Andorra's Goods Imports Surge 8.5% to €1.99B in 2025

Andorra's goods imports reached €1.994.08 million in 2025, marking an 8.5% rise from €1.838.48 million the previous year, according to the latest data from the Estadística department. Excluding energy products, the increase accelerated to 9.5%, with electronics up 17.2%, industrial goods 11.6%, miscellaneous items 14.1%, and transport equipment 7.2%. Energy imports fell 4.3%.

In December, imports climbed 13.3% year-on-year to €184.92 million. Without energy, growth hit 15.6%, driven by transport equipment at 68.5%, electronics 52.8%, pharmaceuticals and perfumery 13.5%, and food 8.4%. Jewellery imports dropped 46.8%, alongside a 16.2% decline in energy.

Fuel imports jumped 33.8% from November to 16.73 million litres. Domestic fuel rose 54.1% to 6.37 million litres, unleaded petrol increased 34.1% to 3.65 million litres, and automotive diesel grew 18.5% to 6.68 million litres. Year-on-year, December volumes advanced 9.6%. For the full year, imports totalled 164 million litres, up 1% from 2024, though some Estadística figures report 163.99 million litres with a 0.5% gain. Automotive diesel fell 3.4% annually, while unleaded petrol and domestic fuel each rose 4.6%.

Fuel prices eased further in December. Automotive diesel dropped 2.6% to €1.22 per litre, with premium grade down 2.4% to €1.24. Unleaded petrol (95 and 98 octane) declined 1% each, while heating fuels fell 0.5-0.6%. Against December 2024, 95-octane petrol eased 5.5% and automotive diesel 5%, with yearly averages down 6.1% and 6% respectively.

Exports reached €19.13 million in December, up 21.5% year-on-year, led by transport equipment (109%) and electronics (38%), partly offset by a 49.4% fall in miscellaneous items. Annual exports totalled €197.20 million, a 0.8% increase, with electronics up 9.9% and industrial goods 14.1%. Clothing and footwear declined 18.3%, jewellery 7.6%, and miscellaneous items 5.2%.

Imported goods' average unit value rose 0.4% year-on-year, with consumer items up 1.4%, capital goods down 7.9%, and intermediates off 1.9%. Export unit values dropped 13.1% annually. By origin, French imports grew 9%, while those from the rest of the EU and UK fell 8.4%.