Lampung Province BPS Press Release - Monday, December 1 2025

PRESS RELEASE

BPS LAMPUNG PROVINCE

Number: B-1827/18000/HM.240/2025

Lampung's Trade Balance in October 2025 Surplus US$480.50 Million

The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) of Lampung Province reported significant progress in Lampung's foreign trade performance for the October 2025 period. In October 2025, Lampung Province recorded a foreign trade surplus of US$480.50 million. This positive performance was announced by Muhammad Sabiel Adi Prakasa, a Young Expert Statistician at BPS Lampung Province, in an online Official Statistics News Release (BRS) on Monday (1/12).

Lampung Province's export value reached US$616.18 million in October 2025, a 14.80 percent year-on-year decrease compared to US$723.22 million in October 2024.

Lampung's exports are dominated by three main commodity groups, namely: Animal/Vegetable Fats and Oils with a value of US$2,211.49 million (or contributing 40.63 percent of total exports); followed by Coffee, Tea, and Spices with a value of US$1.42 billion (26.16 percent); and Mineral Fuels with a value of US$588.94 million (10.82 percent).

The three main countries that are the largest export destinations for Lampung Province are: the United States with a value of US$838.28 million (or contributing 15.40 percent of total exports); then Pakistan with a value of US$524.12 million (9.63 percent); then India with a value of US$467.73 million (8.59 percent).

Furthermore, imports in October 2025 were recorded at US$135.69 million, a 41.97 percent decrease compared to US$233.83 million in October 2024.

Lampung Province's largest imports are dominated by three main types of commodities, namely: Mineral Fuels with a value of US$785.64 million (or contributing 44.65 percent); followed by Sugar and Confectionery with a value of US$160.29 million (9.11 percent); and Live Animals with a value of US$159.80 million (9.08 percent).

The three largest countries of origin for Lampung Province's imports are: Nigeria with an import value of US$354.00 million (or contributing 20.12 percent of total imports); then Angola with an import value of US$213.34 million (12.12 percent); and Australia with an import value of US$212.15 million (12.06 percent).

“With an export value of US$616.18 million and an import value of US$135.69 million, in October 2025, Lampung Province again recorded a surplus in its foreign trade balance of US$480.49 million.

In November 2025, BPS recorded inflation in Lampung Province of 0.36 percent.

The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) of Lampung Province recorded inflation of 0.36 percent on a month-to-month (m-to-m) basis in November 2025. "This figure is lower compared to November last year, with inflation of 0.42 percent," said BPS Lampung Province Young Expert Statistician, Muhammad Sabiel Adi Prakasa, in an official online statistical news release, Monday (3/11).

Meanwhile, when compared to the same month in the previous year or (year-on-year/y-on-y), Lampung Province experienced inflation of 1.14 percent in November 2025.

He reported that the highest monthly (m-to-m) inflation occurred in the Personal Care and Other Services group, which experienced inflation of 1.92 percent, but the group with the highest contribution was the Food, Beverages and Tobacco group, with a contribution of 0.19 percent.

“The five main commodities that contributed to monthly inflation (month-to-month/m-to-m) were Red Chilies with a contribution of (0.09 percent); followed by Shallots (0.08 percent); Gold Jewelry (0.07 percent); Carrots (0.04 percent); and Shampoo (0.02 percent). On the other hand, several commodities that contributed to deflation and held back the rate of inflation in general, included: Salak with a contribution to deflation of (0.03 percent); followed by Pet Food (0.02 percent); Rice (0.02 percent); and Disposable Baby Diapers (0.01 percent).

The expenditure group with the highest year-on-year inflation rate was Personal Care and Other Services, which recorded 8.37 percent inflation with a contribution of 0.53 percent. However, the Food, Beverages, and Tobacco group contributed the most to inflation, with inflation of 3.94 percent and a contribution of 1.31 percent. He continued, "The Education group experienced the largest deflation, at 17.98 percent, with a contribution of minus 1.21 percent."

