PERFORMANCE OF WHOLESALE & RETAIL TRADE, AUGUST 2020

PERFORMANCE OF WHOLESALE & RETAIL TRADE SECTOR

Sales value of Wholesale & Retail Trade recorded RM111.4 billion in August 2020 with a growth of -2.3 per cent year-on-year. This was the highest sales value since the implementation of Movement Control Order due to Covid-19. Motor Vehicles grew positively for two consecutive months to record 1.0 per cent or an increase of RM0.1 billion. On the other hand, Wholesale Trade and Retail Trade continued to register a negative growth of -3.9 per cent (-RM2.1 billion) and -1.5 per cent (-RM0.7 billion) respectively.

In August 2020, volume index of Wholesale & Retail Trade depicted a sign of recovery to register 130.0 points with a growth of -2.4 per cent year-on-year. This was the smallest negative growth since March 2020. Motor Vehicles recorded a positive growth of 0.9 per cent. Contrarily, Wholesale Trade registered -3.4 per cent. Retail Trade also went down 2.3 per cent within the same period. As for seasonally adjusted volume index, it increased 2.4 per cent month-on-month.

WHOLESALE TRADE

Wholesale Trade generated sales value of RM51.9 billion in August 2020, a decrease of RM2.1 billion (-3.9%) as against August 2019. Other Specialised Wholesale and Wholesale on a Fee or Contract Basis recorded a fall of 13.5 per cent and 6.2 per cent respectively as compared to the previous year. For monthly comparison, sales of this sub-sector increased 3.7 per cent.

Volume index of Wholesale Trade registered 127.4 points, contracted 3.4 per cent   year-on-year. The negative growth was recorded in Other Specialised Wholesale (-12.8%) and Wholesale on a Fee or Contract Basis (-5.5%). As for seasonally adjusted volume index, it went up 1.1 per cent month-on-month.

RETAIL TRADE

Sales of Retail Trade registered a negative growth of 1.5 per cent as compared to August 2019. Among groups that contributed to this fall were Retail Sale of Cultural & Recreation Goods in Specialised Stores (-9.7%), Retail Sale of Other Goods in Specialised Stores (-7.2%), and Retail Sale of Automotive Fuel in Specialised Stores (-5.6%). Compared with July 2020, sales of this sub-sector rose 2.3 per cent.

Volume Index of Retail Trade recorded -2.3 per cent growth to 139.2 points as compared to August 2019. The largest decline was depicted in Retail Sale of Cultural & Recreation Goods in Specialised Stores (-10.6%), Retail Sale of Other Goods in Specialised Stores (-7.6%) and Retail Sale of Other Household Equipment in Specialised Stores (-5.2%). As for seasonally adjusted volume index, it expanded 3.4 per cent as against July 2020.

MOTOR VEHICLES

Sales value of Motor Vehicles sub-sector registered year-on-year growth of 1.0 per cent. This increase was driven by Sale of Motor Vehicles which registered a growth of 3.1 per cent and Sale, Maintenance & Repair of Motorcycles 2.4 per cent. For monthly comparison, sales of this sub-sector edged down 0.7 per cent.

The volume index of Motor Vehicles grew 0.9 per cent year-on-year to reach 112.3 points. The highest increment was contributed by Sale of Motor Vehicles (4.5%) and Sale, Maintenance & Repair of Motorcycles (2.0%). Seasonally adjusted volume index for this sub-sector slipped 1.1 per cent month-on-month.

DOMESTIC TOURISM SURVEY 2019 BY STATE

INTRODUCTION

This report presents the statistics related to domestic tourism for each state in Malaysia. The annual statistics presented in this publication were obtained from the Domestic Tourism Survey, 2019. The principal statistics reported are related to the key indicators of domestic tourism performance such as the number of domestic visitor arrivals, total of trips and total of receipts. In addition, statistics related to trends of overnight trip and social & demographic profiles of domestic visitors for each state are also included in this publication.

DOMESTIC TOURISM PERFORMANCE BY STATE, 2019

Overall, the performance of domestic tourism in Malaysia recorded a higher record as compared to 2018. In 2019, a total of 239.1 million visitors1 were recorded, showing an increase of 8.1 per cent as against the previous year. In terms of expenditure, a total of RM103.2 billion was spent by domestic visitors with an annual growth rate of 11.5 per cent.

