnesUSD 13min 2024 -
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Acyclic hydrocarbons: unsaturated, propene (propylene)HS 290122
Share of Malaysia's imports15 per cent, 11 source countriesChangenew since 2022Unit valueUSD 1,687 a tonne, 7,627 tonnesUSD 13min 2024 -
25
Instruments, apparatus for measuring, checking electrical quantities, not meters of heading no. 9028: parts and accessories, for measuring or detecting alpha, beta...HS 903090
Share of Malaysia's imports1 per cent, 70 source countriesChangeup 19 per cent on 2022 (USD 10m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 345,340 a tonne, 34 tonnesUSD 12min 2024 -
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Food preparations: n.e.c. in item no. 2106.10HS 210690
Share of Malaysia's imports1 per cent, 91 source countriesChangeup 34 per cent on 2022 (USD 9m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 1,458 a tonne, 7,817 tonnesUSD 11min 2024 -
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Electrical inductors: n.e.c. in heading no. 8504HS 850450
Share of Malaysia's imports3 per cent, 61 source countriesChangedown 3 per cent on 2022 (USD 11m in 2022)Unit valuenot shown: weight missing or out of rangeUSD 11min 2024 -
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Electrical capacitors: fixed, n.e.c. in heading no. 8532HS 853229
Share of Malaysia's imports6 per cent, 46 source countriesChangedown 32 per cent on 2022 (USD 15m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 32,411 a tonne, 325 tonnesUSD 11min 2024 -
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Electrical capacitors: fixed, designed for use in 50/60 Hz circuits and having a reactive power handling capacity of not less than 0.5 kvar (power capacitors)HS 853210
Share of Malaysia's imports31 per cent, 39 source countriesChangeup 465 per cent on 2022 (USD 2m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 204,841 a tonne, 51 tonnesUSD 10min 2024 -
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Printing, copying, and facsimile machines: machines which perform two or more of the functions of printing, copying or facsimile transmission, capable of connecting to...HS 844331
Share of Malaysia's imports6 per cent, 36 source countriesChangeup 129 per cent on 2022 (USD 4m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 20,570 a tonne, 488 tonnesUSD 10min 2024 -
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Machines and mechanical appliances: parts, of those having individual functionsHS 847990
Share of Malaysia's imports2 per cent, 80 source countriesChangedown 24 per cent on 2022 (USD 13m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 56,758 a tonne, 174 tonnesUSD 10min 2024 -
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Electronic integrated circuits: amplifiersHS 854233
Share of Malaysia's imports1 per cent, 45 source countriesChangedown 33 per cent on 2022 (USD 15m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 2.0m a tonne, 5.0 tonnesUSD 10min 2024 -
33
Plastics: other articles n.e.c. in chapter 39HS 392690
Share of Malaysia's imports1 per cent, 112 source countriesChangeup 115 per cent on 2022 (USD 5m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 10,011 a tonne, 984 tonnesUSD 10min 2024 -
34
Electrical apparatus: diodes, other than photosensitive or light-emitting diodes (LED)HS 854110
Share of Malaysia's imports2 per cent, 59 source countriesChangedown 28 per cent on 2022 (USD 13m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 267,425 a tonne, 35 tonnesUSD 9min 2024 -
35
Industrial monocarboxylic fatty acids: acid oils from refining: (other than stearic acid, oleic acid or tall oil fatty acids)HS 382319
Share of Malaysia's imports1 per cent, 31 source countriesChangeup 55 per cent on 2022 (USD 6m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 1,658 a tonne, 5,518 tonnesUSD 9min 2024 -
36
Projectors: n.e.c. in subheading 8528.62, whether or not colourHS 852869
Share of Malaysia's imports21 per cent, 27 source countriesChangeup 2 per cent on 2022 (USD 9m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 193,515 a tonne, 45 tonnesUSD 9min 2024 -
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Fans: n.e.c. in item no. 8414.51HS 841459
Share of Malaysia's imports4 per cent, 67 source countriesChangeup 12 per cent on 2022 (USD 7m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 24,580 a tonne, 336 tonnesUSD 8min 2024 -
38
Electrical transformers, static converters and inductors: parts thereofHS 850490
Share of Malaysia's imports4 per cent, 58 source countriesChangeup 267 per cent on 2022 (USD 2m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 17,430 a tonne, 451 tonnesUSD 8min 2024 -
39
