Bahrain exported goods worth about BD435.4 million in November 2025, while imports came in at roughly BD537.6 million, keeping the Kingdom's trade flow busy through the month. Metal goods did most of the heavy lifting on the export side.
TDT | Manama
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Bahrain exported goods worth about BD435.4 million in November 2025, while imports came in at roughly BD537.6 million, keeping the Kingdom’s trade flow busy through the month.
Metal goods did most of the heavy lifting on the export side. Unwrought aluminium alloys sat at the top of the list, valued at around BD118.3 million.
Next came agglomerated iron ores and concentrates at about BD36.9 million, followed by non-alloy aluminium wire wider than 7 mm worth roughly BD20.8 million.
Saudi Arabia was the biggest market for Bahraini exports in November, taking goods worth about BD104.0 million. The United Arab Emirates followed on around BD52.1 million, with the United States next at about BD32.6 million. Imports totalled around BD537.6 million over the same period. Non-agglomerated iron ores and concentrates led the way at roughly BD44.2 million.
Turboprop engines rated at no more than 1,100 kW were next, valued at about BD27.0 million, while ‘other’ aluminium oxide came in at roughly BD23.8 million. China was the top supplier to Bahrain during the month, exporting goods worth around BD89.0 million. The United Arab Emirates was second at about BD52.4 million, and France third at roughly BD42.7 million.
