Indonesia Export Data highlights the country’s strong presence in global trade, driven by its abundant natural resources and expanding manufacturing sector. According to Import Globals, Indonesia’s total exports are estimated to reach approximately USD 275 billion in 2024, contributing around 1.08% of global exports and ranking 29th worldwide.

Indonesia’s export structure is dominated by energy, commodities, and industrial goods. The top export product is coal, accounting for about 18.74% (USD 51.5 billion) of total exports. Other major exports include palm oil (12.36%), petroleum gases (9.12%), ferronickel (7.89%), and crude petroleum (6.05%). These products highlight Indonesia’s strong role as a global supplier of energy and raw materials.

Additional key exports include rubber, copper, electrical machinery, footwear, and cocoa products, reflecting a mix of agricultural and manufacturing exports. Indonesia’s export portfolio shows increasing diversification, with growing contributions from processed goods and industrial sectors.

Indonesia maintains strong trade relationships with major global economies. According to Import Globals data, the top export destinations include China (24.18%), United States (10.97%), India (9.85%), Japan (8.59%), and Singapore (7.64%). China remains the largest importer, particularly for coal, palm oil, and minerals, followed by strong demand from the U.S. and Asian markets.

Indonesia’s export trends reflect a resource-rich and production-driven economy, where raw materials and semi-processed goods play a major role. At the same time, the country is gradually expanding into value-added manufacturing exports, supported by government policies and industrial growth.

Import Globals provides highly detailed Indonesia Export Data, including shipment records, HS codes, product descriptions, exporter/importer names, values, quantities, ports, and transportation modes. This customs-based data allows businesses to track global trade flows, analyze competitors, and identify profitable markets.

With insights from Import Globals, companies can make data-driven decisions, reduce risks, and uncover new opportunities in international trade. Whether you are an exporter, importer, or market analyst, Indonesia Export Data is an essential resource for understanding global trade dynamics and expanding successfully.