Chip imports integrated circuits, by importer
China reported $330 bn of chip imports in 2024, 31% of the total reported; the top three importers 61%.
Source: UN Comtrade2024Updated 10 Nov 2026
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Imports of integrated circuits, US dollars, 2024
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Summary
Importers reported $1.07 tn of chip imports in 2024, 4.2% more than in 2023. China $330 bn (31%), Hong Kong $227 bn (21%) and Singapore $98 bn (9.1%); together, 61% of the world total.
149 countries and territories have a figure for 2024.
Source: UN Comtrade2024Updated 10 Nov 2026
Countries and territories with data
| China | $330 bn | 31% | $304 bn | +9% |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong | $227 bn | 21% | $203 bn | +12% |
| Singapore | $98 bn | 9.1% | $88 bn | +12% |
| Taiwan | $77 bn | 7.2% | $61 bn | +28% |
| South Korea | $60 bn | 5.6% | $51 bn | +18% |
| Malaysia | $54 bn | 5% | $44 bn | +24% |
| United States | $40 bn | 3.8% | $36 bn | +12% |
| Mexico | $26 bn | 2.4% | $24 bn | +7% |
| Thailand | $24 bn | 2.2% | $19 bn | +27% |
| India | $23 bn | 2.2% | $19 bn | +22% |
| Japan | $23 bn | 2.2% | $29 bn | −19% |
| Germany | $19 bn | 1.8% | $25 bn | −25% |
| Philippines | $13 bn | 1.2% | $13 bn | −2% |
| Brazil | $5.9 bn | 0.6% | $4.9 bn | +22% |
| Ireland | $4.9 bn | 0.5% | $4.7 bn | +5% |
| Netherlands | $4.4 bn | 0.4% | $5.4 bn | −17% |
| Czechia | $4.2 bn | 0.4% | $3.5 bn | +20% |
| Indonesia | $4.1 bn | 0.4% | $3.9 bn | +3% |
| France | $3.6 bn | 0.3% | $5.0 bn | −29% |
| Belgium | $3.6 bn | 0.3% | $6.1 bn | −41% |
| Poland | $3.5 bn | 0.3% | $3.8 bn | −8% |
| Hungary | $3.1 bn | 0.3% | $4.3 bn | −28% |
| Romania | $2.2 bn | 0.2% | $2.5 bn | −13% |
| United Kingdom | $2.1 bn | 0.2% | $2.8 bn | −24% |
| Israel | $1.7 bn | 0.2% | $1.8 bn | −3% |
| Portugal | $1.7 bn | 0.2% | $1.4 bn | +25% |
| Italy | $1.7 bn | 0.2% | $2.3 bn | −26% |
| Canada | $1.6 bn | 0.1% | $1.9 bn | −15% |
| Spain | $1.2 bn | 0.1% | $1.2 bn | −4% |
| Sweden | $990 m | 0.1% | $1.4 bn | −28% |
| Austria | $876 m | 0.1% | $1.2 bn | −29% |
| Türkiye | $844 m | 0.1% | $1.0 bn | −18% |
| Slovakia | $823 m | 0.1% | $720 m | +14% |
| Switzerland | $786 m | 0.1% | $1.1 bn | −28% |
| Malta | $643 m | 0.1% | $684 m | −6% |
| Finland | $510 m | <0.1% | $1.2 bn | −58% |
| Macao | $497 m | <0.1% | $299 m | +66% |
| Australia | $446 m | <0.1% | $482 m | −7% |
| Bulgaria | $408 m | <0.1% | $456 m | −10% |
| Denmark | $396 m | <0.1% | $490 m | −19% |
| Morocco | $314 m | <0.1% | $201 m | +57% |
| Estonia | $264 m | <0.1% | $210 m | +26% |
| Lithuania | $259 m | <0.1% | $251 m | +3% |
| Ukraine | $256 m | <0.1% | $236 m | +8% |
| Algeria | $241 m | <0.1% | – | – |
| Tunisia | $231 m | <0.1% | $284 m | −19% |
| Norway | $210 m | <0.1% | $256 m | −18% |
