According to a report from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), Indonesia's economy grew by 5.61% (year-on-year/yoy) in the first quarter of 2026.
This growth rate is the highest since the COVID-19 pandemic was declared over in 2023, as shown in the chart.
This economic growth was measured by the value of Indonesia's constant-price gross domestic product (GDP), which increased from Rp3,264.6 trillion in the first quarter of 2025 to Rp3,447.7 trillion in the first quarter of 2026.
If measured based on current prices, Indonesia's GDP in the first quarter of 2026 reached Rp6,187.2 trillion.
However, growth did not occur evenly across all business sectors. Among Indonesia's 17 main business fields, 15 sectors experienced growth.
The highest growth occurred in the accommodation and food and beverage provision sector, where the constant-price GDP grew by 13.14% (yoy).
On the other hand, there were 2 sectors where the constant-price GDP decreased or showed negative growth compared to the first quarter of last year, namely electricity and gas supply, and mining and quarrying.
Here are the details of Indonesia's GDP growth by business sector in the first quarter of 2026, sorted from the highest to the lowest:
- Accommodation and food and beverage services: 13.14% (YoY)
- Other services: 9.91% (YoY)
- Transportation and warehousing: 8.04% (YoY)
- Health services and social activities: 7.62% (YoY)
- Information and communication: 7.14% (YoY)
- Government administration, defense, and mandatory social security: 6.45% (YoY)
- Wholesale and retail trade; car and motorcycle repair: 6.26% (YoY)
- Construction: 5.49% (YoY)
- Education services: 5.18% (YoY)
- Processing industry: 5.04% (YoY)
- Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries: 4.97% (YoY)
- Corporate services: 4.91% (YoY)
- Financial and insurance services: 4.68% (YoY)
- Real estate: 3.54% (YoY)
- Water supply, waste management, and recycling: 0.42% (YoY)
- Electricity and gas supply: -0.99% (YoY)
- Mining and quarrying: -2.14% (YoY)