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Indonesia Import Data 2025: Top Partners, Products, HS Codes & Companies
According to Indonesia Import Data 2025 on TradeInt, China remained Indonesia’s dominant import partner, accounting for over a third of the country’s total import value.
- China led at $87.42B (36.39%), followed by Singapore at $18.98B (7.90%) and Japan at $14.47B (6.02%).
- The product category of “Nuclear reactors, boilers, machinery, mechanical appliances and their part” accounted for $36.17B (15.06%) of total imports.
- HS 2710 (Petroleum oils, other than crude) was the largest single product at $18.88B (7.86%).
- PT PERTAMINA PATRA NIAGA was the top company importing HS 2710 at $6.59B (35.39% of that product’s imports).
This article covers Indonesia’s top import partners, leading product categories, major imported products by HS code, and the key companies driving these imports.
Who are Indonesia's top import partners in 2025?
According to TradeInt’s global trade data, China was Indonesia’s leading import partner in 2025, supplying $87.42B worth of goods, which constituted 36.39% of the total import value. Singapore followed at a significant distance with $18.98B (7.90%), while Japan ranked third at $14.47B (6.02%). The United States ($12.80B, 5.33%) and Malaysia ($10.94B, 4.55%) completed the top five, demonstrating a strong reliance on Asian trade partners, which collectively supplied the majority of Indonesia’s imports.
According to the Indonesia import data 2025, 71.59% of Indonesia’s top import partners were:
- China | $87.42B | 36.39%
- Singapore | $18.98B | 7.90%
- Japan | $14.47B | 6.02%
- United States | $12.80B | 5.33%
- Malaysia | $10.94B | 4.55%
- Australia | $9.21B | 3.83%
- Thailand | $8.91B | 3.71%
- South Korea | $7.90B | 3.29%
- Vietnam | $6.15B | 2.56%
- India | $4.83B | 2.01%
Top Export Partners Insights 2025
The data reveals a heavy concentration on Asian suppliers, with China’s import share being 4.6 times larger than the second-ranked partner. The top five partners alone accounted for over 60% of Indonesia’s import bill, highlighting a significant dependency on a narrow group of economies. This aligns with broader trade patterns where China remained Indonesia’s top export market and import source as Indonesia posted a $38.54 billion trade surplus in Jan-Nov 2025, reinforcing the bilateral trade corridor’s critical importance.
What are the top 10 Indonesia import product categories in 2025?
According to TradeInt’s global trade data, machinery and mechanical appliances were Indonesia’s top import category in 2025, valued at $36.17B and capturing a 15.06% share. Mineral fuels and oils followed closely at $35.97B (14.98%), while electrical equipment and parts ranked third at $31.88B (13.27%). These three categories alone represented 43.31% of Indonesia’s total import value, underscoring the economy’s demand for capital goods, energy, and technology for industrial and consumer markets.
According to the Indonesia import data 2025, 64.32% of Indonesia’s top import product categories were:
- Nuclear reactors, boilers, machinery, mechanical appliances and their part | $36.17B | 15.06%
- Mineral fuels, mineral oils and their distillation products; bituminous substances; mineral waxes | $35.97B | 14.98%
- Motors, electrical equipment and their parts; recorders and players, television image and sound recording and playback equipment and their parts and accessories | $31.88B | 13.27%
- Vehicles and their parts and accessories, except for railway and tramway vehicles | $11.00B | 4.58%
- Plastic and its products | $10.43B | 4.34%
- Steel | $9.53B | 3.97%
- Organic compounds | $6.25B | 2.60%
- Natural or cultured pearls, precious or semi-precious stones, precious metals, precious metals and their products; imitation jewelry; coin | $5.22B | 2.17%
- Miscellaneous chemical products | $5.08B | 2.12%
- Optical, photographic, film, measurement, inspection, medical or surgical instruments and equipment, precision instruments and equipment; parts and accessories of the above item | $4.87B | 2.03%
Import Product Categories Insights 2025
The import structure points to Indonesia’s manufacturing and industrial base driving demand, with machinery, electrical goods, and vehicles (combined share 32.91%) indicating capital investment. The significant share of mineral fuels (14.98%) suggests ongoing energy import needs despite domestic production. This demand profile is set against a backdrop of import growth forecasted at 0.0 to -3.0 ppt, with a short-term recovery outpacing exports, which may influence the volume and value of these key categories moving forward.