| Egypt | $186 m | <0.1% | $165 m | +13% |
| Argentina | $174 m | <0.1% | $192 m | −9% |
| Serbia | $158 m | <0.1% | $140 m | +12% |
| Costa Rica | $147 m | <0.1% | $141 m | +5% |
| Saudi Arabia | $146 m | <0.1% | $122 m | +20% |
| South Africa | $144 m | <0.1% | $190 m | −24% |
| Latvia | $124 m | <0.1% | $213 m | −42% |
| Cambodia | $120 m | <0.1% | $80 m | +51% |
| North Macedonia | $118 m | <0.1% | $116 m | +2% |
| Dominican Republic | $112 m | <0.1% | $114 m | −2% |
| Slovenia | $98 m | <0.1% | $129 m | −24% |
| Colombia | $81 m | <0.1% | $84 m | −3% |
| Greece | $74 m | <0.1% | $85 m | −13% |
| Kazakhstan | $54 m | <0.1% | $84 m | −36% |
| New Zealand | $50 m | <0.1% | $69 m | −28% |
| Chile | $49 m | <0.1% | $45 m | +8% |
| Croatia | $43 m | <0.1% | $44 m | −2% |
| Peru | $42 m | <0.1% | $48 m | −11% |
| Ecuador | $30 m | <0.1% | $28 m | +4% |
| Sri Lanka | $26 m | <0.1% | $45 m | −43% |
| Nigeria | $22 m | <0.1% | $65 m | −66% |
| Uzbekistan | $20 m | <0.1% | $16 m | +25% |
| Luxembourg | $19 m | <0.1% | $18 m | +7% |
| Kenya | $19 m | <0.1% | $13 m | +39% |
| Pakistan | $18 m | <0.1% | $13 m | +38% |
| Paraguay | $15 m | <0.1% | $18 m | −15% |
| Guatemala | $14 m | <0.1% | $16 m | −13% |
| Uruguay | $13 m | <0.1% | $13 m | −5% |
| Ghana | $12 m | <0.1% | $5 m | +130% |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | $11 m | <0.1% | $6 m | +94% |
| Andorra | $9 m | <0.1% | $33 m | −72% |
| Qatar | $9 m | <0.1% | $9 m | −3% |
| Moldova | $6 m | <0.1% | $4 m | +47% |
| Côte d'Ivoire | $6 m | <0.1% | $8 m | −29% |
| Kuwait | $5 m | <0.1% | $8 m | −41% |
| Azerbaijan | $5 m | <0.1% | $4 m | +28% |
| Tanzania | $5 m | <0.1% | $7 m | −32% |
| Oman | $4 m | <0.1% | $12 m | −63% |
| Iceland | $4 m | <0.1% | $4 m | +9% |
| El Salvador | $4 m | <0.1% | $4 m | +3% |
| Burkina Faso | $4 m | <0.1% | $5 m | −18% |
| Albania | $4 m | <0.1% | $3 m | +67% |
| Georgia | $4 m | <0.1% | $4 m | +14% |
| Bahrain | $4 m | <0.1% | $3 m | +20% |
| Kyrgyzstan | $3 m | <0.1% | $16 m | −81% |
| Angola | $3 m | <0.1% | $5 m | −42% |
| Panama | $3 m | <0.1% | $3 m | +1% |
| Mauritania | $3 m | <0.1% | $218,097 | +1,169% |
| Lebanon | $3 m | <0.1% | $3 m | −18% |
| Rwanda | $3 m | <0.1% | $1 m | +158% |
| Honduras | $3 m | <0.1% | $3 m | −5% |
| Zimbabwe | $2 m | <0.1% | $2 m | +14% |
| Cyprus | $2 m | <0.1% | $4 m | −48% |
| Nicaragua | $2 m | <0.1% | $2 m | −1% |
| Mozambique | $2 m | <0.1% | $1 m | +41% |
| Republic of the Congo | $2 m | <0.1% | $591,073 | +169% |
| Montenegro | $2 m | <0.1% | $888,670 | +70% |
| Jordan | $1 m | <0.1% | $2 m | −33% |
| Bolivia | $1 m | <0.1% | $2 m | −12% |
| Trinidad and Tobago | $1 m | <0.1% | $2 m | −41% |
| Jamaica | $1 m | <0.1% | $1 m | +18% |
| Papua New Guinea | $1 m | <0.1% | $855,548 | +30% |
| Democratic Republic of the Congo | $1 m | <0.1% | $998,410 | +11% |
