In the third quarter of 2025, Indonesia’s economy expanded by 5.04% year-over-year, according to the Badan Pusat Statistik (BPS). The nominal GDP reached IDR 6,060 trillion, while the constant-2010 value stood at IDR 3,444.8 trillion. On a quarter-to-quarter basis, growth was 1.43%. From the production side, the highest growth came from electricity and gas supply (5.42%), followed by construction (5.28%) and manufacturing (4.09%). On the expenditure side, exports of goods and services led with a growth of 6.77%. On a cumulative year-to-date basis up to Q3, growth reached 5.01%, with “other services” posting the strongest sectoral growth at 10.37%, and exports rising 9.13%. Regionally, Java remains the main contributor with 56.68% of national GDP and a growth rate of 5.17%; Sulawesi recorded the highest regional growth at 5.84%, while Maluku & Papua were the lowest at 2.68%.
BPS highlighted that the economy’s performance shows a stable and positive trend amid global uncertainties, driven by services-based activities and non-oil & gas exports. The economic structure remains dominated by manufacturing (19.5% of GDP), agriculture, forestry, and fisheries (14.35%), and wholesale & retail trade (13.19%). On the spending side, household consumption accounted for 53.14% of GDP, followed by gross fixed capital formation at 29.09% and exports at 23.64%. The strong performance in consumption and exports suggests Indonesia is on track to meet its year-end growth target above 5%.
