Gross value added by area and year

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Data valuesData descriptionYearArea
74.8Index (UK = 100)2014Northern Ireland
100.0 [t]Index (UK = 100)2015UK excluding Extra-Regio
102.9 [t]Index (UK = 100)2015England
74.2Index (UK = 100)2015North East
86.9Index (UK = 100)2015North West
80.0Index (UK = 100)2015Yorkshire and the Humber
80.5Index (UK = 100)2015East Midlands
82.4Index (UK = 100)2015West Midlands
89.2Index (UK = 100)2015East of England
177.3Index (UK = 100)2015London
109.0Index (UK = 100)2015South East
88.4Index (UK = 100)2015South West
73.2 [t]Index (UK = 100)2015Wales
73.5 [t]Index (UK = 100)2015North Wales
52.2Index (UK = 100)2015Isle of Anglesey
71.5Index (UK = 100)2015Gwynedd
59.3Index (UK = 100)2015Conwy and Denbighshire
89.8Index (UK = 100)2015Flintshire and Wrexham
67.2 [t]Index (UK = 100)2015Mid and South West Wales
62.1Index (UK = 100)2015Mid Wales
66.3Index (UK = 100)2015South West Wales
77.2Index (UK = 100)2015Swansea
59.7Index (UK = 100)2015Neath Port Talbot
76.7 [t]Index (UK = 100)2015South East Wales
66.5Index (UK = 100)2015Central Valleys and Bridgend
99.5Index (UK = 100)2015Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan
54.1Index (UK = 100)2015Gwent Valleys
81.4Index (UK = 100)2015Monmouthshire and Newport
94.2Index (UK = 100)2015Scotland
75.1Index (UK = 100)2015Northern Ireland
100.0 [t]Index (UK = 100)2016UK excluding Extra-Regio
103.0 [t]Index (UK = 100)2016England
72.9Index (UK = 100)2016North East
86.7Index (UK = 100)2016North West
78.7Index (UK = 100)2016Yorkshire and the Humber
79.4Index (UK = 100)2016East Midlands
82.8Index (UK = 100)2016West Midlands
89.4Index (UK = 100)2016East of England
181.2Index (UK = 100)2016London
107.3Index (UK = 100)2016South East
88.0Index (UK = 100)2016South West
73.8 [t]Index (UK = 100)2016Wales
73.8 [t]Index (UK = 100)2016North Wales
54.4Index (UK = 100)2016Isle of Anglesey
69.8Index (UK = 100)2016Gwynedd
60.0Index (UK = 100)2016Conwy and Denbighshire
90.0Index (UK = 100)2016Flintshire and Wrexham
67.4 [t]Index (UK = 100)2016Mid and South West Wales
62.1Index (UK = 100)2016Mid Wales
65.6Index (UK = 100)2016South West Wales
78.6Index (UK = 100)2016Swansea
60.0Index (UK = 100)2016Neath Port Talbot
77.6 [t]Index (UK = 100)2016South East Wales
66.5Index (UK = 100)2016Central Valleys and Bridgend
101.5Index (UK = 100)2016Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan
54.1Index (UK = 100)2016Gwent Valleys
83.0Index (UK = 100)2016Monmouthshire and Newport
92.4Index (UK = 100)2016Scotland
76.9Index (UK = 100)2016Northern Ireland
100.0 [t]Index (UK = 100)2017UK excluding Extra-Regio
102.9 [t]Index (UK = 100)2017England
72.0Index (UK = 100)2017North East
87.1Index (UK = 100)2017North West
79.2Index (UK = 100)2017Yorkshire and the Humber
78.5Index (UK = 100)2017East Midlands
83.3Index (UK = 100)2017West Midlands
91.4Index (UK = 100)2017East of England
180.1Index (UK = 100)2017London
106.6Index (UK = 100)2017South East
88.2Index (UK = 100)2017South West
73.4 [t]Index (UK = 100)2017Wales
74.0 [t]Index (UK = 100)2017North Wales
53.9Index (UK = 100)2017Isle of Anglesey
71.0Index (UK = 100)2017Gwynedd
61.8Index (UK = 100)2017Conwy and Denbighshire
88.7Index (UK = 100)2017Flintshire and Wrexham
66.8 [t]Index (UK = 100)2017Mid and South West Wales
61.0Index (UK = 100)2017Mid Wales
64.8Index (UK = 100)2017South West Wales
78.8Index (UK = 100)2017Swansea
59.0Index (UK = 100)2017Neath Port Talbot
77.1 [t]Index (UK = 100)2017South East Wales
66.1Index (UK = 100)2017Central Valleys and Bridgend
100.5Index (UK = 100)2017Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan
54.5Index (UK = 100)2017Gwent Valleys
82.0Index (UK = 100)2017Monmouthshire and Newport
93.1Index (UK = 100)2017Scotland
76.9Index (UK = 100)2017Northern Ireland
100.0 [t]Index (UK = 100)2018UK excluding Extra-Regio
103.0 [t]Index (UK = 100)2018England
71.1Index (UK = 100)2018North East
86.5Index (UK = 100)2018North West
79.4Index (UK = 100)2018Yorkshire and the Humber
79.3Index (UK = 100)2018East Midlands
83.4Index (UK = 100)2018West Midlands
90.6Index (UK = 100)2018East of England
180.9Index (UK = 100)2018London
107.0Index (UK = 100)2018South East
87.8Index (UK = 100)2018South West
74.1 [t]Index (UK = 100)2018Wales
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Main information

Most recent update
24 September 2025
Next update expected
April 2026
Designation
Accredited official statistics
Data provider 1
Office for National Statistics (ONS)
Data source 1
Regional accounts
Data provider 2
Office for National Statistics (ONS)
Data source 2
No specific source from data provider
Time period covered
January 1998 to December 2023

Data notes

Rounding applied

Figures are rounded and so there may be some apparent slight discrepancies between the sum of constituent items and the totals as shown.

Overview

Summary of dataset and variables

Gross Value Added (GVA) estimates the total output of an economy. This dataset provides a breakdown of GVA for the International Territorial Level (ITL) regions, by year.

Three different measures are available for each area, namely the GVA amounts in £ million, GVA per head, and GVA per head indexed to UK = 100.

Under the European System of Accounts 1995 (ESA95), the term Gross Value Added (GVA) is used to denote estimates that were previously known as Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at basic prices. Under ESA95 the term GDP denotes GVA plus taxes (less subsidies) on products i.e. at market prices. Regional Accounts publish figures at basic prices so have adopted the term GVA rather than GDP.

Data collection or calculation

Regional GVA is calculated at current basic prices using the balanced approach.

Statistical quality

Sub-regional GVA is measured in current prices, which means that increases over time reflect inflation as well as real growth. Trends in total GVA cannot be analysed easily without deflating the data. For analysing trends in GVA, we would advise using the chained volume measures published by ONS.

Estimates of sub-regional GVA at basic prices presented here are consistent with the 2024 edition of UK National Accounts - The Blue Book.

Revisions information:

In 2025, ONS updated the International Territorial Levels (ITL) geography framework. This has led to changes to the sub-region classifications for Wales at the ITL2 and ITL3 levels.

As such, we are unable to indicate which data have been revised from the 2024 update, revision notes will be reinstated with the 2026 publication.

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