| Iraq | $1 m | <0.1% | $19 m | −95% |
| Uganda | $1 m | <0.1% | $989,233 | +3% |
| Namibia | $966,082 | <0.1% | $673,427 | +43% |
| Armenia | $843,579 | <0.1% | $20 m | −96% |
| Zambia | $842,778 | <0.1% | $454,869 | +85% |
| Botswana | $806,423 | <0.1% | $938,673 | −14% |
| Guyana | $773,247 | <0.1% | $250,139 | +209% |
| Senegal | $741,201 | <0.1% | $1 m | −41% |
| Madagascar | $736,119 | <0.1% | $777,464 | −5% |
| Fiji | $613,692 | <0.1% | $358,888 | +71% |
| Maldives | $446,709 | <0.1% | $66,543 | +571% |
| Mauritius | $421,296 | <0.1% | $1 m | −67% |
| Bahamas | $409,518 | <0.1% | $640,669 | −36% |
| Brunei | $408,130 | <0.1% | $592,923 | −31% |
| Myanmar | $397,706 | <0.1% | $1 m | −61% |
| Cayman Islands | $371,821 | <0.1% | $761,232 | −51% |
| Mali | $354,842 | <0.1% | $849,748 | −58% |
| Liberia | $352,178 | <0.1% | $85,262 | +313% |
| Cabo Verde | $293,904 | <0.1% | $318,484 | −8% |
| French Polynesia | $292,234 | <0.1% | $435,399 | −33% |
| Togo | $269,599 | <0.1% | $686,290 | −61% |
| Niger | $264,817 | <0.1% | $315,867 | −16% |
| Belize | $262,896 | <0.1% | $151,749 | +73% |
| Barbados | $231,067 | <0.1% | $424,273 | −46% |
| Malawi | $208,957 | <0.1% | $236,299 | −12% |
| Central African Republic | $187,041 | <0.1% | $302,201 | −38% |
| Seychelles | $176,697 | <0.1% | $220,532 | −20% |
| Yemen | $161,645 | <0.1% | $30,580 | +429% |
| Suriname | $158,526 | <0.1% | $237,392 | −33% |
| Antigua and Barbuda | $139,841 | <0.1% | $199,773 | −30% |
| Lesotho | $132,718 | <0.1% | $72,845 | +82% |
| Benin | $112,302 | <0.1% | $444,582 | −75% |
| Grenada | $92,757 | <0.1% | $108,306 | −14% |
| Bermuda | $81,082 | <0.1% | $263,733 | −69% |
| Comoros | $46,427 | <0.1% | $2,364 | +1,864% |
| Gambia | $41,040 | <0.1% | $12,606 | +226% |
| Samoa | $20,591 | <0.1% | $7,018 | +193% |
| São Tomé and Príncipe | $9,422 | <0.1% | $6,152 | +53% |
| Montserrat | $5,692 | <0.1% | $7,846 | −27% |
| Total, reporting countries | $1.07 tn | 100% | $1.03 tn | +4% |
Source: UN Comtrade2023 and 2024Updated 10 Nov 2026
Largest flows
| From | To | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Taiwan | China | $140 bn |
| South Korea | China | $84 bn |
| China | Hong Kong | $75 bn |
| Taiwan | Hong Kong | $48 bn |
| Taiwan | Singapore | $47 bn |
| Singapore | Hong Kong | $35 bn |
| South Korea | Taiwan | $30 bn |
| South Korea | Hong Kong | $23 bn |
| Taiwan | South Korea | $23 bn |
| Malaysia | China | $23 bn |
| Japan | China | $19 bn |
| China | South Korea | $19 bn |
| China | Taiwan | $18 bn |
| South Korea | Singapore | $17 bn |
| Malaysia | Hong Kong | $14 bn |
| Vietnam | China | $14 bn |
| Taiwan | Japan | $14 bn |
| Taiwan | Malaysia | $13 bn |
| Malaysia | Singapore | $13 bn |
| United States | China | $12 bn |
Source: UN Comtrade2024Updated 10 Nov 2026