Business Sectors with the Largest GDP in Indonesia in 2025

According to the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), Indonesia's gross domestic product (GDP) at current prices reached Rp23.82 quadrillion in 2025.

This GDP figure reflects the value of all goods and services produced by various economic activities in Indonesia throughout that year.

If viewed by industry, Indonesia's GDP is primarily supported by the processing industry.

In 2025, the processing industry generated a GDP at current prices of Rp4.54 quadrillion, equivalent to 19% of the total national GDP.

Other sectors that contribute significantly to Indonesia's economy are wholesale and retail trade and vehicle repair; as well as the agriculture, forestry, and fisheries sectors; with each contributing around 13%.

Together, these three sectors generated a GDP at current prices of Rp10.8 quadrillion, equivalent to 45% or nearly half of the total national GDP.

Here is a complete list of GDP at current prices by industry in Indonesia in 2025, sorted from the largest to the smallest:

1. Processing industry: Rp4.54 quadrillion (19.07% of total national GDP)
2. Wholesale and retail trade, vehicle and motorcycle repair: Rp3.14 quadrillion (13.17%)
3. Agriculture, forestry, fisheries: Rp3.12 quadrillion (13.10%)
4. Construction: Rp2.34 quadrillion (9.83%)
5. Mining and quarrying: Rp2.08 quadrillion (8.75%)
6. Transportation and warehousing: Rp1.47 quadrillion (6.16%)
7. Information and communication: Rp1.05 quadrillion (4.40%)
8. Financial and insurance services: Rp979.70 trillion (4.11%)
9. Government administration, defense, and mandatory social security: Rp715.10 trillion (3.00%)
10. Education services: Rp666.90 trillion (2.80%)
11. Accommodation, food, and beverage provision: Rp639.00 trillion (2.68%)
12. Real estate: Rp534.80 trillion (2.24 %)
13. Other services: Rp508.90 trillion (2.14%)
14. Corporate services: Rp471.70 trillion (1.98%)
15. Health and social activities: Rp299.70 trillion (1.26%)
16. Electricity and gas procurement: Rp238.70 trillion (1.00%)
17. Water supply, waste management, and recycling: Rp14.90 trillion (0.06%)