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Indonesian imports during 2005

Indonesian Imports during 2005 increased by 23.69% to US $ 57.55 billion as compared to 46.52 billion in 2004. Following is the break-up of increase in imports:

Oil & Gas 48.24% (US $ 17.39 billion)

Non Oil & Gas 15.42% (US$ 40.16 billion)

Japan, China & United states were the largest source of Indonesia’s non-oil imports in 2005, in that order.

During 2004 machinery and transport equipment imports dominated the commodities imported by Indonesia, by value,. Mineral fuels, lubricants etc. and chemicals were the other major commodities imported by Indonesia in 2004. A break-up of the imports totaling US$ 46524.5 million in 2004, by 1 digit SITC commodity description, is as under:

SITC	Commodity Description	Import during 2004 (CIF value in US$ million)
0	Food and live animals	3,786.3
1	Beverage and tobacco	194.8
2	Crude materials; inedible	3,506.6
3	Mineral fuel, lubricants, etc	11,797.5
4	Animal and vegetable oils/fats	70.7
5	Chemicals	7,613.4
6	Manufactured goods	6,203.5
7	Machinery and transportation equip.	12,175.4
8	Misc. manufactured articles and transactions	1,176.4
	Total Imports	46524.5

Singapore was the top of exporting country to Indonesia during 2004 with a share of 14.1% of Indonesia’s total imports. The other major exporting countries to Indonesia were Japan, U.S., China, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia and Australia (see chart ). India stood at the 12th position in 2004 with a share of 2.37% of Indonesia’s total imports.

Machinery and transport equipments are primarily imported from Japan, Germany, and Singapore. This commodity comprised as much as 60% of the exports from Japan to Indonesia in 2004. Food and live animals are mainly sourced from Australia, China, US, India and Thailand Mineral fuels, lubricants etc. are chiefly imported from Singapore, followed by China, Saudi Arabia and Thailand. Chemicals are mainly sourced from Singapore and Republic of Korea. Crude materials, inedible oils are primarily imported from U.S. and Australia. Japan, Republic of Korea, China and Taiwan are the main exporters of manufactured goods to Indonesia.

Imports into Indonesia during 2004, from fifteen major countries of origin, confined to five prominent commodities is given in Appendix I. Import of some selected commodities into Indonesia during 2004 is given in Appendix II.

Global imports into Indonesia in 2004 amounted to US $ 46524.5 million. India’s share was US $ 1,102.43 million, i.e., 2.36% of Indonesian global imports. As may be seen from the table below, except for organic chemicals, iron and steel and cereals, India has a negligible share in the major items of import of Indonesia in 2004.

Major items of import of Indonesia in 2004 with India ’s share

HS Chapter	Commodity description	CIF value in US $ (million)	Imports from India ( CIF value in US $ million )	India ’s share
27	Mineral fuels, mineral oil products	11,802.7	42.7	0.36%
84	Nuclear Reactors, Boilers, mechanical appliances etc.	6,310.9	49.0	0.7%
29	Organic chemicals	3,258.3	249.5	7.6%
85	Electrical machinery, sound rec., TV etc.	2,776.3	13.8	0.4%
72	Iron and steel	2,717.3	124.0	4.5%
87	Vehicles other than railway	2,423.1	9.2	0.3%
39	Plastics and articles thereof	1,605.9	35.1	2.1%
10	Cereals	1,080.7	101.6	9.4%
73	Articles of iron and steel	861.9	7.9	0.9%
52	Cotton	843.1	7.2	0.8%

Source: Indonesia Foreign Trade Statistics Imports 2004 published by Central Bureau of Statistics, Jakarta ( Indonesia )

				Appendix - I

	Indonesian imports in 2004, from 15 major countries of origin
	confined to ten prominent commodities

Country of origin		SITC	Commodity description in descending order of prominence	CIF value
				(in US $ millions)

1. Singapore		334	Petroleum products, refined	3,531.9
	2-	511	Hydrocarbons, n.e.s and their halogenated, nitrated derivatives	559.7
	3-	575	Other plastics in primary forms	114.2
	4-	793	Ships, boats and floating structures	105.7
	5-	512	Alcohols, phenols, phenol-alcohols and their halogenated	103.3
	6-	571	Polymers of ethylene, primaryforms	63.3
	7-	752	Automatic data processing machines	62.3
	8-	597	Additive for mineral oils	61.5
	9-	513	Carboxylic acids and their anhydrides, halides, peroxides	55.3
	10-	551	Essential oils, perfumes and flavour materials	53.9

