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A ₹16 lakh crore economy growing at 12.9%
India’s eighth-largest state economy, with per capita income a third above the national average and a poverty rate less than half the national figure.
₹16.06 L crGross State Domestic Product, FY25 at current pricesGrowth 12.94% over FY24
9.24%Real GSDP growth at constant 2011–12 pricesAbove the national GDP growth rate
₹2,68,653Per capita income, current pricesNational average ₹2,00,162 — AP is 34% higher
$211 bnProjected GSDP, FY27At 15% compound annual growth
Where the output comes from
Services lead, on a broad industrial and agricultural base.
Services42%
Agriculture and allied35%
Manufacturing23%
What sits inside each
What each of the three parts consists of.
ServicesInformation technology and global capability centres, port and logistics services, wholesale and retail trade, financial services, tourism, health and education, and public administration. The fastest-moving parts are capability centres and port-linked logistics.ManufacturingSteel and metals, petroleum and petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals and bulk drugs, electronics and appliances, automotive and components, textiles, cement and building materials, and food processing.Agriculture and alliedCrops, horticulture, livestock, and fishing and aquaculture. A river-fed base reaching every district, which is what supports processing and the food value chains built on it.
Social floor
6.06%multidimensional poverty headcount, against 14.96% nationally
4.1%unemployment rate, 2023–24
9thSDG India Index 2023–24, and 1st on clean energy
997sex ratio, above the national average
Swarna Andhra Vision 2047
The state’s long-horizon framework sets three targets for 2047: a GSDP above USD 2.4 trillion, per capita income above USD 42,000, and zero poverty through the Public–People–Philanthropic Partnership model.
Against a FY25 base of ₹16.06 lakh crore, that implies sustained double-digit nominal growth for two decades.