Based on the performance by state, Selangor recorded the highest total of domestic tourism receipts amounting to RM15.5 billion. This was followed by W.P. Kuala Lumpur (RM12.1 billion), Sarawak (RM8.7 billion), Sabah (RM8.1 billion) and Perak (RM7.8 billion). These five states contributed 50.6 per cent of Malaysia’s total domestic tourism receipts.

In terms of the number of domestic visitor arrivals, Selangor was the highest with a total of 33.6 million visitors. This was followed by W.P. Kuala Lumpur (22.6 million), Sabah (22.0 million), Perak (21.1 million) and Sarawak (19.8 million).

Detailed information and technical notes are included in the publication of the Domestic Tourism Survey 2019 by state. This publication can be accessed and downloaded for free through the eStatistik application in the DOSM’s portal

PERFORMANCE OF WHOLESALE & RETAIL TRADE, JUNE 2020

PERFORMANCE OF WHOLESALE & RETAIL TRADE SECTOR

Sales value of Wholesale & Retail Trade recorded RM102.9 billion in June 2020,            expanded 21.8 per cent as compared to the previous month. This increase was attributed to Wholesale Trade and Motor Vehicles with RM8.3 billion (20.3%) and      RM5.3 billion (78.9%) respectively. Retail Trade also rose RM4.8 billion (13.0%). However, year-on-year growth for this sector went down 8.4 per cent.

Volume index of Wholesale & Retail Trade registered 121.7 points, an increase of        25.2 per cent as compared to the previous month. The positive growth was          recorded in all subsectors, namely Motor Vehicles (90.2%), Wholesale Trade (20.8%) and Retail Trade (18.8%). As for seasonally adjusted volume index, it posted a gain of 21.9 per cent as against a month ago.

WHOLESALE TRADE

Wholesale Trade generated sales value of RM49.0 billion in June 2020, an increase of RM8.3 billion (20.3%) as against May 2020. The increment was supported by              Other Specialised Wholesale (35.6%) and Wholesale of Machinery, Equipment & Supplies (23.2%). For yearly comparison, sales of this sub-sector dropped               8.7 per cent.

Volume index of Wholesale Trade registered a growth of 20.8 per cent to           119.8 points in June 2020 as compared to the preceding month. This was driven by the increase in Other Specialised Wholesale (41.1%) and Wholesale of Machinery, Equipment & Supplies (21.2%). For monthly comparison, seasonally adjusted volume index of this sub-sector went up 22.2 per cent.

RETAIL TRADE

Sales of Retail Trade registered a monthly growth of 13.0 per cent as compared to May 2020. Among the groups that contributed to this growth were Retail Sale of Automotive Fuel in Specialised Stores (20.2%), Retail Sale of Other Goods in Specialised Stores (18.8%), Retail Sale of Cultural & Recreation Goods in Specialised Stores (17.9%), Retail Sale of Other Household Equipment in Specialised Stores (16.7%) and Retail Sale of     Information & Communication Equipment in Specialised Stores (13.7%). Compared with June 2019, sales of this sub-sector shrank 9.2 per cent. Volume Index of Retail Trade grew 18.8 per cent to 130.4 points in June 2020 as        compared to May 2020. In line with the sales value, the increase was depicted in Retail Sale of Automotive Fuel in Specialised Stores (30.0%), Retail Sale of Other Goods in Specialised Stores (27.9%), Retail Sale of Cultural & Recreation Goods in Specialised

VOLUME INDEX OF WHOLESALE & RETAIL TRADE, SECOND QUARTER 2020

In the second quarter of 2020, volume index of Wholesale & Retail Trade plummeted 23.4 per cent to 97.8 points as compared to the same period in 2019. Motor Vehicles sub-sector contributed the most to this fall to record -48.0 per cent growth.

WHOLESALE TRADE SUB-SECTOR

Volume index of Wholesale Trade posted a growth of negative 19.3 per cent to 102.5 points in the second quarter 2020 as compared to the same quarter in 2019. This fall was attributed to Other Specialised Wholesale (-33.0%) and Wholesale of Machinery, Equipment & Supplies  (-23.8%).

As for seasonally adjusted volume index of Wholesale Trade, it contracted 20.2 per cent as compared to the previous quarter.