2. Japan		784	Parts and accessories, n.e.s of motor vehicles	696.3
	2-	713	Internal combustion piston engines and parts	490.5
	3-	723	Civil engineering and contractor plant and equipments and parts	335.9
	4-	673	Flat rolled products not clad	270.2
	5-	748	Transmission shafts and cranks	209.0
	6-	778	Electrical machinery and apparatus, n.e.s	182.9
	7-	782	Motor vehicle for the transport of goods	170.0
	8-	785	Motorcycles, motor scooters, and other cycles motorized and non MT	139.9
	9-	742	Pumps for liquid and parts	139.5
	10-	781	Passenger motor cars	100.7


3. China		333	Petroleum oil, crude	413.3
	2-	334	Petroleum products, refined	320.7
	3-	764	Telecommunication equipment n.e.s and parts	195.2
	4-	523	Metallic salts and peroxysalts	108.4
	5-	057	Fruit and nut, fresh or dried	85.0
	6-	764	Telecommunication equipment n.e.s and parts	195.2
	7-	785	Motorcycles, motor scooters and other cycles motorized and non MT	97.7
	8-	778	Electrical machinery and apparatus, n.e.s	73.1
	9-	684	Alluminium	66.8
	10-	054	Vegetables, fresh, chilled, frozen or simply preserved	58.6


4. U.S.		222	Oil seeds used for extraction of soft fixed vegetable oils	329.0
	2-	263	Cotton	222.8
	3-	723	Civil engineering and contractor plant and equipment and parts	143.5
	4-	597	Additive for mineral oils	141.9
	5-	081	Feeding stuff for animal	141.9
	6-	792	Aircraft and associated equipment and parts	114.0
	7-	251	Pulp and waste paper	96.7
	8-	334	Petrileum products	69.5
	9-	743	Pumps and compressors, fans & blowers, centrifuges and parts	68.5
	10-	598	Miscellaneous chemical products, n.e.s	66.9


5. Thailand		333	Petroleum oil, crude	392.1
	2-	781	Passenger motor cars	385.8
	3-	061	Sugar, molasses and honey	188.7
	4-	511	Hydrocarbons, n.e.s and their halogenated, nitrated derivatives	175.7
	5-	785	Motorcycles, motor scooters and other cycles motorized and non MT	90.5
	6-	713	Internal combustion piston engines and parts	93.8
	7-	784	Parts and accessories, n.e.s of the motor vehicles	84.6
	8-	741	Heating and cooling equipment and parts	61.8
	9-	775	Household type, electrical and non-electrical equipments	56.1
	10-	553	Perfumery, cosmetics and toilet preparations	56.0


6. Australia		041	Wheat and meslin, unmilled	545.9
	2-	334	Petroleum products, refined	228.0
	3-	684	Aluminium	121.7
	4-	263	Cotton	144.7
	5-	001	Live animals other than fish	91.3
	6-	285	Aluminium ores and concentrates	83.3
	7-	022	Milk and cream and milk products other than butter or cheese	76.7
	8-	282	Waste and scrap metal of iron orsteel	55.8
	9-	278	Other crude minerals	54.4
	10-	699	Manufactures of base metal n.e.s	49.8


7. Saudi Arabia		333	Petroleum oil, crude	1,475.5
	2-	334	Petroleum products, refined	286.3
	3-	512	Alcohols, phenols, phenol-alcohols and their halogenated	78.3
	4-	511	Hydrocarbons, n.e.s and their halogenated, nitrated derivatives	75.6

	5-	571	Polymers of ethylene, primary forms	18.3
	6-	575	Other plastics in primary forms	10.3
	7-	274	Sulphur & unroasted iron pyrites	5.5
	8-	266	Syntetic fibres suitable forspinning	4.0
	9-	699	Manufactures of base metal n.e.s.	2.1
	10-	533	Pigments, paints, varnishes and related material	1.0


