BPS Says China Is Still The Main Destination Country For Non-Oil And Gas Exports
JAKARTA - The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) reports that China is still Indonesia's largest non-oil and gas export destination from January to August 2025.
Meanwhile, second place is occupied by the United States and followed by India.
Meanwhile, the exports of these three countries provided a share of 41.2 percent of the total exports.
Deputy for Statistics Production of BPS M Habibullah said, from January to August, non-oil and gas exports to China reached 40.44 billion US dollars or held a portion of 22.97 percent of total exports.
"The value of non-oil and gas exports to China is recorded at 40.44 billion dollars," he said at an online press conference, Wednesday, October 1.
He detailed that non-oil and gas exports to China mainly consisted of iron and steel (HS72) worth 11.77 billion US dollars, then mineral bkar materials (HS 27) worth 5.91 billion US dollars, then nickel and goods from 4.59 billion US dollars.
"Besi and steel are also commodities that record the highest non-oil and gas export value to China on a c to c (cummulative to cumulative) basis, which is an increase of around 1.79 billion US dollars," he continued.
Meanwhile, non-oil and gas exports to the United States hold a portion of 11.70 percent or 20.60 billion, mainly consisting of electric machinery and equipment (HS85) worth 3,79 billion US dollars.
Then followed by clothing and accessories commodities (HS61) worth 1.86 billion US dollars, and finally footwear commodities (HS64) worth 1.85 billion US dollars.
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Sedangkan ekspor nonmigas ke India memiliki porsi sebesar 7,15 persen senilai 12,59 miliar dolar AS yang utamanya terdii dari bahan bakar mineral (HS27) senilai 3,69 miliar dolar AS.
Selanjutnya komoditas lemak dan minyak hewa/nabati senilai 2,73 miliar dolar AS.
Terakhir, komoditas besi dan baja (HS 72) senilai 1,08 miliar dolar AS.
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Meanwhile, non-oil and gas exports to India have a portion of 7.15 percent worth 12.59 billion US dollars, mainly from mineral fuel (HS27) worth 3.69 billion US dollars.
Furthermore, the fat and vegetable oil commodities are worth USD 2.73 billion.
Finally, iron and steel (HS 72) commodities worth USD 1.08 billion.