Recreational Boats in Cyprus | The Observatory of Economic Complexity

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Exports In 2022, Cyprus exported $55.2M in Recreational Boats, making it the 31st largest exporter of Recreational Boats in the world. At the same year, Recreational Boats was the 9th most exported product in Cyprus. The main destination of Recreational Boats exports from Cyprus are: France ($18.4M), Malta ($17M), Egypt ($4.97M), Greece ($2.18M), and United Kingdom ($1.91M).

The fastest growing export markets for Recreational Boats of Cyprus between 2021 and 2022 were France ($18.4M), Egypt ($4.5M), and Ukraine ($1.01M).

Imports In 2022, Cyprus imported $93.8M in Recreational Boats, becoming the 33rd largest importer of Recreational Boats in the world. At the same year, Recreational Boats was the 17th most imported product in Cyprus. Cyprus imports Recreational Boats primarily from: Italy ($58.3M), Greece ($12.8M), France ($5.94M), Finland ($2.81M), and United Kingdom ($2.58M).

The fastest growing import markets in Recreational Boats for Cyprus between 2021 and 2022 were Italy ($6.54M), Greece ($6.38M), and Finland ($2.81M).

COMPANIES In 2023, leading companies such as were at the forefront of shipping Recreational Boats from Cyprus to the United States.

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* Using January 2020 exchange rates when trade data is reported in local currency.

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EXPORTS (2022)$55.2M

IMPORTS (2022)$93.8M

NET TRADE (2022)-$38.6M

In 2022, Cyprus exported $55.2M in Recreational Boats. The main destinations of Cyprus exports on Recreational Boats were France ($18.4M), Malta ($17M), Egypt ($4.97M), Greece ($2.18M), and United Kingdom ($1.91M).

In 2022, Cyprus imported $93.8M in Recreational Boats, mainly from Italy ($58.3M), Greece ($12.8M), France ($5.94M), Finland ($2.81M), and United Kingdom ($2.58M).