Economic Growth of 38 Provinces in Indonesia, Q2 2025

According to a report by the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), Indonesia's gross domestic product (GDP) at constant prices reached IDR 3,396.3 trillion in Q2 2025.

This value increased by 5.12% compared to the GDP at constant prices in Q2 of the previous year (year-on-year/yoy).

Thus, Indonesia is said to have experienced economic growth of 5.12% (yoy) in Q2 2025.

However, Indonesia's economic growth rate varies when viewed at the provincial level.

In Q2 2025, North Maluku became the province with the highest economic growth, at 32.09% (yoy).

This rapid growth in North Maluku was primarily supported by the manufacturing industry sector, as well as the mining and quarrying sectors.

Meanwhile, the economic growth of other provinces was less than 8% (yoy). Some provinces even experienced negative economic growth, namely West Papua, West Nusa Tenggara, and Central Papua.

Below is a complete list of economic growth in Indonesia's 38 provinces in Q2 2025, sorted from highest to lowest: 

1. North Maluku: 32.09% (yoy)
2. Central Sulawesi: 7.95% (yoy)
3. Riau Islands: 7.14% (yoy)
4. Bali: 5.95% (yoy)
5. Southeast Sulawesi: 5.89% (yoy)
6. North Sulawesi: 5.64% (yoy)
7. West Kalimantan: 5.59% (yoy)
8. DI Yogyakarta: 5.49% (yoy)
9. East Nusa Tenggara: 5.44% (yoy)
10. South Sumatra: 5.42% (yoy)
11. South Kalimantan: 5.39% (yoy)
12. Banten: 5.33% (yoy)
13. Central Java: 5.28% (yoy)
14. West Java: 5.23% (yoy)
15. East Java: 5.23% (yoy)
16. Jakarta: 5.18% (yoy)
17. Gorontalo: 5.14% (yoy)
18. Lampung: 5.09% (yoy)
19. Jambi: 4.99% (yoy)
20. Bengkulu: 4.99% (yoy)
21. Central Kalimantan: 4.99% (yoy)
22. South Sulawesi: 4.94% (yoy)
23. Aceh: 4.82% (yoy)
24. North Sumatra: 4.69% (yoy)
25. East Kalimantan: 4.69% (yoy)
26. Riau: 4.59% (yoy)
27. North Kalimantan: 4.54% (yoy)
28. West Sulawesi: 4.29% (yoy)
29. Bangka Belitung Islands: 4.09% (yoy)
30. South Papua: 3.99% (yoy)
31. West Sumatra: 3.94% (yoy)
32. Papua: 3.55% (yoy)
33. Maluku: 3.39% (yoy)
34. Southwest Papua: 3.19% (yoy)
35. Highland Papua: 3.19% (yoy)
36. West Papua: -0.23% (yoy)
37. West Nusa Tenggara: -0.82% (yoy)
38. Central Papua: -9.83 % (yoy)