Nigeria accounted for 24.91 per cent of Indonesia’s crude imports in the first half of 2026, according to BPS, Indonesia’s statistics agency.
Indonesia has been buying large numbers of African crude this year, according to official statistics, as Jakarta draws attention for its Russian contracts.
The agency revealed on Monday that Nigeria made up nearly a quarter of Indonesia’s crude oil imports from January to June 2026.
“Nigeria accounted for 24.91 per cent of the crude imports made in the first half. Followed by Angola [15.41%] and Saudi Arabia [13.62%],” BPS deputy Ateng Hartono told reporters in Jakarta.
The monthly crude imports reached $1.20 million in January on cargoes we...
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24.91% Of Indonesia Crude Import Came From Nigeria In H1, 2026- Report
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