维多利亚时代的工业表现

维多利亚州的经济多元化且充满活力，这里各大产业不仅在不断增长，而且正在塑造未来。

Top 5 industries: 44 percent of Victorian companies; 5.3% industry average GVA 3 eyar CGAR 2021-23; 13.1% industry average revenue CGAR 2022-24

无论你是在医疗保健、科技、先进制造业，还是在可再生能源等领域中寻找机会，维多利亚州的重点行业已做好拓展的准备。

为什么要在维多利亚州进行投资？

我州的产业展现出复原能力、创新能力和可持续性，为企业和投资者提供长期机会。

以下是一些关键信息：

Economic resilience: What's driving Victoria?
For financial year 2023-24, the top three industries contributing to the state's Gross Value Added (GVA) are:
- financial and insurance services
- healthcare
- professional, scientific, and technical services
These sectors have demonstrated resilience, consistently driving growth despite global challenges.
Key shifts
Key shifts over the past three years reflecting renewed consumer engagement in lifestyle and entertainment and recovery of supply chains after the pandemic.
- 11.2% IGVA - agriculture, forestry and fishing
- 11.0% IGVA - accommodation and food services
- 8.1% IGVA - arts and recreation
Increased demand for healthcare
Victoria’s healthcare continues to expand, driven by an aging population, a focus on mental health, and lingering effects of the pandemic. Innovations in medical technologies and telehealth are creating significant investment opportunities.
- 6.5% IGVA - healthcare and social assistance
Technology: Fuelling the future
Emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and robotics are reshaping industries, particularly in the professional, scientific, and technical services sector. With growing demand for engineering and technical expertise, Victoria is becoming a hotspot for innovation in areas like automation, healthcare, and financial services.
- In FY22, the Victorian ICT sector contributed A$33.7 billion to the economy, accounting for 5% of Victorian value added
- In FY23, the revenue of 25,000 Victorian digital technology businesses was nearly A$129 billion

Learn more about technology opportunities

Transition to a renewable economy: Challenges and opportunities
The Victorian mining sector experienced declines, with IGVA of -13.7%. This downturn is partly due to fluctuating global commodity prices, which directly affect mining revenues. However, they also signal a broader shift. Victoria's Renewable Energy Action Plan and the national Electricity and Energy Sector Plan are driving a shift towards sustainable energy. This presents a unique opportunity for businesses to engage with sectors undergoing transformation and align with the state’s sustainability goals.
Learn more about energy opportunities