[SMM Analysis] Indonesia's Sulfur Imports and Exports in April

Published: Jun 11, 2026 11:15

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In April 2026, SMM Indonesia's sulfur imports in April 2026 reached 267,299.22 mt in physical content, down 28.6% MoM and up 79.2% YoY. SMM Indonesia's sulfur exports were 0.00204 mt in physical content.

According to the latest data from Customs, SMM Indonesia's sulfur imports in April 2026 reached 267,299.22 mt in physical content, down 28.6% MoM and up 79.2% YoY. The main import source countries were Saudi Arabia, India, the US, South Korea, Japan, the Philippines, Malaysia, Brunei, and the UAE, among others. Of these, Middle Eastern sources saw their share drop sharply, accounting for a combined 37.4%.

In April 2026, SMM Indonesia's sulfur exports were 0.00204 mt in physical content.

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