Indonesia's Export Value by Loading Port in Province 2024

Data from Indonesia's Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) shows that Indonesia's exports in 2024 reached US$266.53 billion. This figure is calculated based on the free on board (FOB) value.

In international trade, FOB is the price of goods that includes all costs up to the point where the goods are placed on board the departing vessel. However, it does not include shipping and insurance costs.

Jakarta Province had the highest FOB export value, reaching US$66.04 billion.

This amount originated from the Tanjung Priok, Pasar Ikan, and Kalibaru ports, and two airports: Soekarno-Hatta and Halim Perdana Kusuma.

East Java Province ranked second with an FOB export value of US$26.07 billion.

This amount originated from various ports, including Tanjung Perak, Gresik, Tuban, Kalianget, Pacitan, Probolinggo, Kalbut Situbondo, Djankar, and Ketapang.

East Kalimantan Province ranked third with an FOB export value of US$24.67 billion.

This amount originated from various ports, including Samarinda, Balikpapan, Tanjung Bara, Bonthan Bay, Adang Bay, Tanjung Redep, Bontang, Kaliorang, Sangkulirang, and Kotabangun.

Here are the top 10 Indonesian provinces with the highest FOB export values from their ports and airports in 2024:

1. Jakarta: US$66.04 billion
2. East Java: US$26.07 billion
3. East Kalimantan: US$24.67 billion
4. Central Sulawesi: US$21.66 billion
5. Riau Islands: US$20.61 billion
6. Riau: US$18.12 billion
7. South Kalimantan: US$14.08 billion
8. North Maluku: US$11.07 billion
9. North Sumatra: US$10.8 billion
10. Central Java: US$8.32 billion.