Iron or steel: plaited bands, slings and the like, not electrically insulatedHS 731290
Share of Malaysia's imports55 per cent, 41 source countriesChangenew since 2022Unit valueUSD 8,784 a tonne, 813 tonnesUSD 7min 2024 -
40
Electrical apparatus: parts for diodes, transistors and similar semiconductor devices and photosensitive semiconductor devicesHS 854190
Share of Malaysia's imports1 per cent, 46 source countriesChangeup 94 per cent on 2022 (USD 4m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 25,118 a tonne, 274 tonnesUSD 7min 2024 -
41
Electrical apparatus: n.e.c. in heading no. 8536, for switching or protecting electrical circuits, for a voltage not exceeding 1000 voltsHS 853690
Share of Malaysia's imports1 per cent, 88 source countriesChangedown 63 per cent on 2022 (USD 18m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 34,916 a tonne, 194 tonnesUSD 7min 2024 -
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Garments: of cotton, knitted or crocheted, n.e.c. in chapter 61HS 611420
Share of Malaysia's imports3 per cent, 72 source countriesChangedown 16 per cent on 2022 (USD 7m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 15,781 a tonne, 379 tonnesUSD 6min 2024 -
43
Sauces and preparations therefor: mixed condiments and mixed seasoningsHS 210390
Share of Malaysia's imports4 per cent, 66 source countriesChangedown 37 per cent on 2022 (USD 9m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 2,558 a tonne, 2,180 tonnesUSD 6min 2024 -
44
Aircraft and spacecraft: parts of aeroplanes, helicopters or unmanned aircraft n.e.c. in heading no. 8807HS 880730
Share of Malaysia's importsunder 1 per cent, 84 source countriesChangeup 189 per cent on 2022 (USD 2m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 426,339 a tonne, 13 tonnesUSD 5min 2024 -
45
Copper: wire, of refined copper, of which the maximum cross-sectional dimension is 6mm or lessHS 740819
Share of Malaysia's imports5 per cent, 26 source countriesChangeup 35 per cent on 2022 (USD 4m in 2022)Unit valuenot shown: weight missing or out of rangeUSD 5min 2024 -
46
Electrical apparatus: switches n.e.c. in heading no. 8536, for a voltage not exceeding 1000 voltsHS 853650
Share of Malaysia's imports2 per cent, 81 source countriesChangeup 89 per cent on 2022 (USD 3m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 34,365 a tonne, 147 tonnesUSD 5min 2024 -
47
Vehicle parts: gear boxes and parts thereofHS 870840
Share of Malaysia's imports1 per cent, 57 source countriesChangedown 31 per cent on 2022 (USD 7m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 10,094 a tonne, 480 tonnesUSD 5min 2024 -
48
Sugar confectionery: chewing gum, whether or not sugar-coated, not containing cocoaHS 170410
Share of Malaysia's imports53 per cent, 25 source countriesChangeup 25 per cent on 2022 (USD 4m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 4,905 a tonne, 976 tonnesUSD 5min 2024 -
49
Electrical apparatus: thyristors, diacs and triacs, other than photosensitive devicesHS 854130
Share of Malaysia's imports16 per cent, 29 source countriesChangeup 13 per cent on 2022 (USD 4m in 2022)Unit valuenot shown: weight missing or out of rangeUSD 5min 2024 -
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Sulphuric acid: oleumHS 280700
Share of Malaysia's imports19 per cent, 19 source countriesChangeup 4 per cent on 2022 (USD 4m in 2022)Unit valueUSD 81 a tonne, 56,510 tonnesUSD 5min 2024
Fastest growing
The lines that grew most since 2022.
Lines worth at least USD 5m in 2022, ranked by growth to 2024 in current dollars. A fast rise can be a new product, a shift away from another source, or a price change; the record does not say which.
- Electrical capacitors: fixed, ceramic dielectric, multilayerHS 853224USD 22m in 2024, up 161 per cent on 2022 (USD 8m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 5 per cent of the line.
- Electric motors and generators: DC, of an output not exceeding 750WHS 850131USD 63m in 2024, up 152 per cent on 2022 (USD 25m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 23 per cent of the line.
- Units of automatic data processing machines: storage unitsHS 847170USD 39m in 2024, up 77 per cent on 2022 (USD 22m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 8 per cent of the line.
- Machinery: parts and accessories (other than covers, carrying cases and the like) of the machines of heading no. 8471HS 847330USD 19m in 2024, up 66 per cent on 2022 (USD 11m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 1 per cent of the line.
- Industrial monocarboxylic fatty acids: acid oils from refining: (other than stearic acid, oleic acid or tall oil fatty acids)HS 382319USD 9m in 2024, up 55 per cent on 2022 (USD 6m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 1 per cent of the line.
