The Republic of Indonesia continued strengthening its role as one of Asia's largest export-driven economies in 2025. During the year, Indonesia exported goods worth approximately US$282.9 billion to international markets worldwide.

Compared with $231.6 billion in 2021, the total value of Indonesian exports increased by 22.2% over five years. On a year-over-year basis, export revenues also rose by 6.9% from $264.7 billion in 2024.

The five largest buyers of Indonesian products in 2025 were mainland China, the United States, India, Japan, and Singapore. Together, these major markets accounted for more than half (52.2%) of Indonesia's total export earnings.

Regional Distribution of Indonesia's Exports

From a continental perspective, Asia remained the dominant destination for Indonesia's exports. Approximately 70.9% of total export value was shipped to neighboring Asian countries.

North America represented the second-largest regional market, purchasing 12.4% of Indonesia's exports, while European countries absorbed another 10%.

Smaller portions of Indonesian exports were directed toward Africa (3%), Latin America (1.85% excluding Mexico but including the Caribbean), and Oceania (1.85%), led primarily by Australia.

Indonesia's Top Trading Partners

The following countries imported the largest volumes of Indonesian goods in 2025:

1.Mainland China — US$67 billion (23.7% of total Indonesian exports)

2..United States — $31 billion (11%)

3.India — $18.3 billion (6.5%)

4.Japan — $17.6 billion (6.2%)

5..Singapore — $13.7 billion (4.8%)

6.Malaysia — $13.1 billion (4.6%)

7.Vietnam — $10.6 billion (3.8%)

8.Philippines — $10.2 billion (3.6%)

9.South Korea — $10.1 billion (3.6%)

10.Thailand — $8.8 billion (3.1%)

11.Netherlands — $5.7 billion (2%)

12.Taiwan — $5.5 billion (2%)

13.Switzerland — $4.9 billion (1.7%)

14.Pakistan — $4.1 billion (1.5%)

15.United Arab Emirates — $4 billion (1.4%)

16.Bangladesh — $3.9 billion (1.4%)

17.Australia — $3.7 billion (1.3%)

18.Saudi Arabia — $2.9 billion (1%)

19.Italy — $2.8 billion (1%)

20.Germany — $2.51 billion (0.9%)

21.Mexico — $2.45 billion (0.9%)

22.Hong Kong — $2.29 billion (0.8%)

23.Brazil — $2.21 billion (0.8%)

24.Egypt — $1.94 billion (0.7%)

25.Belgium — $1.91 billion (0.7%)

Collectively, these 25 countries accounted for approximately 88.9% of Indonesia's total exports in 2025.

Fastest-Growing Export Markets for Indonesia

Several countries significantly increased their imports from Indonesia between 2024 and 2025.

Among the fastest-growing markets were:

· Switzerland, with imports surging by 226%

· United Arab Emirates, up 31.6%

· Bangladesh, rising 30.4%

· Brazil, increasing 28.4%

· Egypt, growing by 27%

These growth patterns indicate rising demand for Indonesian commodities, industrial materials, energy-related goods, and manufactured products across emerging and developed markets alike.

Countries Reducing Imports from Indonesia

While many export markets expanded, several countries reduced purchases of Indonesian goods during 2025.

The largest declines came from:

· Australia, down 24.7%

· Taiwan, decreasing 17.1%

· Japan, falling 14.9%

· Hong Kong, down 12.6%

· India, declining 9.9%

These reductions may reflect weaker domestic demand, commodity price fluctuations, inventory adjustments, or shifts in regional supply chains.

Major Indonesian Export Companies

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Indonesia Exporters Directory

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List of Indonesia Exporters

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1. PT BEKAERT INDONESIA — 15.11%, $96.44 Million

2. PT SINAR MAS AGRO RESOURCES AND TECHNOLOGY — 13.04%, $83.24 Million

3. PT WAHANA CITRA NABATI — 4%, $25.54 Million

4. FOOD PACKAGING JAYA — 3.96%, $25.27 Million

5. PT AICA INDONESIA — 3.49%, $22.25 Million

6. PT CHEIL JEDANG INDONESIA — 3.47%, $22.14 Million

7. PT INDONESIA BENXING NEW MATERIAL — 2.89%, $18.42 Million

8. PT FULING FOOD PACKAGING INDONESIA — 2.54%, $16.21 Million

9. PT PHILLIPS SEAFOODS INDONESIA — 2.47%, $15.77 Million

10. PT ASIANAGRO AGUNGJAYA — 2.26%, $14.43 Million

Summary

Indonesia's exports continued expanding in 2025, driven by strong demand from Asian markets, particularly mainland China, the United States, India, Japan, and Southeast Asian economies. Asia remained the primary destination for Indonesian goods, accounting for more than two-thirds of total export value.

At the same time, Indonesia strengthened its export position across sectors including energy products, industrial materials, agriculture, plastics, food processing, and manufacturing. Through Tendata's Indonesia export database and exporter directory, global buyers can access verified shipment records, identify reliable Indonesia exporters, and optimize sourcing strategies across multiple industries.