Indonesia's Manufacturing Sector Remains Expansive in March 2025

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Adi Ahdiat 09/04/2025 11:09 WIB

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According to S&P Global's report, Indonesia's manufacturing sector remained in expansionary territory in March 2025, although it showed a slight slowdown compared to February 2025.

Indonesia Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) (January 2020-March 2025)

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Indonesia Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) (January 2020-March 2025)

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Indonesia's manufacturing sector remained expansive in March 2025, although the rate of growth was not as high as in February 2025.

This is reflected in the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) report released by S&P Global Market Intelligence.

S&P Global Market Intelligence compiles the PMI index from a survey of managers from hundreds of sample companies.

The survey indicators include growth in production volume, export and domestic orders, workforce numbers, supply delivery times, and the stock of materials purchased by each company.

The results are then processed into a score on a scale of 0-100. A PMI score below 50 reflects a weakening or contraction; a score of 50 indicates stability or no change; and a score above 50 indicates strengthening or expansion compared to the previous month.

In March 2025, Indonesia's manufacturing PMI score was 52.4. The strengthening of the manufacturing industry that month was primarily driven by production.

"The main factor behind Indonesia's PMI figure above 50 is continued production expansion. The growth rate was recorded as the second strongest in the last five months and generally reflects an increase in new orders," said S&P Global Market Intelligence in its report (April 2, 2025).

"New business growth remained solid during March, with producers attributing it to new demand and more effective marketing strategies driving demand. Moreover, foreign demand for Indonesian-made goods grew again for the third time in four months," it continued.

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