- Cigarettes: containing tobaccoHS 240220USD 43m in 2024, up 49 per cent on 2022 (USD 29m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 21 per cent of the line.
- Food preparations: n.e.c. in item no. 2106.10HS 210690USD 11m in 2024, up 34 per cent on 2022 (USD 9m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 1 per cent of the line.
- Meters: speed indicators and tachometers: stroboscopesHS 902920USD 14m in 2024, up 31 per cent on 2022 (USD 10m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 28 per cent of the line.
- Meters and counters: parts and accessories for revolution and production counters, taximeters, mileometers, pedometers and the like: speed indicators, tachometers...HS 902990USD 13m in 2024, up 25 per cent on 2022 (USD 10m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 58 per cent of the line.
- Instruments, apparatus for measuring, checking electrical quantities, not meters of heading no. 9028: parts and accessories, for measuring or detecting alpha, beta...HS 903090USD 12m in 2024, up 19 per cent on 2022 (USD 10m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 1 per cent of the line.
- Electric accumulators: lead-acid, of a kind used for starting piston engines, including separators, whether or not rectangular (including square)HS 850710USD 62m in 2024, up 13 per cent on 2022 (USD 55m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 21 per cent of the line.
- Fans: n.e.c. in item no. 8414.51HS 841459USD 8m in 2024, up 12 per cent on 2022 (USD 7m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 4 per cent of the line.
- Projectors: n.e.c. in subheading 8528.62, whether or not colourHS 852869USD 9m in 2024, up 2 per cent on 2022 (USD 9m in 2022). The Philippines supplies 21 per cent of the line.
Where the Philippines dominates
Lines where the Philippines supplies 60 per cent or more.
The largest lines worth USD 1m or more where the Philippines ships at least 60 per cent of what Malaysia imports. This is supply concentration: how much of the line depends on one source country.
No line worth USD 1m or more where the Philippines supplies 60 per cent of Malaysia's imports.
Another source, lower unit value
Where another country ships the same line for at least 20 per cent less a tonne.
Lines worth USD 5m or more where the Philippines's unit value is recorded and another country also ships at least USD 5m of the same line to Malaysia at a unit value at least 20 per cent lower. The largest such source is named. The same heading can hold different grades, so a lower figure is a question to ask, not a like-for-like price.
- Electronic integrated circuits: n.e.c. in heading no. 8542HS 854239The Philippines: USD 381m at USD 1.6m a tonne. Thailand: USD 364m (4 per cent of the line) at USD 775,790 a tonne, 53 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 1.7m a tonne.
- Parts of electronic integrated circuitsHS 854290The Philippines: USD 117m at USD 172,633 a tonne. Thailand: USD 211m (5 per cent of the line) at USD 124,378 a tonne, 28 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 199,041 a tonne.
- Semiconductor media: solid-state non-volatile storage devices, whether or not recorded, excluding products of Chapter 37HS 852351The Philippines: USD 74m at USD 1.1m a tonne. China: USD 92m (11 per cent of the line) at USD 543,918 a tonne, 52 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 855,338 a tonne.
- Electric motors and generators: DC, of an output not exceeding 750WHS 850131The Philippines: USD 63m at USD 8,176 a tonne. Japan: USD 12m (5 per cent of the line) at USD 6,319 a tonne, 23 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 27,964 a tonne.
- Cigarettes: containing tobaccoHS 240220The Philippines: USD 43m at USD 15,824 a tonne. Indonesia: USD 70m (33 per cent of the line) at USD 10,422 a tonne, 34 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 16,182 a tonne.
- Units of automatic data processing machines: storage unitsHS 847170The Philippines: USD 39m at USD 469,217 a tonne. China: USD 71m (14 per cent of the line) at USD 295,049 a tonne, 37 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 384,867 a tonne.
- Copper: bars, rods and profiles, of refined copperHS 740710The Philippines: USD 33m at USD 10,708 a tonne. United Arab Emirates: USD 8m (10 per cent of the line) at USD 5,298 a tonne, 51 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 9,516 a tonne.
- Regulating or controlling instruments and apparatus: automatic, parts and accessoriesHS 903290The Philippines: USD 30m at USD 365,381 a tonne. China: USD 21m (22 per cent of the line) at USD 34,377 a tonne, 91 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 164,180 a tonne.
- Electrical apparatus: transistors, (other than photosensitive), with a dissipation rate of 1W or moreHS 854129The Philippines: USD 19m at USD 518,860 a tonne. Taiwan: USD 8m (1 per cent of the line) at USD 390,958 a tonne, 25 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 523,139 a tonne.
