Indonesia Import Data
See what Indonesia buys from the world, one shipment at a time: the Indonesian importer, the overseas supplier, the product and its HS code, how much arrived and what it was worth.
Why Indonesia's import records matter
Indonesia is Southeast Asia's largest economy and a nation of more than 270 million consumers spread across thousands of islands. Its factories, smelters, plantations and building sites rely on imported machinery, steel, chemicals and components, and much of its food basket — wheat, soybean meal, sugar — also arrives by sea.
Import records show who is actually buying. For a supplier, that means a list of Indonesian companies already purchasing your product, the countries they buy from today and the volumes involved. For a sourcing team, it shows which overseas suppliers your competitors use.
Put it to work
- Find Indonesian companies already buying your product
- See which foreign suppliers your competitors use
- Compare landed unit prices across origins
- Size demand for a product before entering the market
- Track a distributor's purchasing month by month
- Spot new importers as they appear
Eight fields on every shipment
Fields are delivered as they were recorded. Where a record leaves something blank, the cell stays blank — we do not estimate to fill it.
Indonesian importer
The company receiving the goods, with its city or region as recorded.
Overseas supplier
The foreign shipper and its country, so you can see who already sells into Indonesia.
HS code
The HS classification, searchable at 2, 4, 6 & 8 digit level.
Product description
The goods description as written on the shipment, grades and specifications included.
Quantity & unit
How much moved, in the unit it was recorded in — tonnes, kilograms, pieces, units.
Value
Unit and total value in US dollars, with the delivery terms of the shipment.
Port & mode
The Indonesian port and whether the goods moved by sea, air or land.
Partner country
Country of origin of the goods.
How one row looks
An illustrative import row showing the column layout. Names are masked here; your free sample carries real records for the product you ask about.
- Date
- 2026-08-14
- HS Code
- 84295200
- Product Description
- Hydraulic crawler excavator, 20-tonne class, new, with standard bucket
- Importer
- PT ███████ ████ (Jakarta)
- Foreign Supplier
- ████████ Co., Ltd.
- Country of Origin
- Japan
- Port of Entry
- Tanjung Priok, Jakarta
- Mode
- Sea
- Quantity
- 4
- Unit
- Units
- Unit Value (USD)
- Shown in sample
- Total Value (USD)
- Shown in sample
- Incoterms
- CIF
Get real rows for your product
Name the product or HS code and we will send a free sample of Indonesia import records for it.
Where the inbound trade is concentrated
Every HS chapter is covered. These are the ones that define Indonesia's import trade.
Machinery & Mechanical Equipment
Mining, plantation and factory equipment
View chapter HS 85Electrical & Electronic Goods
Components, telecom gear, power equipment
View chapter HS 27Mineral Fuels & Oils
Refined fuels, crude, LPG
View chapter HS 72Iron & Steel
Flat-rolled products, semi-finished steel
View chapter HS 39Plastics
Polymers in primary form, film, packaging
View chapter HS 10Cereals
Wheat for flour mills, rice in lean years
View chapter HS 23Animal Feed Ingredients
Soybean meal and feed residues
View chapter HS 87Vehicle Parts
CKD kits and components for local assembly
View chapterWhere Indonesia's imports come from
The origins that appear most often in import shipments. China and Singapore lead for manufactured and transhipped goods; Australia, the United States and India for grains, cotton and raw materials.
- China
- Singapore
- Japan
- United States
- Malaysia
- South Korea
- Thailand
- Australia
- India
- Saudi Arabia
Ports in the records
The country's busiest container port and the main gate for manufactured imports.
East Java's industrial hub and the link to eastern Indonesia.
North Sumatra's outlet for palm oil, rubber and coffee.
A leading bulk terminal for crude palm oil shipments.
Central Java's port for furniture, garments and textiles.
Coal and energy cargo from Borneo's mining belt.
See the records before you pay
Tell us the product, HS code or company. A free sample of that exact requirement comes back, usually within a working day.