Industrial Overview
- World Rank by Industrial Output
- #93
- Industrial Value Added
- 171.6USD 100M
- of which Manufacturing
- 71.7USD 100M
- Land Area
- 109.910,000 km²
- Population
- 1,25810,000 people
- Official Language
- Spanish, Quechua, Aymara, Guarani
Key Industrial Sectors
Natural gas and hydrocarbons
State-owned YPFB and its partners produce and process natural gas in Santa Cruz and Tarija, feeding pipelines to Brazil and Argentina and supplying the domestic power and industrial sector.
Mining and smelting
Tin at Huanuni and Vinto, silver, zinc and lead in Potosi and Oruro, gold in the Amazon lowlands, and lithium carbonate from the Salar de Uyuni make mining the country's principal export earner.
Food and beverage processing
Soybean crushing and oil in Santa Cruz, sugar milling in Bermejo and Mineros, quinoa processing on the Altiplano, and breweries and bottlers in Cochabamba and Santa Cruz supply domestic demand.
Cement and construction materials
SOBOCE, FANCESA and state plants at Oruro and Potosi produce cement, concrete and lime for the La Paz, Santa Cruz and Cochabamba construction markets.
Textiles, apparel and leather
Alpaca and llama wool spinning, knitwear and leather goods workshops in La Paz and El Alto produce for the domestic market and small export volumes.
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- Industrial value added (2024)
- 171.6 USD 100M
- of which manufacturing (2024)
- 71.7 USD 100M
- Global industrial output rank
- #93
- Land area
- 109.9 10,000 km²
- Population
- 1,258 10,000 people
- Key industrial sectors
- Natural gas and hydrocarbons, Mining and smelting, Food and beverage processing, Cement and construction materials, Textiles, apparel and leather
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FAQ
What are the most important industrial sectors in Bolivia?
The most important industrial sectors in Bolivia are: Natural gas and hydrocarbons, Mining and smelting, Food and beverage processing, Cement and construction materials, Textiles, apparel and leather.
What are the main opportunities for businesses in Bolivia?
Bolivia's industry centers on Natural gas and hydrocarbons, Mining and smelting, Food and beverage processing, Cement and construction materials, Textiles, apparel and leather; local businesses can build on these strengths to capture domestic and regional demand.
Where does this data come from and how often is it updated?
Data comes from the World Bank World Development Indicators, 2024 vintage, refreshed annually.
What are the main challenges facing Bolivia's industrial sector?
Like many economies, Bolivia aims to deepen manufacturing value-add and regional integration; specifics vary by sector.
Source: World Bank World Development Indicators (2024 vintage). Industrial value added = mining + manufacturing + electricity/gas/water + construction, in current USD. Last updated:2026-10-12
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