The Deputy Head of Distribution and Services Statistics at the Central Statistics Agency recently stated that from January to November 2025, China remained Indonesia's largest export destination, with exports reaching US$58.24 billion, accounting for 23.80% of Indonesia's total exports; followed by the United States (US$28.14 billion, 11.50%) and India (US$16.44 billion, 6.72%). Indonesia's main exports to China include iron and steel, mineral fuels, and nickel and its products.
During the same period, Indonesia's exports to ASEAN and the EU were US$47.21 billion and US$17.74 billion respectively, increasing by 13.55% and 11.43% compared to the same period in 2024. Among the top ten non-oil and gas export commodities, except for mineral fuels, which decreased by US$7.26 billion (a decline of 20.12%), all other commodities recorded growth, with animal and vegetable oils and fats showing the largest increase, rising by US$6.36 billion (an increase of 26.24%).
By industry, driven by palm oil export growth, manufacturing non-oil and gas exports increased by 14% year-on-year; strong coffee exports boosted agriculture, forestry, and fishery product exports by 24.63%; while declining coal exports led to a 24.24% drop in mining and other industry exports. From January to November 2025, Indonesia's total exports reached US$256.56 billion, a year-on-year increase of 5.61%, with non-oil and gas exports totaling US$244.75 billion, up 7.07% year-on-year; during the same period, total imports were US$218.02 billion, an increase of 2.03% year-on-year.
The Deputy Head of Distribution and Services Statistics at the Central Statistics Agency recently stated that from January to November 2025, China remained Indonesia's largest export destination, with exports reaching US$58.24 billion, accounting for 23.80% of Indonesia's total exports; followed by the United States (US$28.14 billion, 11.50%) and India (US$16.44 billion, 6.72%). Indonesia's main exports to China include iron and steel, mineral fuels, and nickel and its products.
During the same period, Indonesia's exports to ASEAN and the EU were US$47.21 billion and US$17.74 billion respectively, increasing by 13.55% and 11.43% compared to the same period in 2024. Among the top ten non-oil and gas export commodities, except for mineral fuels, which decreased by US$7.26 billion (a decline of 20.12%), all other commodities recorded growth, with animal and vegetable oils and fats showing the largest increase, rising by US$6.36 billion (an increase of 26.24%).
By industry, driven by palm oil export growth, manufacturing non-oil and gas exports increased by 14% year-on-year; strong coffee exports boosted agriculture, forestry, and fishery product exports by 24.63%; while declining coal exports led to a 24.24% drop in mining and other industry exports. From January to November 2025, Indonesia's total exports reached US$256.56 billion, a year-on-year increase of 5.61%, with non-oil and gas exports totaling US$244.75 billion, up 7.07% year-on-year; during the same period, total imports were US$218.02 billion, an increase of 2.03% year-on-year.