Development of Export and Import in Banten Province, June 2025

A. Export Development

• Export value in Banten from January to June 2025 reached US$6,333.78 million, a 6.77 percent increase compared to the same period in 2024.
• Export value in Banten in June 2025 reached US$1,067.00 million, a 23.83 percent increase compared to exports in June 2024. Non-oil and gas exports in June 2025 reached US$1,055.53 million, a 23.17 percent increase compared to June 2024.
• Of the ten commodities with the largest non-oil and gas export values from January to June 2025, the commodity with the largest increase was cocoa/chocolate (HS 18), at US$423.52 million (331.63 percent).
• The largest non-oil and gas exports from January to June 2025 were to the United States, at US$964.69 million, followed by China at US$730.02 million, and India at US$547.99 million, with the three contributing 35.63 percent.
• By sector, non-oil and gas exports from the processing industry from January to June 2025 increased by 5.94 percent compared to the same period in 2024. Similarly, exports of agricultural, forestry, and fisheries products increased by 5.94 percent, and exports of mining and other products increased by 982.93 percent.
• According to the loading port, largest exports from January to June 2025 were through Tanjung Priok port with a value of US$5,250.10 million (82.89 percent), followed by Cigading US$363.69 million (5.74 percent) and Tanjung Leneng US$324.32 million (5.12 percent).

B. Import Development

• Import value in Banten from January to June 2025 reached US$19,111.56 million, a 5.91 percent increase compared to the same period the previous year.
• Import value in Banten in June 2025 reached US$2,612.39 million, a 10.52 percent decrease compared to June 2024.
• Of the ten main non-oil and gas commodity categories from January to June 2025, jewelry/gems (HS 71) experienced the highest increase of US$1,292.66 million (120.15 percent) compared to the same period the previous year.
• The three largest suppliers of non-oil and gas imports from January to June 2025 were China at US$4,289.26 million (26.19 percent), Singapore at US$1,971.32 million (12.04 percent), and Australia at US$1,174.89 million (7.17 percent). Non-oil and gas imports from ASEAN reached US$3,362.52 million (20.53 percent).
• From January to June 2025, the value of raw/auxiliary material imports increased 2.99 percent to US$13,029.46 million compared to the same period the previous year. Similarly, capital goods rose 18.89 percent to US$4,879.28 million. Meanwhile, consumer goods fell 6.78 percent to US$1,202.82 million.