The Export Value Of Indonesia In April 2025 Amounted To 20.74 Billion US Dollars

JAKARTA - The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) noted that Indonesia's export value in April 2025 reached 20.74 billion US dollars or an annual increase of 5.76 percent (year on year / yoy) compared to April 2024 of 19.61 billion US dollars.

In addition, the export value in April 2025 is higher than March 2025 of 23.35 billion US dollars.

In addition, Deputy for Statistics for Distribution and Services Pudji Ismartini said the value of oil and gas exports was recorded at 1.17 billion US dollars, down 13.38 percent when compared to April 2024 of 1.35 billion US dollars.

Meanwhile, the value of non-oil and gas exports was recorded at a value of 19.57 billion US dollars, an increase of 7.17 percent compared to April 2024 of 18.26 billion US dollars.

"The increase in the value of April 2025 on an annual basis was mainly driven by an increase in the value of non-oil and gas exports, namely in electric machinery and equipment and its parts or HS 85 which rose 59.67 percent with a 3.01 percent stake, then various chemical products or HS 38 which rose 57.41 percent with a 1.34 percent stake, and inorganic chemicals or HS 28 which rose 91.35 percent with a 0.84 percent share," he said at a press conference, Monday, June 2.

Pudji said the decline in the value of oil and gas exports was mainly driven by a decrease in the value of gas exports with a decrease of 0.78 percent.

Meanwhile, he conveyed that the value of non-oil and gas exports in April 2025 which reached 19.57 billion US dollars came from the agriculture, forestry and fishery sectors, contributed US$0.48 billion, the mining and other sectors contributed US$3.15 billion, and the manufacturing sector contributed US$15.95 billion.

"An annual basis, the agricultural sector and the manufacturing industry have increased, while the mining sector has decreased," he explained.

Pudji said the increase in the value of non-oil and gas exports mainly occurred in the manufacturing sector, which rose 13.93 percent with a contribution of 9.94 percent.

Meanwhile, the decline in the value of oil and gas exports was mainly driven by a decrease in gas exports with a share of minus 0.78 percent.

"This annual increase is mainly due to the increase in the export value of base metals instead of iron, other electrical equipment, organic basic chemicals sourced from agricultural products, semi-conductor and other electronic components, as well as fat butter and cocoa oil," he said.