Jordan’s industrial exports rose 9% to 6.393 billion dinars in the first nine months of 2025, compared with 5.874 billion dinars a year earlier, according to figures from the Amman Chamber of Industry.
Chemical and cosmetics products led the sectors, climbing 9% to 1.448 billion dinars.
Leather and garment exports edged up 0.5% to 1.312 billion dinars, while engineering, electrical and IT industries rose 10% to 1.231 billion dinars.
Mining exports increased 12% to 859 million dinars.
Food, agriculture and livestock exports jumped 14% to 665 million dinars. Plastics and rubber rose 11% to 139 million dinars, and construction materials surged 88% to 136 million dinars. Packaging, paper and office supplies gained 7% to 106 million dinars.
By contrast, wood and furniture exports fell 11% to 27 million dinars.
Officials said the overall growth reflects stronger demand across key sectors, despite declines in some categories.