- Machinery: parts and accessories (other than covers, carrying cases and the like) of the machines of heading no. 8471HS 847330The Philippines: USD 19m at USD 296,788 a tonne. China: USD 1.1bn (37 per cent of the line) at USD 50,780 a tonne, 83 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 125,395 a tonne.
- Electrical static convertersHS 850440The Philippines: USD 17m at USD 76,754 a tonne. Japan: USD 32m (3 per cent of the line) at USD 49,113 a tonne, 36 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 68,630 a tonne.
- Circuits: printedHS 853400The Philippines: USD 15m at USD 293,512 a tonne. Taiwan: USD 438m (17 per cent of the line) at USD 42,328 a tonne, 86 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 168,833 a tonne.
- Food preparations: of flour, meal, starch, malt extract or milk products, suitable for infants or young children, put up for retail saleHS 190110The Philippines: USD 15m at USD 4,830 a tonne. Indonesia: USD 50m (18 per cent of the line) at USD 3,757 a tonne, 22 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 9,563 a tonne.
- Aluminium: articles n.e.c. in heading 7616HS 761699The Philippines: USD 15m at USD 54,996 a tonne. China: USD 223m (59 per cent of the line) at USD 13,829 a tonne, 75 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 16,606 a tonne.
- Electronic integrated circuits: memoriesHS 854232The Philippines: USD 14m at USD 2.1m a tonne. Thailand: USD 6m (under 1 per cent of the line) at USD 757,498 a tonne, 64 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 1.9m a tonne.
- Meters: speed indicators and tachometers: stroboscopesHS 902920The Philippines: USD 14m at USD 159,636 a tonne. Thailand: USD 9m (19 per cent of the line) at USD 119,690 a tonne, 25 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 177,596 a tonne.
- Machines and apparatus of heading 8486: parts and accessoriesHS 848690The Philippines: USD 13m at USD 517,874 a tonne. China: USD 186m (8 per cent of the line) at USD 173,638 a tonne, 67 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 497,968 a tonne.
- Food preparations: of flour, meal, starch, malt extract or milk products, for uses n.e.c. in heading no. 1901HS 190190The Philippines: USD 13m at USD 2,967 a tonne. Indonesia: USD 24m (12 per cent of the line) at USD 2,000 a tonne, 33 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 2,955 a tonne.
- Acyclic hydrocarbons: unsaturated, propene (propylene)HS 290122The Philippines: USD 13m at USD 1,687 a tonne. China: USD 13m (15 per cent of the line) at USD 1,044 a tonne, 38 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 1,023 a tonne.
- Instruments, apparatus for measuring, checking electrical quantities, not meters of heading no. 9028: parts and accessories, for measuring or detecting alpha, beta...HS 903090The Philippines: USD 12m at USD 345,340 a tonne. China: USD 142m (16 per cent of the line) at USD 140,926 a tonne, 59 per cent lower. Middle of all sources: USD 469,540 a tonne.
The other side of the lane
What Malaysia buys from everyone, and what it is placed to make.
What this record says
What crossed the border, what it was worth, and what it weighed.
Every figure on this page is from CEPII's BACI file, which reconciles what each pair of countries reports to the UN about the same shipment. Trade year 2024, compared with 2022. A line is one six-digit customs heading (HS 2022). Values are in US dollars at the border; growth is in current dollars, so part of any change is price, not volume.
Unit value. Unit values are customs values per tonne, declared at the border, not product prices. It is the value of a line divided by its declared weight, so it mixes grades, models and qualities under one heading. It is shown only where the weight is recorded, at least three source countries of USD 100k or more ship the line to Malaysia with a weight, and the figure sits within a factor of five of the middle of those sources. Outside that band it is treated as a recording problem and left out.
Share is the Philippines's part of everything Malaysia imported in that line, from every source. Sources counts the countries that shipped any of it.
Scope. Manufactured and processed goods, customs chapters 16 to 96, without ores, fuels, precious metals, scrap, raw farm output and one-off capital and defence purchases: the same rule as the Made here pages.
What it does not say
A record of trade, not a shopping list.
What this record does not say: what sells at retail, what margin a trade leaves, how crowded the marketplaces are, or how much of a flow is re-exported through entrepots such as Hong Kong and Singapore.
A large line is not proof of an opening, and a lower unit value from another country is not proof the goods are the same. Tariffs, standards, freight, payment terms, lead times and the plain fact that a supplier is good at it are all invisible here. Nothing on this page is a forecast, a recommendation or a promise. No supplier company is named, because the record holds none.
Source: CEPII BACI, HS22, version 202601. Edition of 2026-11-03.
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