RETAIL TRADE SUB-SECTOR

Retail Trade declined 21.2 per cent year-on-year to 107.6 points in second quarter 2020. The biggest decline recorded by Retail Sale of Other Goods in Specialised Stores (-34.1%) and Retail Sale of Cultural & Recreation Goods in Specialised Stores (-33.3%).

Seasonally adjusted volume index of Retail Trade registered a decrease of 20.7 per cent as against the preceding quarter.

MOTOR VEHICLES SUB-SECTOR

Volume index of Motor Vehicles dropped 48.0 per cent to 54.9 points in the second quarter 2020 as against the same period in 2019. The downfall was due to negative growth in Sale of Motor  Vehicles (-50.7%) and Sale of Motor Vehicles, Parts & Accessories (-47.5%).

In terms of seasonally adjusted volume index, Motor Vehicles sub-sector contracted 45.4 per cent in the current quarter as compared to the first quarter of 2020.

Revenue for Services Sector Second Quarter 2020

Overall Performance

Total  revenue  of  Services  sector  in  second  quarter  2020  recorded  RM335.6  billion,  decreased  24.0  per  cent  as compared  to  the  same  quarter 2019. The growth was contributed by Wholesale & Retail Trade, Food & Beverages and Accommodation segment (-RM82.8 billion; -23.7%). Meanwhile, total revenue on a quarterly basis registered a negative growth of 23.4 per cent or RM102.3 billion.

Total number of persons engaged in this sector amounted to 3.7 million persons, a decrease of 115,400 persons or 3.1 per cent as compared to the same quarter of the previous year. Quarterly basis indicated that number of persons engaged recorded a negative growth of 2.6 per cent or decreased 96,314 persons.

In this quarter, salaries & wages paid was RM23.5 billion, a decrease of 6.4 per cent as against the previous year, while quarter-on-quarter went down 5.7 per cent.  

Wholesale & Retail Trade, Food & Beverages and Accommodation

Total revenue for Wholesale & Retail Trade, Food & Beverages and Accommodation segment contracted 23.7 per cent as compared to the second quarter of 2019 to RM266.5 billion. The decline was contributed by Wholesale & Retail Trade sub-sector (-RM74.3 bilion; -22.6%), Food & Beverages (-RM5.7 bilion; -32.6%) and Accommodation (-RM2.8 bilion; -82.6%). For quarterly comparison, this segment recorded a negative growth of  23.3 per cent.

Number of persons engaged in this segment decreased 3.4 per cent to 2.7 million persons as compared to the second quarter of 2019. Salaries & wages paid decreased 3.5 per cent to RM14.4 billion. For quarterly comparison, number of persons engaged and salaries & wages paid went down 2.8 per cent and 3.8 per cent, respectively.

Information & Communication and Transportation & Storage

Information  &  Communication  and  Transportation  &  Storage  segment  recorded  a  decrease  in  revenue  to  RM51.9  billion or  21.3  per  cent  as compared  to  the  second  quarter  of  2019. The  decline  was  propelled  by  Transportation  &  Storage sub-sector with 97.2 per cent (-RM15.3 billion). Meanwhile, for quarterly comparisons, revenue contracted by 18.9 per cent.

Number of persons engaged for this segment decreased 3.9 per cent year-on-year to record 462,637 persons and salaries & wages paid amounted to RM4.2 billion. Meanwhile, on quarterly basis, number of persons engaged and salaries & wages paid recorded negative growths of 2.7 per cent and 14.3 per cent, respectively.

Health, Education and Arts, Entertainment & Recreation

A total of RM9.6 billion revenue was generated for Health, Education and Arts, Entertainment & Recreation segment in the second quarter 2020 with 41.7 per cent decrease as compared to the second quarter of 2019. The decrease was contributed by Arts, Entertainment & Recreation sub-sector (-83.7%). This segment registered a decrease in revenue of 43.2 per cent on a quarterly basis.

In this quarter, number of persons engaged recorded 281,159 persons, decreased 0.6 per cent as compared to a year ago. Salaries & wages paid also decreased 0.1 per cent to RM2.4 billion. Quarter-on-quarter, number of persons engaged and salaries & wages paid decreased 1.8 per cent and 5.2 per cent, respectively.

