According to a report by the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), Indonesia's import value in Q1 2025 reached US$55.7 billion.
This represents an increase of US$809.1 million, or a growth of 1.47% compared to Q1 2024 (year-on-year/yoy).
In Q1 2025, Indonesian imports were supported by non-oil and gas imports, valued at US$47.23 billion, growing by 2.91% (yoy).
Meanwhile, the value of oil and gas imports decreased by 5.85% (yoy) to US$8.48 billion.
The following is a list of the top 10 non-oil and gas commodities with the largest import value for Indonesia in March 2025:
1. Mineral fuels: US$3.45 billion
2. Machinery and mechanical appliances: US$2.68 billion
3. Electrical machinery and equipment: US$2.26 billion
4. Vehicles and parts: US$893.8 million
5. Plastics and plastic articles: US$801.8 million
6. Iron and steel: US$722.8 million
7. Precious metals and jewelry/gems: US$597.0 million
8. Organic chemicals: US$566.6 million
9. Miscellaneous chemical products: US$360.3 million
10. Food industry waste/residues: US$334.3 million
Cumulatively, these 10 non-oil and gas commodities contributed 67% to the total value of Indonesian imports in March 2025.
Following are the values of Indonesian oil and gas imports in March 2025 by commodity group:
1. Petroleum products: US$2.29 billion
2. Crude oil: US$835.6 million
3. Natural gas: None