According to a report by the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), Indonesia's export value in the first quarter of 2025 reached US$66.62 billion.
This value increased by US$4.36 billion or grew by 6.93% compared to the first quarter of 2024 (year-on-year/yoy).
In the first quarter of 2025, Indonesian exports were supported by non-oil and gas exports, valued at US$62.98 billion, growing by 7.84% (yoy). Non-oil and gas exports mostly originated from the manufacturing sector.
Meanwhile, the value of Indonesia's oil and gas exports in the first quarter of 2025 was only US$3.64 billion, shrinking by 6.72% (yoy). Oil and gas exports mostly originated from the natural gas sector.
Here is a breakdown of Indonesia's export value by sector in the first quarter of 2025, ordered from largest to smallest:
Non-Oil and Gas Exports
* Manufacturing Industry: US$52.89 billion
* Mining: US$8.29 billion
* Agriculture: US$1.69 billion
* Others: US$114.5 million
* Total: US$62.98 billion
Oil and Gas Exports
* Natural Gas: US$1.86 billion
* Oil Products: US$1.31 billion
* Crude Oil: US$464.4 million
* Total: US$3.64 billion
Next, here is a list of the top 10 Indonesian non-oil and gas commodities with the highest export value in the first quarter of 2025:
1. Mineral fuels: US$11.7 billion
2. Animal/vegetable fats and oils: US$8.1 billion
3. Iron and steel: US$6.5 billion
4. Electrical machinery and equipment and parts: US$4.2 billion
5. Vehicles and parts: US$2.7 billion
6. Nickel and its products: US$2.0 billion
7. Various chemical products: US$2.2 billion
8. Footwear: US$1.9 billion
9. Mechanical machinery and equipment and parts: US$1.8 billion
10. Metal ores, slag, and ash: US$618.6 million
Cumulatively, these 10 non-oil and gas commodities contributed 63% to the total export value of Indonesia in the first quarter of 2025.