Steel Import Statistics Indonesia

Indonesia imports steel to complement domestic production, particularly for grades, sections and volumes that mills do not always cover during peak demand. Understanding official import statistics helps buyers see where supply gaps recur and time bulk purchases accordingly.

The authoritative sources are Indonesia’s own agencies — BPS (Statistics Indonesia) for official import/export figures and the Directorate General of Customs & Excise (Bea Cukai) for HS-tariff and clearance data — alongside international mirrors.

Buyers researching this segment often begin at our Indonesia steel hub, then compare regional options such as India, Malaysia and Thailand before finalising a sourcing strategy.

Trade data shows volume and origin trends; it does not price your order. Combine it with live indices from SteelOrbis and Fastmarkets, and the Indonesia steel imports report, then request a firm landed-cost quote.

Because published spot prices move constantly, we never quote invented numbers. We provide a firm, order-specific landed-cost quote on request, referenced against these public indices.

As a wholesale supplier and exporter, Steel Rebar Germany ships bulk reinforcing steel to Indonesia directly — no middlemen. Our core range covers TMT steel rebar in B500B and Grade 60, welded mesh, coils, and cut-and-bend to your bar schedule, each consignment supplied with mill test certificates (EN 10204). Explore the full rebar product range.

• Certified grades — B500B, Grade 60 and equivalents with full documentation.
• Formats — straight lengths, coils, welded mesh, cut-and-bend fabricated bar.
• Export terms — CFR/CIF export pricing to Tanjung Priok and other Indonesian ports.
• Direct wholesale — distributor and project pricing without intermediary mark-ups.

Compare Indonesia against neighbouring markets we also serve — Vietnam, India and Malaysia — via our steel by country directory.

The value of a direct wholesale relationship is predictability. When you buy from the exporter rather than through layered trading intermediaries, you remove hidden mark-ups, you deal with one accountable party for grade documentation and shipping, and you gain a consistent source across repeat projects. For Indonesian distributors and contractors managing long infrastructure and housing pipelines, that continuity matters as much as the unit price.

German-origin reinforcing steel is recognised for tight dimensional tolerance, consistent metallurgy and thorough certification — attributes that de-risk acceptance on major works and audited projects. Every consignment we ship carries traceable mill test certificates, so your quality-assurance team can verify grade, chemistry and mechanical properties against the bar schedule and the applicable SNI or EN reference before pour. That documentation trail, combined with transparent landed-cost quoting, is what lets buyers compare a German bulk offer against domestic mill supply on genuinely equal terms.

For verification, buyers should rely on official and neutral sources rather than seller claims:

• BPS – Statistics Indonesia — official import/export statistics and economic indicators.
• Directorate General of Customs & Excise (Bea Cukai) — HS tariff (BTKI), import clearance and procedures.
• BSN – National Standardization Agency — Indonesian standards (SNI) for construction steel.
• trade.gov — Indonesia steel imports report — trade-flow visualization.
• worldsteel — production and apparent-use statistics by country.