Professional and Real Estate Agent

Total revenue for Professional and Real Estate Agent segment recorded a negative growth of 20.9 per cent against the same quarter of 2019. The decrease recorded by Professional sub-sector (-RM1.8 billion; -20.0%). For quarterly comparison, this segment recorded a decline of 21.9 per cent.

In second quarter 2020, the number of persons engaged was 178,642 persons or decreased by 0.1 per cent as compared to the same quarter of the previous year. Salaries & wages paid went down 2.2 per cent to RM2.5 billion. For the quarterly comparison, number of persons engaged and salaries & wages recorded negative growths of 0.4 per cent and 0.8 per cent, respectively.

Volume Index of Services declined 21.5 per cent to 99.3 points in second quarter 2020

Performance of Services Sector

Volume Index of Services declined 21.5 per cent to 99.3 points in second quarter 2020 as compared to the same quarter of previous year.

The main contributors to the fall of Services sector in the second quarter of 2020 was Wholesale & Retail Trade, Food & Beverages and Accommodation segment  (-26.4%) and Other Services segment  (-41.2%). 

Seasonally adjusted volume index of this sector deteriorated  22.0 per cent  to 100.0 points as compared to the previous quarter.

Wholesale & Retail Trade, Food & Beverages and Accommodation

Volume  index  of  Wholesale  &  Retail Trade, Food  & Beverages and Accommodation  segment  experienced  a decrease of  26.4 per cent as compared to the same quarter of 2019. The downward momentum is due to the Accommodation sub-sector (-78.8%) and Food & Beverages sub-sector (-31.7%). Seasonally adjusted volume index of this segment drop of  26.1 per cent as compared to the previous quarter.

Business Services and Finance

The  segment of  Business  Services  and  Finance  declined  13.9 per cent  as  compared  to  the  same quarter  of  2019. The decline  was  driven  by  Real Estate  sub-sector (-32.1%) and Professional, Scientific & Technical and Administrative & Support Services sub-sector (-20.8%). Seasonally adjusted volume index of this segment went down by 16.2 per cent as compared to the previous quarter.

Information & Communication and Transportation & Storage             

The segment of Information & Communication and Transportation & Storage segment reduced to  14.8 per cent as compared with the same quarter of previous year. This  was  due  to  a decrease for the Transport  &  Storage  sub-sector  by  45.4 per cent. Seasonally  adjusted  volume  index  in  this  segment also went down to  16.1 per cent in second quarter 2020. 

Other Services

This segment decreased 41.2 per cent as compared to the second quarter of 2019. This decline was stimulated by Arts, Entertainment & Recreation and Personal Services & Other Activities sub-sector  (-76.0%). Seasonally adjusted volume index of Other Services segment fell  39.8 per cent as compared to the first quarter of 2020.  

PERFORMANCE OF WHOLESALE & RETAIL TRADE, MAY 2020

PERFORMANCE OF WHOLESALE & RETAIL TRADE SECTOR

Sales value of Wholesale & Retail Trade rebounded 26.3 per cent to record             RM17.6 billion in May 2020 as compared to the previous month. This were attributed by Motor Vehicles and Retail Trade which increased 709.0 per cent (RM5.9 billion) and 30.5 per cent (RM8.6 billion) respectively. Wholesale Trade also increased by 8.0 per cent (RM3.0 billion). However, year-on-year for this sector went down 23.8 per cent.

Volume index of Wholesale & Retail Trade bounce back to record 97.2 points, an         increased of 30.3 per cent as compared to the April 2020. The positive growth was     recorded in all subsectors, namely Motor Vehicles (763.3%), Retail Trade (32.9%) and Wholesale Trade (12.0%). As for seasonally adjusted volume index, it recorded        25.5 per cent as against a month ago.

WHOLESALE TRADE

Wholesale Trade generated sales value of RM40.7 billion in May 2020, an increased of RM3.0 billion (8.0%) as against April 2020. The increment was supported by              Non-Specialised Wholesale Trade (68.0%), Wholesale of Machinery, Equipment & Supplies (22.3%), Wholesale on a Fee or Contract Basis (19.9%) and Wholesale of Household Goods (17.7%) as in Chart 6. For yearly comparison, sales of this             sub-sector drop 23.6 per cent.

