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This report presents statistics on the construction sector based on the Survey of Construction Industries which was carried out in 2010. The statistics published are for reference year 2009. Surveys on the construction industries have been carried out biennally since 1996.

A summary of findings is highlighted to depict performance of the construction sector in 2009. Technical aspects of the survey such as objective, coverage, definitions and concepts used are also included to enable a comprehensive understanding of the survey. Detailed statistical tables are presented in the report to facilitate analyses by users.

This publication contains statistics on the construction sector. The statistics are compiled from the Quarterly Construction Survey. The survey canvasses the main contractors with project value of RM500,000 and above.

The data presented are based on the value of construction work done for the reference period from the first quarter 2008 to the first quarter 2013. It also presents data by types of construction activity, state and construction project ownership by the government, private sector and public corporation. The data are used to facilitate analysis by the government and users.

This report presents statistics on construction sector. The information provided here is gathered through Economic Census conducted in 2011 for reference year 2010.

Data pertaining to value of gross output, intermediate input, value added, number of persons engaged, salaries & wages and value of fixed assets are published in this report. These data are used for planning and policy formulation as well as for economic projection and analysis by the government and researchers.

This report consists of three parts. The summary findings of the census is highlighted in the first part of the report. The second part focuses on the technical aspects including the objective, scope and coverage as well as relevant concepts and definitions used in the census. Detailed statistical tables are included in the third part of the report to facilitate analysis by users.

In addition, secondary data sourced from the National Property Information Centre (NAPIC), Valuation and Property Services Department are also presented.