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GDP per person in Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan

1998 – 2023 · 26 data points 1 of 12 · Regions of Wales Updated 13 Nov 2026

Source: OECD Regional Database, 1998 – 2023

GDP per person, 1998 – 2023 GBP · Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan · Wales · United Kingdom
+39% since 2013
Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan Wales United Kingdom

Source: OECD Regional Database, 1998 – 2023

Compared with GDP per person · GBP
Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan
£38,036
Wales
£31,484 · 2024
United Kingdom
£41,627 · 2024

Source: OECD Regional Database

The series at a glance Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan · 1998 – 2023
Latest value £38,036 · 2023
First value £16,262 · 1998
Highest £38,036 · 2023
Lowest £16,262 · 1998
Average change +3.5% a year on average
Data points 26

By year

All years · 1998 – 2023

YearCardiff and Vale of GlamorganChange WalesUnited Kingdom
2023 £38,036 +6.2% £30,340 £40,162
2022 £35,814 +6.3% £28,277 £38,159
2021 £33,684 +6.1% £25,803 £34,678
2020 £31,759 −4.1% £24,079 £31,836
2019 £33,113 +4.4% £25,794 £33,814
2018 £31,723 +1.8% £24,698 £32,760
2017 £31,158 +2.7% £23,807 £31,793
2016 £30,327 +5.1% £23,011 £30,558
2015 £28,860 +2.7% £22,187 £29,622
2014 £28,108 +2.8% £21,559 £29,017
2013 £27,332 +2.5% £20,946 £27,894
2012 £26,662 +4.4% £20,178 £27,024
2011 £25,544 +3.2% £19,566 £26,388
2010 £24,754 +0.2% £18,776 £25,746
2009 £24,712 −0.1% £18,235 £25,046
2008 £24,735 −1.9% £18,612 £25,916
2007 £25,216 +5.4% £18,556 £25,306
2006 £23,920 +4.9% £17,940 £24,300
2005 £22,806 +4.5% £17,118 £23,228
2004 £21,817 +3.7% £16,440 £22,137
2003 £21,040 +6.5% £15,598 £21,170
2002 £19,757 +4.9% £14,727 £20,124
2001 £18,832 +4.3% £14,194 £19,463
2000 £18,060 +4.3% £13,750 £18,761
1999 £17,323 +6.5% £13,174 £17,836
1998 £16,262 £12,839 £17,149

Source: OECD Regional Database, 1998 – 2023

Ranking · Regions of Wales

2018 · Place 1 is the highest value.

#TerritoryGDP per person
1 Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan £31,723
6 Central Valleys and Bridgend £22,319
8 Conwy and Denbighshire £20,978
2 Flintshire and Wrexham £29,264
11 Gwent Valleys £19,091
5 Gwynedd £23,838
12 Isle of Anglesey £18,909
9 Mid Wales £20,929
3 Monmouthshire and Newport £27,832
10 Neath Port Talbot £20,150
7 South West Wales £21,658
4 Swansea £26,436

Source: OECD Regional Database, 2018

What it means

The value of everything produced here in a year, per resident — a broad measure of economic output.

How it is calculated

Gross domestic product at current prices divided by the population. In national currency, or US dollars where only international figures exist.