Southeast Asia's largest economy and the world's most populous Muslim nation are located in Indonesia, a country comprising thousands of islands between Asia and Australia. According to Indonesia's import data, Indonesia has experienced a substantial increase in import business in recent years, solidifying its position as one of Asia's largest economies.

Indonesia Import Data 2023:

Indonesia's import data reveals that the value of imported goods in 2023 reached $237.4 billion, a 25.8% increase from $188.7 billion in 2018. The total cost of Indonesia's imports increased by 21.3% compared to $195.7 billion in 2021. Calculated at the average exchange rate in 2023, the Indonesian Rupiah's value against the US Dollar has decreased by -4.3% since 2018, representing a -3.8% decline from 2021 to 2023.

Leading Suppliers of Imported Goods to Indonesia:

According to the latest Indonesia import data, the top exporters to Indonesia are China (28.5% of total imports), Singapore (8.2%), Japan (7.2%), Malaysia (5.3%), South Korea (4.94%), the United States (4.92%), Thailand (4.6%), Australia (4.2%), India (3.9%), Saudi Arabia (2.3%), Vietnam (2%), and Taiwan (1.9%). These countries collectively account for over 70% (78%) of Indonesia's total imports.

From a continental perspective, by value, 74.8% of Indonesia's imports come from Asian countries. According to Indonesia's import data, 6.8% of imports are from European countries, and 6.3% are from North America. A smaller portion of Indonesia's imports, 4.3%, comes from Africa, 3% from Latin America (excluding Mexico but including the Caribbean), and 4.8% from Australia and other Oceania regions.

Basic Trade Analysis Using Indonesia Import Data: Indonesia, with a population of 274.9 million, recorded an import total of $237.4 billion in 2022, translating to approximately $860 per person per year in commodity demand. This amount is higher than the per capita figure of $720 in 2021.

Top 10 Imported Goods in Indonesia:

The following product categories will constitute a significant portion of Indonesia's import expenditure in 2023, along with the percentage each category contributes to Indonesia's total imports. Here are the top 10 imported products in Indonesia:

1. Petroleum and other mineral fuels: $44.9 billion (18.9% of total imports).

2. Computers and electronic equipment: $31.6 billion (13.3%).

3. Electrical machinery and equipment: $26.4 billion (11.1%).

4. Iron and steel: $13.9 billion (5.9%).

5. Plastics: $11.1 billion (4.7%).

6. Transportation: $9.5 billion (4%).

7. Organic chemicals: $7.7 billion (3.2%).

8. Food industry and waste from animal feeding: $4.6 billion (1.9%).

9. Cereal: $4.5 billion (1.9%).

10. Iron and steel products: $4 billion (1.7%).

Why International Exporters Need Indonesia Import Data?

Based on Indonesia's import data, international exporters can:

1. Quickly identify potential customers in the Indonesian market.

2. Understand market conditions and product demands in Indonesia.

3. Stay informed about competitors' dynamics and surpass them.

4. Implement data-driven, real-time updated marketing strategies.

5. Establish long-term business goals and increase import revenue in Indonesia.

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