GDP at market price (const prices, 2015 base)
Gross domestic product. Rupees million, annual.
Rs 13.13 tn · 2025 (+5.0% on 2024)
Data source: Department of Census and Statistics, Time Series of Annual GDP at Constant Prices (Values / Shares /% Growth)
Macro Lab · LK.NA.GDP.2015.CONST.GDP_MP.A · CC BY 4.0
About this series
- Source Department of Census and Statistics, compiled by Macro Lab
- Unit Rupees million
- Base year 2015
- Date range 2010 – 2025
- Last checked 17 Mar 2026
Checks: 1 recorded for this series, listed below.
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Details
- Name in the warehouse
- Equals GDP at market price (const prices, 2015 base)
- Base year
- 2015
- Read from
- DCS national accounts spreadsheets (Department of Census and Statistics)
- Source page
- https://www.statistics.gov.lk/NationalAccounts
- Notes
- DCS national accounts workbook
Source documents
Vintages
One vintage so far, published 17 Mar 2026. Revisions show here once a later release changes a value.
Related series
- Gross Value Added (GVA), at basic prices (const prices, 2015 base)Rs 12.20 tn2025
- Real GDP at market prices chained across base years, 2002-2025, at 2015 pricesRs 13.13 tn2025
- GDP at market price (curr prices, 2015 base)Rs 32.75 tn2025
- Republished by:
LK.NA.GDP.2015.CONST.GDP_MP.A@CBSL - Republished by:
[email protected] - Feeds the spliced series:
LK.NA.GDP.SPLICED.2015.CONST.GDP_MP.A
Source discrepancies
What the warehouse found when it checked this series: the same figure from two agencies, splice overlaps, published rates against ones recalculated from the index, and outliers.
- For information2010
The 2002 base is linked to the 2015 base at 2010. Over the 6 years they share, the ratio between them runs from 3.12 to 3.29; the splice uses 3.21. Compared with
LK.NA.GDP.2002.CONST.GDP_MP.A@CBSL.Splice overlap: 3.122 and 3.293, difference 0.172.
2002 base linked to 2015 at 2010, factor 3.211041; the 6 shared years range 3.1215..3.2930
Every splice reports the spread of its overlapping-month ratios so the chain factor can be judged. A few per cent is normal.