8. Rep. of Korea		764	Telecommunication equipment n.e.s and parts	128.9
	2-	511	Hydrocarbons, n.e.s and their halogenated, nitrated derivatives	120.8
	3-	673	Flat rolled products not clad	104.2
	4-	674	Flat rolled products, clad, plated	89.4
	5-	575	Other plastics in primary forms	83.0
	6-	574	Poliacetals, polycarbons, primary	75.4
	7-	673	Flat rolled products not clad	68.3
	8-	334	Petroleum products, refined	66.5
	9-	741	Heating and cooling equipment and parts	49.5
	10-	571	Poymers of ethylene, primaryforms	47.4


9. Germany		764	Telecommunication equipments n.e.s and parts	254.6
	2-	728	Other machines and equipments specialized for particular industry	134.0
	3-	745	Other non electrical machinery, tools and mechanical apparatus	62.4
	4-	677	Rail and railway tract construction material of iron or steel	55.7
	5-	784	Parts and accessories, n.e.s of motor	46.5
	6-	575	Other plastics in primary forms	41.8
	7-	772	Electrical apparatus for making and breaking electrical circuit	37.4
	8-	598	Miscellaneous chemical products, n.e.s	35.6
	9-	781	Passenger motor cars	33.1
	10-	531	Synthetic organic colouring matter	30.4


10. Malaysia		333	Petroleum oil, crude	463.4
	2-	511	Hydrocarbons, n.e.s and their halogenated, nitrated derivatives	163.8
	3-	122	Tobacco, manufactured	46.2
	4-	334	Petroleum products, refined	52.0
	5-	513	Carboxylic acids and their anhydrides, halides, peroxides	51.7
	6-	512	Alcohols, phenols, phenol-alcohols and their halogenated	44.8
	7-	752	Automatic data processing machines and units thereof	43.8
	8-	562	Fertilizers, manufactured	42.2
	9-	741	Heating and cooling equipment and parts	36.7

	10-	776	Thermionic, codl cathode and photo cathode valves and tubes	24.5


11. Taiwan		728	Other machines and equipments specialized for particular industry	57.4
	2-	673	Flat rolled products not clad	56.8
	3-	657	Special yarns, textile fabrics	36.9
	4-	575	Other plastics in primary forms	36.2
	5-	653	Fabrics, woven, of man-made fibres	31.2
	6-	651	Textile yarn	30.2
	7-	655	Knitted or crochetted fabrics	29.8
	8-	724	Textile and leather machinery and parts thereof, n.e.s	29.5
	9-	784	Parts and accessories, n.e.s of motor vehicles	27.3
	10-	598	Miscellaneous chemical products, n.e.s	26.6


12. India		081	Feedstuffs for animals	225.2
	2-	511	Hydrocarbons, n.e.s and their halogenated, nitrated derivatives	191.4
	3-	673	Flat rolled products, not clad	100.1
	4-	041	Wheat and meslin, unmilled	83.7
	5-	334	Petroleum products, refined	38.3
	6-	281	Iron ore and concentrates	33.1
	7-	222	Oil seeds used for extraction of soft fixed vegetable oils	22.1
	8-	575	Other plastics in primary forms	21.8
	9-	263	Cotton	19.5
	10-	044	Maize, unmilled	17.4


13. Kuwait		334	Petroleum products, refined	990.7
	2-	512	Alcohols, phenols, phenol-alcohols and their halogenated	61.9
	3-	571	Polymers of ethylene, primary forms	11.1

		Note : Other commodities are not reflected as their individual values are less than US $ 1 million

14. Nigeria		333	Petroleum oil, crude	1,073.8
		Note : Other commodities are not reflected as their individual values are less than US $ 1 million


15. U.K.		282	Waste and scrap metal of iron or steel	122.5
	2-	515	Organo-inorganic and heterocyclic compounds	53.7
	3-	251	Pulp and waste paper	50.5
	4-	575	Other plastics in primary forms	35.3
	5-	792	Aircraft and associated equipment and parts	25.0
	6-	725	Paper mill and pulp mill machinery, paper cutting machine	22.8
	7-	551	Essential oils, perfumes and flavour materials	20.9
	8-	716	Rotating electric plants and parts thereof, n.e.s	16.4
	9-	764	Telecommunication equipment n.e.s and parts	13.5
	10-	782	Motor vehicle for the transport of goods	12.3