What are Indonesia Top Import Products by HS code in 2025 (4-Digit HTS Level)?
According to TradeInt’s global trade data, HS 2710 (Petroleum oils, other than crude) was Indonesia’s most imported 4-digit HS code product in 2025, with a value of $18.88B representing 7.86% of total imports. Telecommunications equipment (HS 8517) followed at $9.27B (3.86%), while crude petroleum (HS 2709) ranked third at $8.89B (3.70%). The dominance of refined and crude petroleum (HS 2710 & 2709) in the top three, with a combined share of 11.56%, highlights the nation’s substantial refined fuel and feedstock requirements.
According to the Indonesia import data 2025, 27.36% of Indonesia’s top import products by HS code were:
- 2710 | $18.88B | 7.86%
- 8517 | $9.27B | 3.86%
- 2709 | $8.89B | 3.70%
- 8471 | $5.17B | 2.15%
- 7108 | $4.83B | 2.01%
- 8542 | $4.50B | 1.87%
- 2711 | $3.82B | 1.59%
- 8703 | $3.53B | 1.47%
- 1001 | $3.49B | 1.37%
- 2701 | $3.23B | 1.34%
Top Import Products by HS Code Insights 2025
The product list shows a clear split between industrial inputs and consumer goods. Energy products (HS 2710, 2709, 2711) and industrial materials (HS 2701, 1001) account for a significant portion, while technology items like phones (8517), computers (8471), and integrated circuits (8542) reflect domestic consumer and manufacturing demand. This import basket supports an economy where exports have stepped up as a key engine of economic growth lately, offsetting weaker household consumption, suggesting imports are crucial for both production inputs and finished goods.
Who are the top 10 imported HS codes' top Indonesia importing companies in 2025?
According to TradeInt’s global trade data, state-owned and large conglomerates dominated imports for key products in 2025. For the top import, HS 2710 (refined petroleum), PT PERTAMINA PATRA NIAGA was the leading company, responsible for $6.59B or 35.39% of that product’s imports. Similarly, for crude oil (HS 2709), PT KILANG PERTAMINA INTERNASIONAL controlled 86.58% of imports valued at $7.14B, indicating highly concentrated supply chains in the energy sector.
According to the Indonesia import data 2025, the top importing companies for key HS codes were:
- HS 2710 – PT PERTAMINA PATRA NIAGA | $6.59B | 35.39%
- HS 8517 – PT ERAJAYA SWASEMBADA TBK | $1.41B | 16.90%
- HS 2709 – PT KILANG PERTAMINA INTERNASIONAL | $7.14B | 86.58%
- HS 8471 – PT MICROSOFT OPERATIONS INDONESIA | $810.15M | 15.38%
- HS 7108 – ANEKA TAMBANG PERSERO TBK PT | $2.12B | 44.40%
- HS 8542 – PT PEGAUNIHAN TECHNOLOGY INDONESIA | $910.03M | 20.63%
- HS 2711 – PERTAMINA PATRA NIAGA | $3.15B | 75.72%
- HS 8703 – PT CHERY MOTOR INDONESIA | $166.23M | 21.24%
- HS 1001 – INDOFOOD SUKSES MAKMUR | $896.22M | 27.27%
- HS 2701 – DEXIN STEEL INDONESIA | $675.21M | 20.35%
Top Importing Companies Insights 2025
The data reveals extreme market concentration in strategic sectors, with Pertamina entities commanding over 75% of specific fuel imports. In technology, companies like PT ERAJAYA SWASEMBADA and PT MICROSOFT OPERATIONS INDONESIA lead, while commodity firms like ANEKA TAMBANG control precious metal imports. This concentration among top import partners may influence supply chain resilience, especially as the market faces risks from global trade tensions and potential surges in foreign products, which could pressure these major importers.
Conclusion
Indonesia’s Indonesia Import Data 2025 reveals an import economy anchored by a single partner, China, which supplied over 36% of goods, and driven by demand for machinery (15.06%), energy products (14.98%), and electronics (13.27%). The import structure is highly concentrated, not only in terms of partners and products but also among importing companies, with Pertamina dominating energy flows. Looking ahead, while a short-term import recovery is anticipated, the market outlook is nuanced, with factors like new trade agreements and global tensions presenting both opportunities and risks for supply chains. Navigating these dynamics will be crucial for stakeholders relying on the latest Indonesia import data.
