Namibia Has Re-exported Goods Worth N$4 Billions in September

Namibia has recorded N$4 billion worth of re-exported goods in September 2026, as an increase of 84.1% compared with the same month last year.

In its latest International Merchandise Trade Statistics Bulletin, issued on Tuesday, the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) reported that the value of re-exported goods also increased by 19.4% compared with August 2026.

Nickel ores and concentrates accounted for the largest share of the goods sent abroad, representing 18.4% of the total value. The commodity was mainly destined for China and Canada.

Petroleum oils ranked second, contributing 15.7% of re-exports, with Botswana serving as the main destination, moreover sulphur and unroasted iron pyrites followed with a 14.9% share, with the goods sent exclusively to Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

In addition Ores and concentrates of base metals accounted for another 10.4%, mainly destined for South Africa, Brazil and China, while fertilisers contributed 7.8%, with most going to Zambia.

The five commodities made up the leading categories of goods re-exported during the month, with nickel ores and concentrates recording the largest share.