| Catalog Number | : | 8305002 |
| Publication Number | : | 06300.25007 |
| ISSN/ISBN | : | 2476-9134 |
| Publishing Frequency | : | Annually |
| Release Date | : | August 29, 2025 |
| Language | : | Indonesian and English |
| File Size | : | 19.74 MB |
Abstract
Telecommunication Statistics Indonesia presents
data on the development of the telecommunications sector in Indonesia, which
includes internet penetration rates, ownership of information and communication
technology (ICT) facilities, usage patterns, as well as data on
telecommunications networks and services. This statistic contains the
development of the internet in Indonesia, both in terms of service providers
and users.According to BPS data from the results of the
2024 National Socio-economic Survey (Susenas) data collection, 72.78 percent of the Indonesian population
has accessed the internet in 2024 and 69.21 percent in 2023. This high internet
usage shows that people have wider access to information sources and is an
indicator of the readiness of a country or region in facing the era of digital
transformation.The high number of internet users in Indonesia
is inseparable from the rapid development of mobile cellular telephone. In
2024, it was recorded that 68.65 percent of the population in Indonesia had mobile
cellular telephone. This figure has increased slightly when compared to the
condition in 202 which reached 67.29 percent. In contrast to the development of cellular
telephone use which continues to increase from year to year, the use of
fixed-line telephones actually shows a downward trend. In 2024, it was recorded
that only 0.99 percent of households owned/operated a fixed-line telephone, a
decrease compared to 2023 which amounted to 1.17 percent. Household computer ownership in 2024
experienced a slight increase compared to 2023, which amounted to 18.52 percent
in 2024 and 18.06 percent in 2022. The growth in the export
value of ICT goods shows a fluctuating pattern from 2022 to 2024. At the
beginning of the period, exports of ICT goods recorded positive growth, but
experienced a decline in the last two years, namely in 2023 and 2024. In 2024,
the export value of Indonesia's ICT goods was recorded at US$7,371 million, a
decrease of 2.22 percent compared to 2023 which reached US$7,538 million. This
downward trend over the past two years indicates the weakening performance of
the ICT sector in supporting national exports, and emphasizes the need to
evaluate the competitiveness and resilience of the ICT industry in the midst of
changing global economic dynamics.The growth of imports of ICT goods shows a
fluctuating pattern throughout the 2020-2024 period. In 2024, the import value
was recorded at US$13,552 million, an increase of 4.59 percent compared to the
previous year. Apart from 2024, only 2021 recorded positive growth, which
amounted to 24.84 percent. In 2024, most of the imports of ICT goods were from
the electrical components group (US$4,939 million) and the computers and
peripheral equipment group (US$4,650 million). This indicates several
possibilities, including increased assembly or production activities of
electronic devices in the country. In addition, the high import value of
computers and peripheral equipment may reflect the increasing need for digital
infrastructure, both in the government, education and industrial sectors.Within the Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
structure, the information and communication sector has shown strong resilience
and consistent growth over the past five years. This sector has the sixth
highest growth in 2024 at 7.57 percent, reflecting the stable demand for
digital services. On the other hand, despite its strategic role in supporting
digital transformation and innovation, the information and communication sector
has yet to contribute significantly to GDP. In the last five years, its
contribution has been recorded below five percent, and in 2024 it will only
reach 4.34 percent, placing it in seventh place in the national economic
structure.
