Indonesia's Imports Surge to $198.16B Through October 2025
Executive Summary
Key insights and market outlook
Indonesia's imports reached $198.16 billion from January to October 2025, representing a 2.19% increase compared to the same period last year. Non-oil and gas imports drove the growth, rising 4.95% to $171.61 billion, while oil and gas imports declined 12.67% to $26.56 billion. The increase was primarily attributed to capital goods imports, according to BPS Deputy Pudji Ismartini.
Deep Dive Analysis
Indonesia's Import Growth Continues Through October 2025
Significant Increase in Capital Goods Imports
Indonesia's import value reached $198.16 billion in the first ten months of 2025, marking a 2.19% year-on-year increase. The growth was primarily driven by non-oil and gas imports, which rose 4.95% to $171.61 billion. In contrast, oil and gas imports declined 12.67% to $26.56 billion during the same period.
Sectoral Analysis
The increase in imports was mainly attributed to capital goods, according to Pudji Ismartini, Deputy for Distribution and Services Statistics at BPS. This indicates growing investment activity in the country, particularly in sectors requiring imported machinery and equipment. The data suggests that Indonesia's economic growth is being supported by increased investment in productive capacity.
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Import Value Increase
Non-Oil and Gas Import Growth
Oil and Gas Import Decline