Volume index of Wholesale Trade registered a growth of 12.0 per cent to 99.1 points in May 2020 as compared to the last month. This was driven by the increased in              Non-Specialised Wholesale Trade (79.6%), Wholesale of Household Goods (24.8%),     Wholesale of Machinery, Equipment & Supplies (23.4%) and Wholesale on a Fee or  Contract Basis (21.4%). For monthly comparison, seasonally adjusted volume index of this sub-sector went up 6.5 per cent.

RETAIL TRADE

Sales of Retail Trade registered a month-on-month growth of 30.5 per cent as compared to April 2020. Among the groups that contributed to this growth were Retail Sale of Other Goods in Specialised Stores (80.4%), Retail Sale of Automotive Fuel in Specialised Stores (71.0%), Retail Sale of Cultural & Recreation Goods in Specialised Stores (58.1%) and Retail Sale of Other Household Equipment in Specialised Stores (51.7%). As compared to May 2020, sales of this sub-sector shrank 16.2 per cent.

Retail Trade grew 32.9 per cent to 109.7 points in May 2020 as compared to April 2020. Inline with sales value, the increase were depicted in Retail Sale of Other Goods in Specialised Stores (71.8%), Retail Sale of Cultural & Recreation Goods in Specialised Stores (56.4%), Retail Sale of Automotive Fuel in Specialised Stores (54.8%) and Retail Sale of Other Household Equipment in Specialised Stores (54.1%). As for seasonally adjusted volume index, it rose to 31.4 per cent as compared to April 2020.

MOTOR VEHICLES

Retail Trade grew 32.9 per cent to 109.7 points in May 2020 as compared to April 2020. Inline with sales value, the increase were depicted in Retail Sale of Other Goods in Specialised Stores (71.8%), Retail Sale of Cultural & Recreation Goods in Specialised Stores (56.4%), Retail Sale of Automotive Fuel in Specialised Stores (54.8%) and Retail Sale of Other Household Equipment in Specialised Stores (54.1%). As for seasonally adjusted volume index, it rose to 31.4 per cent as compared to April 2020.

The volume index increased 763.3 per cent to register 54.6 points as compared to a month ago. The highest increment were contributed by Sale, Maintenance & Repair of Motorcycles (1,973.1%) and Maintenance & Repair of Motor Vehicles (1,361.7%). For monthly comparison, seasonally adjusted volume index increased 700.6 per cent within the same period.

Domestic Tourism Recorded the Highest Expenditure of RM103.2 Billion, Grew 11.5 Per Cent in 2019

PERFORMANCE OF DOMESTIC TOURISM, 2019

  • A total of 239.1 million domestic visitors were recorded in 2019 with a growth of 8.1 percent as compared to previous year (7.7%).
  • In terms of total tourism trips, domestic visitors undertook 332.4 million trips within the country with an average of 1.39 trips per visitor.
  • Domestic tourism expenditure continued to register a double-digit growth with 11.5 per cent to RM103.2 billion in 2019 (2018: 11.4%).
  • Shopping registered the highest percentage share of total expenditure made by a visitor for his/her trip with a share of 37.8 per cent.

TRAVELLING TREND OF DOMESTIC TOURISM

  • In 2019, visiting relatives & friends (42.3%) continued to be the most prevalent purpose for domestic visitors making a trip. The second main purpose was shopping (35.4%), followed by holiday/ leisure/ relaxation (9.0%), entertainment/ attending special event/ sports (4.0%) and medical treatment/ wellness (4.0%).
  • Selangor was the most visited state by domestic visitors in 2019 which accounted for 33.6 million visitors, followed by W.P. Kuala Lumpur (22.6 million), Sabah (22.0 million), Perak (21.1 million) and Sarawak (19.8 million).
  • Land transport was widely used by domestic visitors in 2019 with 98.5 per cent.
  • In 2019, unpaid accommodation provided by relatives & friends (70.9%) was the most popular type of accommodation among the tourists. This was followed by hotel (18.5%), homestay/ vacation homes (3.8%), apartment (3.6%), rest house (1.7%) and chalet (1.5%).

SOCIAL & DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE OF DOMESTIC VISITORS

  • Majority of the domestic visitors were from the age group of 25 to 39 years with a contribution of 37.8 per cent. This was followed by domestic visitors aged 15 to 24 years (26.4%), 40 to 54 years (24.1%) and 55 years and above (11.7%).
  • Domestic visitors by household income class between RM1,001 to RM3,000 per month recorded the highest share with 35.7 per cent. This was followed by visitors earning between RM3,001 to RM5,000 per month (26.4%) and RM5,001 to RM10,000 per month (23.3%).

