Indonesia Commodity Exports 2026 Market Overview & Trends

Indonesia demonstrated a strong upward trend in exports between 2020 and 2024. The export value peaked at $1.13 billion in 2024, a significant rise from $843 million in 2020. This growth is supported by a steady increase in total quantity, which reached 1.92 billion units, indicating expanding production and robust global demand for Indonesian commodities.

In 2024, China was the leading destination for Indonesian exports, with a value of $264.96 million. Other major regional partners include Thailand ($139.80 million) and Malaysia ($123.72 million). The concentration of top importers within Asia, including the Philippines and Singapore, underscores the critical importance of regional trade networks for Indonesia's export economy.

Thailand stands out as the fastest-growing market with a significant growth rate of 2.12. Other emerging markets include Vietnam (0.75) and China (0.61). The high growth in Thailand and Vietnam indicates a strategic shift and deepening trade integration within the ASEAN region, complementing the large-scale trade volume already established with China.

Coconut products are the dominant export category, generating $471.80 million in 2024. This is followed by dried mango at $147.96 million and non-alcoholic beverages at $121.01 million. The data highlights Indonesia's competitive advantage in tropical agricultural derivatives and the growing international market for processed food and beverage products.