Indonesia's major export partners are China, Japan, and the United States, while its major imports come from Thailand and Malaysia. The country ranks 29th in world exports and 27th in imports, focusing on long-term strategic growth to transition to an upper middle-income economy. Despite past unemployment and poverty challenges, Indonesia's trade growth has improved significantly in recent years, particularly in sectors like infrastructure, banking, and renewable energy.

1. INDONESIA
pushed the export as the trade war
started

2. MajorExport
Partners
1. China
2. Japan
3. United States
4. India
5. Singapore
6. South Korea
7. Malaysia 2

3. MajorImport
Partners
1. Thailand
2. Malaysia
3. China
4. Philippines
5. Singapore
6. Japan
7. India
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4. Major Import Products
• Coal Briquettes
• Petroleum Gas
• Copper Ore
• Gold
Major Export Products
• Equipment
• Chemical
• Fuel and Foodstuff
• Oil and Gas
• Electrical Appliances
• Plywood
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5. WorldTrade Ranking
The country stands on 29th rank in the world export market
and it stand on 27th rank in the world import market
Trade Facts
• Indonesia is the country with the 17% of the trade and
growth market in UK.
• Indonesia has a mixed economy with both private and
government sector, and this help in growth of the trade
statics.
• Indonesia is focusing on long-term strategic and
structural development challenges as it strives to
transition to an upper middle-income country.
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6. Trade Growth
• In 2011 growth reached 6.5 per cent and yet the
country still has unemployment of seven per cent with
nearly a seventh of its population living below the
poverty line
• In recent years Indonesia’s fortunes have improved
significantly with growth averaging six per cent a year
spurred on by improvements in domestic consumption
and the banking sector.
• The main UK exports are organic chemicals, industrial
machinery, power generation equipment, metal ores
and scrap, pulp and waste paper and oils and perfume
materials.
• UKTI has identified specific opportunities for British
businesses in infrastructure projects such as ports,
airports, rail as well as mining, life sciences, financial
services, oil and gas, power generation and renewable
energies.
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