Oil and other goods as shares of Angola's export value; 2025 institutional descriptor.
Oil accounted for approximately 95% of Angola’s goods-export value in the 2025 institutional descriptor. All other goods together represented about 5%. The two shares form a complete export composition. Oil’s share was about nineteen times the combined share of every other exported good.
| Rank | Entry | Value | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Oil | 95.0% | 2025 descriptor |
| 2 | All other goods | 5.0% | 2025 descriptor |
Source 1: Angola Fact Sheet 2025: Key Economic Developments
Publisher: African Development Bank
Dataset/table: Export structure
Units: percent of goods exports
Date checked: 2026-07-19
Evidence: Supports the institutional estimate that oil represented about 95% of Angola's goods exports.
The 95% oil share is an institutional descriptor rather than a direct customs observation tied to a precise reference year. The wording remains approximate and the 2025 publication vintage is visible.
The oil share uses the African Development Bank's current descriptor of about 95%. The residual share for all other goods equals 100% minus the oil share.
The oil and residual shares use one institutional description and sum to 100%.
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