Unwrought Aluminium Export — – Unwrought Aluminium Export refers to the total monetary value of unwrought aluminium exported by a country during a specified period, measured in current U.S. dollars. The indicator is based on Harmonized System (HS) Code 7601, which covers aluminium in its primary, unworked form, including non-alloyed and alloyed aluminium. It reflects a country's export performance in primary aluminium and its participation in the global aluminium trade.
Reported in USD Million, the dataset tracks annual export values between 2015 and 2025, serving as an important benchmark for evaluating export competitiveness, trade dynamics, supply chain efficiency, industrial activity, and international demand across manufacturing, construction, engineering, and packaging industries.
Based on the validated data, Singapore's unwrought aluminium exports showed considerable volatility throughout the period. Export value increased from USD 246.35 million in 2015 to USD 290.33 million in 2016, before declining to USD 130.75 million in 2020 amid weaker global trade conditions. Export performance recovered sharply to USD 543.71 million in 2021, the highest level during the period, supported by stronger commodity prices and recovering industrial demand. Exports moderated to USD 405.61 million in 2022 and USD 309.64 million in 2023, before falling significantly to USD 150.90 million in 2024 and USD 30.92 million in 2025, indicating a substantial decline in export activity and changing market dynamics.
Overall, the dataset provides valuable insights into Singapore's aluminium export performance, international trade competitiveness, and supply chain trends. It supports global benchmarking of unwrought aluminium exports, evaluation of commodity trade dynamics, and assessment of industrial sector performance. Policymakers, aluminium producers, exporters, manufacturers, investors, and researchers can use the data to analyze export trends, monitor global demand, forecast future export performance, assess market volatility, and develop evidence-based strategies that strengthen trade resilience, improve industrial competitiveness, and support sustainable long-term economic growth.