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Large & Young population

Abundance natural resources

Large and Growing market

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

Total population = 276 million

GDP = USD 1,319 billion

GDP per Capita = USD 4,798

GDP Growth = 5.3%

Trade Balance = USD 55 billion

Minimum Wage = 163,393 IDR/day

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%)