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Andorra Fuel Imports Hit 12.78M Litres in August, Up Monthly but Down Yearly

Andorra imported 12.78 million litres of fuel in August, reflecting an 8.4% monthly increase yet a slight 0.2% annual drop. Broader imports rose sharply, boosted by transport and energy sectors, while exports grew modestly led by jewellery.

Key Points

  • Unleaded petrol up 4.4% YoY to 4.1M litres; diesel up 0.6% to 7.79M litres; domestic fuel down 22.2% to 852K litres
  • Jan-Aug total imports at 101.83M litres, down 5.9% YoY; trailing 12 months down 3.6%
  • August imports €143M, up 8.9% YoY; exports €12M, up 5.4% YoY driven by jewellery surge

Fuel imports into Andorra reached 12.78 million litres in August, marking an 8.4% increase from July but a 0.2% decrease compared to the same month in 2025, according to Department of Statistics figures.

By product, unleaded petrol rose 4.4% year-on-year to 4.1 million litres, while automotive diesel increased 0.6% to 7.79 million litres. Domestic fuel, however, fell 22.2% to 851,969 litres. Month-over-month, unleaded petrol climbed 12.1% and diesel 7.5%, with domestic fuel down 0.1%.

From January to August, total imports stood at 101.83 million litres, down 5.9% from the previous year. Automotive diesel dropped 7.6%, domestic fuel 4.7%, and unleaded petrol 3.9%. Over the trailing 12 months, imports totalled 157.56 million litres, a 3.6% decline from the prior period.

These fuel figures accompany wider August import values of €143.05 million, up 8.9% from 2025, propelled by transport equipment (up 26.1%), energy products (28.6%), and industrial goods (11.1%), despite a 9.5% drop in electronics. Excluding energy, imports grew 7.4%. Year-to-date imports reached €1,323.17 million, a 4.7% rise, with the past 12 months at €2,056.87 million, up 7.6%.

Exports for August amounted to €12.09 million, a 5.4% increase, driven by jewellery (up 195.3%) and industrial products (106.5%), though transport equipment declined 31.4% and electronics 18.8%. Cumulative exports through August hit €128.62 million, up 3%, and the trailing 12 months €200.96 million, up 6.3%.

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