PUBLISHER: Euromonitor International | PRODUCT CODE: 2112745
PUBLISHER: Euromonitor International | PRODUCT CODE: 2112745
Toys and Games in Malaysia
Toys and games in Malaysia achieved robust growth in 2025, with a value increase of 8%, outpacing most regional counterparts due to the strength of video games, which generated a large majority of total value. The environment remains highly attractive, fuelled by increasing real disposable income and moderate inflation at 1%, which collectively sustain rising discretionary expenditure. Success increasingly hinges on embracing digital and mobile-led revenue models for video games, capitalising on...
Euromonitor International's Toys and Games in Malaysia report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It provides the latest retail sales data 2021-2025, allowing you to identify the sectors driving growth. It identifies the leading companies, the leading brands and offers strategic analysis of key factors influencing the market - be they new product developments, distribution or pricing issues. Forecasts to 2030 illustrate how the market is set to change.
Product coverage: Traditional Toys and Games, Video Games.
Data coverage: market sizes (historic and forecasts), company shares, brand shares and distribution data.
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- Use five-year forecasts to assess how the market is predicted to develop.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
List Of Contents And Tables
Executive Summary
2025 Developments
Key Data Insights
Key Industry Trends
CHART 1 Key Industry Trends for Toys and Games
Industry Performance
Digital Play Powers Malaysia'S Toys and Games Market
Collector Culture Fuels Value Growth in Malaysia'S Traditional Toys and Games
CHART 2 Pop Mart's Labubu Leads Malaysia's Adult-Driven Collectible Boom
CHART 3 Value Sales 2020-2030
CHART 4 Value Sales by Category 2025
What's Next?
Video Games Remain the Key Growth Engine in Malaysia'S Toys and Games
CHART 5 Malaysia's Game Market Led by Mobile Legends and Free Fire
Mobile-First Games and Festive Retail Models Transform Business Strategy
CHART 6 Forecast Value Sales 2020-2030
CHART 7 Forecast Value Sales by Category 2025-2030
Competitive Landscape
Video Games Lead Malaysia'S Toys and Games Market
CHART 8 Mega-Sales and Collectibles Roadshow Power Malaysia's Festive Toy Gifting
Pop Mart Reshapes Traditional Toys and Games through Collectibles
CHART 9 Company Shares 2025
CHART 10 Brand Shares 2025
Channels
E-Commerce Leads While Physical Retail Remains Relevant
CHART 11 Retail Channels 2020-2025
Economic Context
CHART 12 Economic Context for Toys and Games
CHART 13 Real Gdp Growth 2020-2030
CHART 14 Inflation 2020-2030
Consumer Context
CHART 15 Consumer Context for Toys and Games
CHART 16 Population 2020-2030
CHART 17 Consumer Expenditure 2020-2030
CHART 18 Population by Generation 2025
Country Reports Disclaimer
TRADITIONAL TOYS AND GAMES IN MALAYSIA
- Key Data Insights
- 2025 Developments
- Traditional Toys and Games Summary
- Key Industry Trends
- CHART 19 Key Industry Trends for Traditional Toys and Games
- Industry Performance
- Pop Mart and Miniso Accelerate Value Growth as Collectible Culture Expands
- CHART 20 Pop Mart Unveiled First Labubu Themed Store in Malaysia
- Dolls and Accessories Lead with Collector Appeal and Retail Innovation
- Lego Redefines Adult Engagement with Experiential Campaigns and Design Launches
- CHART 21 Lego Malaysia Revive Adult's Play with Roadshows in Malaysia
- CHART 22 Value Sales 2020-2030
- CHART 23 Value Sales by Category 2025
- What's Next?
- Adult Collectors Boost Demand for Anime-Inspired Toys
- CHART 24 Analyst Insight for Traditional Toys and Games
- Collectibles and Ip Grow Malaysia's Toy Market to 2030
- Cultural Trends and Cost Pressures Reshape Malaysia's Traditional Toys Outlook
- CHART 25 Forecast Value Sales 2020-2030
- CHART 26 Forecast Value Sales by Category 2025-2030
Competitive Landscape
- Pop Mart and Mattel Capture Share and Reinforce Engagement
- CHART 27 Company Shares 2025
- CHART 28 Brand Shares 2025
- Channels
- Traditional Toys and Games Stores Maintain Leadership
- Other Non-Grocery Retailers Gain Momentum through Collectibles
- Shopee and Lazada Face Slower Gains as Shoppers Return Offline
- CHART 29 Retail Channels 2020-2025
- Products
- Character-Led Collaborations Broaden Product Appeal
- Interactive Retail Concepts Support Product Discovery
- CHART 30 First Miniso Land Landed at Sunway Pyramid Mall in Malaysia
- Value-Focused Innovation Expands Market Accessibility
- Economic Context
- CHART 31 Economic Context for Traditional Toys and Games
- CHART 32 Real Gdp Growth 2020-2030
- CHART 33 Inflation 2020-2030
- Consumer Context
- CHART 34 Consumer Context for Traditional Toys and Games
- CHART 35 Population 2020-2030
- CHART 36 Population by Generation 2025
- Country Reports Disclaimer
VIDEO GAMES IN MALAYSIA
- Key Data Insights
- 2025 Developments
- Video Games Summary
- Key Industry Trends
- CHART 37 Key Industry Trends for Video Games
- Industry Performance
- Digital Monetisation Fuels Continued Expansion of Video Games
- CHART 38 User-Generated Experiences Drive Roblox's Monetisation in Malaysia
- Software Remains the Key Growth Engine in Video Games
- E-Wallets Accelerate Recurring Revenue in Video Games
- CHART 39 Malaysia's E-Wallets Power Free Fire and Mobile Legends Top-Ups
- CHART 40 Value Sales 2020-2030
- CHART 41 Value Sales by Category 2025
- What's Next?
- Mobile Game Publishers Prioritise Free-To-Play and E-Wallets to Widen Reach
- CHART 42 Malaysia's Game Market Runs on Mobile and Digital, Led by Mobile Legends
- Seamless Payments Drive Gaming'S Digital Shift
- CHART 43 Forecast Value Sales 2020-2030
- CHART 44 Forecast Value Sales by Category 2025-2030
Competitive Landscape
- Bytedance Drives Growing Concentration in Malaysia'S Video Games Market
- Nintendo Edges Forward, but Mobile Drives Malaysian Gains
- CHART 45 Company Shares 2025
- CHART 46 Brand Shares 2025
- Channels
- Digital Channels Maintain Strong Lead in Video Games
- In-Game Wallets Fuel Digital Channel Momentum
- CHART 47 Retail Channels 2020-2025
- Economic Context
- CHART 48 Economic Context for Video Games
- CHART 49 Real Gdp Growth 2020-2030
- CHART 50 Inflation 2020-2030
- Consumer Context
- CHART 51 Consumer Context for Video Games
- CHART 52 Population 2020-2030
- CHART 53 Consumer Expenditure 2020-2030
- CHART 54 Population by Generation 2025
- Country Reports Disclaimer
