National Bureau of Statistics: The added value of core industries in China's digital economy in 2024 will be 14.0891 trillion yuan, accounting for 10.5% of GDP.

10:51 30/12/2025

From the perspective of the internal composition of the core industries of the digital economy, the value added of digital technology application industry is 619.28 billion yuan, accounting for the highest proportion of the core industries of the digital economy, at 44.0%.

On December 30th, the National Bureau of Statistics data showed that, after calculation, the added value of the core industries of the digital economy in China in 2024 was 14.0891 trillion yuan, accounting for 10.5% of GDP. In terms of the internal composition of the core industries of the digital economy, the added value of digital technology application industry was 6.1928 trillion yuan, accounting for the highest proportion of 44.0% in the core industries of the digital economy; the added value of digital product manufacturing industry was 4.8145 trillion yuan, accounting for 34.2%; the added value of digital factor-driven industry was 2.6519 trillion yuan, accounting for 18.8%; and the added value of digital product service industry was 0.4298 trillion yuan, accounting for 3.1%. This article is selected from the "National Bureau of Statistics official website"; edited by GMTEight: Huang Xiaodong.

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