More Than 70 Per Cent Establistments Rented Premises & Average Gross Profit Micro Enterprise RM4,360 Per Month

The publication of WHOLESALE & RETAIL TRADE CENSUS 2019 that presents statistics such as sales value of goods & services, cost of goods sold, value of gross output, value of intermediate input, value added, number of persons engaged, salaries & wages and value of fixed assets owned. Statistics on Small & Medium Enterprises (SMEs), women ownership in business and usage of information and communication technology are also published.

PERFORMANCE OF WHOLESALE & RETAIL TRADE SECTOR

The census results showed that there were 469,024 establishments operated in Wholesale & retail trade sector in 2018 as compared to 370,725 establishments in 2013. This number registered an annual growth rate of 4.8 per cent.

Sales value of goods & services in 2018 for this sector was RM1,270.8 billion as compared to RM841.6 billion in 2013 with a growth rate of 8.6 per cent per annum. Value of gross output generated by Wholesale & retail trade sector amounted to RM384.3 billion as compared to RM250.3 billion in 2013. The output registered an annual growth rate of 9.0 per cent. Total value added in this sector for 2018 increased with an annual growth rate of 9.4 per cent to RM238.0 billion in 2018 as compared to RM151.9 billion in 2013.

Total number of persons engaged in this sector for 2018 were 2,002,838 persons with salaries & wages paid amounted to RM62.9 billion, registering an annual growth rate of 3.3 per cent. Meanwhile, salaries & wages paid expanded at 10.0 per cent as compared to 4.6 per cent in 2013.

Value of fixed assets owned by establishments for Wholesale & retail trade sector in 2018 was RM134.1 billion as compared to RM80.6 billion in 2013. This value recorded an annual growth rate of 10.7 per cent.

First Quarter 2020: Volume Index of Services experienced an increase of 2.3 per cent to 128.0 points

Performance of Services Sector

Volume Index of Services experienced an increase of  2.3 per cent to 128.0 points in first quarter 2020 as compared to the same quarter of previous year.

The increase of Services sector in the first quarter of 2020 was led by Business Services and Finance,  4.1 per cent, followed by Information & Communication and Transportation & Storage segment, 2.7 per cent. Wholesale & Retail Trade, Food & Beverages and Accommodation segment grew 1.5 per cent, meanwhile Other Services segment declined to  0.9 per cent. 

Seasonally adjusted volume index of this sector decreased by  3.4 per cent to 127.4 points as compared to the previous quarter.

 Performance by Segment

Wholesale & Retail Trade, Food & Beverages and Accommodation

Wholesale  & Retail Trade, Food & Beverages and Accommodation segment registered a positive growth of  1.5 per cent compared to the same quarter of 2019. The  growth  in  this  segment  was  generated  by  Food  &  Beverages  sub-sector  with  2.9 per cent and Wholesale & Retail Trade sub-sector, 1.5 per cent. Seasonally adjusted volume index of this segment decreased by 4.1 per cent as compared to the previous quarter. 

Business Services and Finance

Volume index of Business Services and Finance portrayed an increase trend of  4.1 per cent as compared to the same quarter of 2019. The growth was supported by Business and Finance sub-sector with  4.8 per cent and Professional, Scientific & Technical and Administrative & Support Services sub-sector, 4.5 per cent. Seasonally adjusted volume index of this segment declined by 0.1 per cent as compared to the previous quarter.

Information & Communication and Transportation & Storage             

Volume index of Information & Communication and Transportation & Storage segment edged up by  2.7 per cent as compared with the same quarter of previous year. This increase was led by Information & Communication sub-sector with  6.4 per cent. Seasonally adjusted volume index in this segment went down by  2.3 per cent in first quarter 2020. 

Other Services

This segment declined to 0.9 per cent as compared to the first quarter of 2019. This growth was due to a decline in Arts, Entertainment & Recreation and Personal Services & Other Activities sub-sector with  5.8 per cent. Seasonally adjusted volume index of Other Services segment decreased by 16.6 per cent compared to the fourth quarter of 2019. 

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