Muhammad Sabiel conveyed the five main commodities driving inflation and five factors restraining the rate of inflation (deflation) that occurred in October 2025 on a year-on-year basis, "The five main commodities that contributed to inflation on an annual basis (year-on-year/y-on-y) in October 2025 were Gold Jewelry with a contribution of (0.49 percent); followed by Red Chilies (0.45 percent); Shallots (0.25 percent); Rice (0.13 percent); and Broiler Chicken (0.09 percent). On the other hand, several commodities that contributed to deflation and restrained the rate of inflation in general, include: Senior High School with a contribution of deflation of (0.85 percent); followed by Junior High School (0.39 percent); Garlic (0.16 percent); Tomatoes (0.11 percent); and Squid (0.06 percent)," he concluded.

Furthermore, the Lampung Province Statistics Agency (BPS) also monitored inflation in the four regencies/cities covered by the Consumer Price Index (CPI). In November 2025, the highest annual inflation (y-on-y) was recorded in Mesuji Regency at 2.35 percent, while the lowest inflation occurred in Bandar Lampung City at 0.37 percent. And when viewed on a monthly basis (m-to-m), the highest inflation occurred in East Lampung Regency, at 0.82 percent, while the lowest inflation (m-to-m) occurred in Mesuji Regency, at 0.13 percent.

Lampung Farmers' Exchange Rate to Increase by 1.25 Percent in November 2025

The Farmer Exchange Rate (NTP) of Lampung Province in November 2025 was recorded to have increased by 1.25 percent compared to September 2025 (m-to-m), with the NTP index value reaching 129.33.

Muhammad Sabiel Adi Prakasaexplained that the increase in the NTP indicated that the increase in prices received by farmers for their products was moving faster than the increase in prices that farmers had to pay for household needs and production costs.

He explained that the increase in the Lampung Province's NTP in November 2025 was driven by increases in five of the six agricultural subsectors, namely: Food Crops which increased by 0.67 percent, Horticulture by 7.10 percent, Smallholder Plantation Crops by 1.31 percent, Livestock by 0.25 percent, and Capture Fisheries which increased by 0.50 percent.

Meanwhile, there are sub-sectors that are still experiencing a decline in the NTP value, namely: Aquaculture which fell by 1.88 percent.

The occupancy rate for star-rated hotels reached 47.26 percent in October 2025.

Next, the Room Occupancy Rate (TPK) of star-rated hotels in Lampung Province was recorded at 47.26 percent in October 2025, up 3.89 percentage points compared to September 2025 (month-to-month). However, this figure decreased 2.87 percentage points compared to October 2024 (year-on-year).

On the other hand, the ROR of non-starred hotels in Lampung Province in October 2025 was recorded at 23.90 percent, up 1.02 percentage points compared to September 2025 (m-to-m), and down 3.83 percentage points compared to October 2024 (y-on-y).

Air and Rail Passenger Numbers Increase in October 2025

Air transport performance in Lampung Province showed growth in October 2025. The number of air passengers departing from Raden Inten II Airport in Lampung reached 53,588 in October 2025, a significant increase of 10.45 percent compared to September 2025 (month-to-month). Compared to October last year, passenger numbers also increased by 4.29 percent (year-on-year).

Land transportation, including rail, also recorded monthly passenger growth. In October 2025, the number of train passengers was recorded at 72,611, a 4.90 percent increase compared to the previous month (month-to-month). However, on an annual basis (year-on-year), the number of train passengers in October 2025 actually decreased by 1.48 percent compared to October 2024.

The number of sea passengers in Lampung Province was recorded at 42,591 in October 2025, a 2.87 percent decrease compared to September 2025 (month-to-month). Despite the month-on-month decrease, compared to October last year, it still represents a 5.06 percent year-on-year increase.

For further information, please contact:

Muhammad Sabiel Adi Prakasa

CENTRAL STATISTICS AGENCY OF LAMPUNG PROVINCE

Jl. Basuki Rahmat No. 54 Bandar Lampung, 35215, Tel: (0721) 482909

Homepage:http://www.lampung.bps.go.id

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