Export and Import Development of Banten Province November 2025

A. Export Development

• Banten export value from January to November 2025 reached US$11,899.05 million, a 6.70 percent increase compared to the same period in 2024. In line with total exports, non-oil and gas exports also increased by 6.02 percent, reaching US$11,764.76 million, and oil and gas exports by 143.39 percent, reaching US$134.29 million.
• Banten export value in November 2025 reached US$1,006.31 million, a 9.92 percent decrease compared to November 2024. Non-oil and gas exports in November 2025 reached US$988.50 million, a 11.08 percent decrease compared to November 2024.
• Of the ten commodities with the largest non-oil and gas export values ​​from January to November 2025, the commodity with the largest increase was cocoa/chocolate (HS 18), at US$443.65 million (96.72 percent). Meanwhile, the commodity with the largest decline was footwear (HS 64) at US$502.19 million (34.24 percent).
• The largest non-oil and gas exports from January to November 2025 were to the United States at US$1,559.64 million, followed by China at US$1,529.07 million, and India at US$1,068.45 million, with all three contributing 35.34 percent. Meanwhile, exports to ASEAN and the European Union (27 countries) amounted to US$2,875.71 million and US$1,564.28 million, respectively.
• By sector, non-oil and gas exports from the processing industry from January to November 2025 increased by 5.30 percent compared to the same period in 2024. Similarly, exports from mining and other products increased by 845.69 percent, while exports from agriculture, forestry, and fisheries decreased by 1.05 percent.
• According to the loading port, Banten largest exports in January–November 2025 were through Tanjung Priok port with a value of US$9,586.19 million (80.56 percent), followed by Cigading US$789.54 million (6.64 percent) and Merak US$504.61 million (4.24 percent).
   

B. Import Development

• Banten import value from January to November 2025 reached US$35,340.83 million, a 1.07 percent increase compared to the same period the previous year. Unlike total imports, the value of non-oil and gas imports decreased by 0.13 percent to US$29,676.98 million.
• Banten import value from November 2025 reached US$3,174.30 million, a 1.42 percent decrease compared to November 2024. Similarly, non-oil and gas imports decreased by 7.77 percent to US$2,554.60 million.
• Of the ten main non-oil and gas commodity categories from January to November 2025, machinery/mechanical equipment (HS 84) experienced the highest increase of US$1,019.52 million (29.12 percent) compared to the same period the previous year. Meanwhile, organic chemicals (HS 29) experienced the largest decrease of US$778.61 million (26.58 percent).
• The three largest suppliers of non-oil and gas imports from January to November 2025 were China at US$7,489.84 million (25.24 percent), Singapore at US$3,429.56 million (11.56 percent), and Australia at US$1,984.82 million (6.69 percent). Non-oil and gas imports from ASEAN reached US$5,796.79 million (19.53 percent).
• During January–November 2025, the value of raw/auxiliary material imports decreased 6.78 percent to US$22,731.06 million compared to the same period the previous year. Meanwhile, consumer goods rose 7.60 percent to US$2,643.22 million, and capital goods rose 22.69 percent to US$9,966.55 million.