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Egypt–Indonesia trade totalled US$1.6 billion in January–August 2026, compared with US$1.4 billion in the same period of 2025, according to a 10 October account by Egypt’s State Information Service (SIS) reporting figures attributed to CAPMAS. SIS said Egypt exported US$66 million, down from US$120 million, and imported US$1.5 billion, compared with US$1.3 billion.

SIS listed Egyptian exports of salt, sulphur, stone and cement at US$39 million; vegetables and fruit at US$10.5 million; ores, slag and ash at US$2.4 million; optical and cinematographic equipment at US$2.4 million; and stone and cement articles at US$2.2 million. It listed animal and vegetable fats and oils at US$1.1 billion among imports, followed by coffee, tea and spices at US$132 million.