Competitors
Who you compete with, and how far from the leader
Competitors shows who dominates a market, whether Indonesia is gaining or losing share, the closest rival above Indonesia, and the gap to the market leader.
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What it shows
- Top 10 suppliers with three years of values and share changes
- Closest rival above Indonesia and the gap to the leader (pp and US$)
- Per product: markets where Indonesia's share rose or fell the most
Suppliers and market share
Market imports, number of suppliers and concentration, Indonesia's position, gap to the leader, a two-year share comparison, and a table of the top 10 suppliers.
Example: frozen shrimp in China
China imported US$3.95 billion of frozen shrimp in 2024 from 36 suppliers. Ecuador leads with 64%, while Indonesia ranks 6th with 1.4%, 62.7 percentage points or US$2.48 billion behind the leader. The closest rival above Indonesia is Viet Nam with 1.5%.
Data release 2026-09-hs6-2022-2024 · period 2022–2024 · updated September 28, 2026
Frequently asked questions
What is the closest rival?
The supplier ranked directly above Indonesia in that market, the most realistic one to overtake.
Why do small markets have no competitor trend?
Three-year series per supplier are kept for markets with at least US$1M of imports. Smaller markets show the top five suppliers of the last year.
What does the concentration level mean?
Concentration uses the Herfindahl-Hirschman index. A concentrated market is dominated by a few suppliers and is harder to enter.
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All Market Data featuresMarket Data is indicative market research, not legal, customs, or investment advice. Data release 2026-09-hs6-2022-2024 · period 2022–2024 · updated September 28, 2026