Indonesia Manufacturing PMI
Indonesia's Manufacturing PMI registered 50.4 points in September 2025, down from 51.5 points in August 2025. This represents a 2.1% month-over-month decrease. The slowdown occurred because new orders grew more slowly. Output fell for the fifth time in six months due to weak client purchasing power. External demand was subdued with exports declining for the second time in three months. Indonesia's record low Manufacturing PMI was 46.7 points in April 2025 and record high was 54.2 points in March 2024.
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Indonesia Manufacturing PMI : Definition
The Indonesia Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index PMI is a key economic indicator. It is calculated from surveys of Indonesian manufacturing firms' purchasing managers about business conditions. A PMI reading above 50 shows sector expansion, below 50 shows contraction and 50 means no change. It tracks new orders, production, employment, supplier deliveries and inventories.