Jakarta has posted a remarkable performance in trade for the first eight months of 2025, with export value surging by 34.99% from the same period in 2024 to USD 11.26 billion. The growth was largely driven by non-oil & gas exports, which rose by 35.18%, contributing an additional USD 2.92 billion to the city’s export earnings. Among sectors, the manufacturing/processed industry stood out, adding USD 2.94 billion (a 36.95% increase) to the export total.
In contrast, sectors such as agriculture, forestry, and fisheries saw a decline of USD 17.62 million (–5.08%), while mining exports plunged sharply by USD 0.79 million (–92.94%). On the commodity side, footwear exports registered the highest jump, increasing by 182.55%. Meanwhile, vehicles and parts grew by 19.21%, and precious metals, jewelry, and gems rose by 35.81%. In August 2025 alone, Jakarta’s exports reached USD 1.47 billion, up 13.74% from August 2024. Non-oil & gas exports in August also grew by 13.60%.
