JAKARTA - The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) noted that Java Island still plays a dominant role in driving national economic growth.
Meanwhile, in 2025, Indonesia's economic growth was recorded at 5.11 percent on an annual basis (year on year/yoy).
BPS Head Amalia Adininggar Widyasanti explained that Java's contribution to the national Gross Domestic Product (GDP) reached 56.93 percent, making it the largest compared to other regions.
He added that the second position was occupied by the island of Sumatra with a contribution of 22.22 percent.
"Furthermore, the contribution to the national GDP also comes from Kalimantan Island at 8.12 percent, Sulawesi at 7.22 percent, Bali and Nusa Tenggara at 2.82 percent, and Maluku and Papua at 2.69 percent," he said in a press conference, Thursday, February 5.
He added that in addition to contributing the most, the economic growth of Java Island was also recorded higher than the national average, namely 5.30 percent.
"The source of economic growth in Java Island comes from the processing industry, trade, and information and communication sectors. The province that contributed the highest growth was DKI Jakarta with a contribution of 1.46 percent," he said.
According to Amalia, Sulawesi island also showed economic performance that exceeded the national growth, with a growth rate of 6.23 percent.
He added that this growth was driven by the processing industry, agriculture, and trade sectors.
In terms of region, South Sulawesi contributed the largest share of 2.39 percent.
"Thus, Java and Sulawesi Islands become regions with economic growth above the national average," he added.
Meanwhile, Bali and Nusa Tenggara recorded economic growth of 4.87 percent.
He said the processing industry, accommodation and food and beverage, as well as trade, were the main pillars of growth in the region.
Meanwhile, Bali province contributed the highest contribution with a share of 2.75 percent.
Meanwhile, the island of Sumatra experienced economic growth of 4.81 percent, which was mainly sourced from the processing industry, agriculture, and trade sectors.
In Kalimantan Island, economic growth is supported by the processing industry, trade, and agriculture sectors.
In addition, a similar growth structure can also be seen in Sulawesi Island, with the three sectors being the main drivers.
Meanwhile, the Maluku and Papua regions recorded economic growth driven by the processing industry sector, followed by the mining and trade sectors.
North Maluku Province was recorded as the largest contributor to growth in this region with a contribution of 5.33 percent.
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