Togo Military Spending

Togo spends an estimated 2.4% of GDP on its military in 2026; its most recent reported expenditure in US dollars is $192 million (2025).

Defense budget and military expenditure data (1961–2027)

Data updated: July 7, 2026

Key Facts (2026 estimate)

Military Expenditure

$198 million

Ranked #126 of 153 countries worldwide

Percent of GDP

2.4%

Ranked #58 of 163 countries by % of GDP

Year-over-Year Change

+3.1%

From $192M in 2025

Historical Peak Spending

$375 million

Reached in 2022

How the 2026 figures are produced. Neither figure is a researched budget estimate. The share-of-GDP figure is the arithmetic mean of Togo’s last 3 reported years (20232025), carried across both estimate years unchanged. The dollar figure is not a per-country forecast — it is the actual SIPRI figure for 2025 raised by a flat 3%, the same rate applied to every country in this group, so it can rise even where the share-of-GDP path falls. Actual SIPRI figures for Togo run to 2025.

Togo Defense Budget Summary

In 2026, Togo is estimated to have spent $198 million on military and defense, representing 2.4% of the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP). This budget covers the armed forces including army, navy, and air force expenditures. Togo is the #126 highest military spender in the world by absolute spending.

Compared to the previous year (2025), defense spending increased by 3.1%, from $192 million to $198 million. This change in the military budget reflects growing defense priorities.

The highest percentage of GDP allocated to defense spending was 4.1% in 2022. The historical average military budget is 2.1% of GDP.

Data source: SIPRI Military Expenditure Database. Values are in constant 2024 US dollars. Data for 2026 is an estimate based on government budget announcements.

Historical Military Spending

Military Spending (% of GDP)

Military Spending (USD Billions, 2024 prices)

Historical Data

YearPercent of GDPUSD (millions)
2027(estimate)2.37%$204M
2026(estimate)2.37%$198M
20251.87%$192M
20242.18%$213M
20233.05%$285M
20224.14%$375M
20212.39%$213M
20202.16%$190M
20192.36%$204M
20181.47%$119M
20171.40%$108M
20161.36%$100M
20151.67%$86M
20141.82%$88M
20131.68%$77M
20121.62%$70M
20111.53%$62M
20101.66%$65M
20091.64%$61M
20081.72%$62M
20051.46%$48M
20041.41%$49M
20031.37%$49M
19951.86%$56M
19942.58%$59M
19934.03%$83M
19922.93%$76M
19912.86%$76M
19903.12%$82M
19893.09%$80M
19883.12%$76M
19873.50%$77M
19862.85%$61M
19852.51%$52M
19842.19%$41M
19832.10%$36M
19822.26%$39M
19812.37%$43M
19802.19%$44M
19792.25%$46M
19782.71%$53M
19773.07%$53M
19762.50%$43M
19751.86%$34M
19741.49%$32M
19731.69%$29M
19721.48%$25M
19711.41%$24M
19701.37%$22M
19691.28%$21M
19681.36%$20M
19671.34%$19M
19661.34%$17M
19651.90%$20M
19642.16%$21M
19630.84%$7M
19620.55%
19610.27%

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Togo spend on military?
In 2026, Togo is estimated to have spent $198 million on military and defense, representing 2.4% of the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP). This budget covers the armed forces including army, navy, and air force expenditures.
What is Togo's defense budget in 2026?
Togo's 2026 defense budget is an estimated $198 million in constant 2024 US dollars (estimate: the last reported figure carried forward at a flat rate, not an announced budget).
What percentage of GDP does Togo spend on defense?
In 2026, Togo spends an estimated 2.4% of GDP on its military. The historical average military budget is 2.1% of GDP.
Where does Togo rank in military spending worldwide?
In 2026, Togo ranks #126 of 153 countries by absolute military spending and #58 of 163 by share of GDP, based on 2026 spending estimates.
Is Togo's military spending increasing or decreasing?
Togo's military spending increased 3.1% year over year, from $192 million in 2025 to $198 million in 2026.

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