JAKARTA - The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) said the import value in September 2025 reached 20.34 billion US dollars. The imports rose 7.17 percent compared to last September.
Deputy for Distribution and Services Statistics, BPS Pudji Ismartini, said non-oil and gas imports rose 7.62 percent to 17.70 billion US dollars. Meanwhile, oil and gas imports were recorded at 2.64 billion US dollars, an increase of 4.29 percent.
"This annual increase in imports was driven by an increase in non-oil and gas imports with a share of 6.60 percent," he said in the BRS Release in Jakarta, Monday, November 3.
If you look at its use, said Pudji, all imports increased in September 2025. Imports of consumer goods rose 4.06 percent, auxiliary goods rose 2.1 percent and capital goods rose 28.02 percent.
"In line with total imports, the value of non-oil and gas imports also rose 5.17 percent to 152.57 billion US dollars," he said.
The three countries with the largest number of imports are China, Japan and the United States (US). In detail, imports from China reached 62.07 billion US dollars, dominated by imports of machinery and mechanical equipment.
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Then, imports from Japan were recorded at 11.01 billion US dollars, dominated by imports of machinery and technical equipment.
"Non-oil and gas imports from the United States were recorded at 7.33 billion US dollars and were dominated by imports of machinery and mechanical equipment or HS 84 with a share of 19.26 percent and grew 27.46 percent cumulatively to cumulatively (c to c)," he concluded.
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