Indonesian economy is the largest in Southeast Asia and the 16th largest in the world. Indonesia’s economy is largely driven by domestic activity rather than exports.
Indonesia has a market-based economy in which the government plays a significant role, including administering prices for some basic goods such as fuel, rice and electricity
with over 270 million people, Indonesia is the world’s fourth-most populous country. It is known for its cultural diversity, with over 300 ethic groups and multiple language spoken.
+2.07%
Foreign direct investments in 2022
(worth USD 21.65 billion)
Key Sectors
Indonesia is a member of G20. The G20 is an international forum focusing on policy coordination in economics and development representing the world’s economic and political power, with its member representing 80% of the world’s GDP, 75% of global exports, and 60% of the global population
Indonesia is currently a major producer of coal, copper, gold, tin and nickel. The extraction of oil and natural gas, accounts for roughly one-tenth of the country’s GDP,
2022 INDONESIA IN BRIEF
Top 10 Export
Total Value = USD 258.9 billion
COUNTRY/REGION
1. China (23.0%)
2. USA (10.0%)
3. Japan (8.8%)
4. India (8.3%)
5. Malaysia (5.5%)
6. Singapore (5.1%)
7. Philippines (4.6%)
8. South Korea (4.5%)
9. Vietnam (2.9%)
10. Thailand (2.9%)
PRODUCT
1. Mineral fuels (24.0%)
2. Animal, vegetable fats and oils products (12.0%)
3. Iron & Steel Products (9.5%)
4. Electrical, electronic equipment (5.0%)
5. Vehicles other than railway, tramway (3.8%)
6. Ores slag and ash (3.5%)
7. Miscellaneous chemical products (2.9%)
8. Footwear, gaiters and the like, (2.7%)
9. Machinery, nuclear reactors, boilers (2.4%)
10. Rubbers (2.2%)
Top 10 Import
Total Value = USD 29.8 billion
COUNTRY/REGION
1. China (29.0%)
2. Singapore (8.3%)
3. Japan (7.4%)
4. Malaysia (5.4%)
5. South Korea (5.0%)
6. Thailand (4.7%)
7. Saudi Arabia (2.4%)
8. Vietnam (2.1%)
9. Nigeria (1.9%)
10. Brazil (1.7%)
PRODUCT
1. Mineral fuels (19.0%)
2. Machinery, nuclear reactors, boilers (13.0%)
3. Electrical, electronic equipment (11.0%)
4. Iron & Steel Products (5.9%)
5. Plastics (4.7%)
6. Vehicles other than railway, tramway (4.0%)
7. Organic Chemicals (3.2%)
8. Residues, wastes of food industry (1.9%)
9. Cereals (1.9%)
10. Articles of iron or steel (1.7%)