Countries
Equatorial Guinea: trade by HS code
- US$4.5bnExports 2024
- US$1bnImports 2024
- 710HS6 · Exports
Equatorial Guinea exported goods worth US$4.5bn and imported US$1bn in 2024, in 710 and 2,897 different six-digit products.
Its main exports were crude oil (2709.00), liquefied natural gas (LNG) (2711.11) and methanol (2905.11).
Its largest customer was China and its largest supplier Angola.
In the 12 months to August 2026, the UK imported goods worth £1.7m from Equatorial Guinea (-98% on the year before), above all crude oil, pressing, stamping and punching tools and electric control panels, up to 1000 V, and exported £33.4m to it.
Equatorial Guinea has no preferential arrangement with the UK: its goods pay the standard third-country rates.
Equatorial Guinea and the UK
What the UK imports from Equatorial Guinea
- 2709.00Crude oil
- 8207.30Pressing, stamping and punching tools
- 8537.10Electric control panels, up to 1000 V
- 8481.80Other taps, cocks and valves
- 8424.90Parts of spraying appliances
- 8412.21Hydraulic cylinders
- 3825.69Other wastes from chemical or allied industries: other
- 6504.00Hats and other headgear, plaited or made by assembling strips of any material, whether or not lined or trimmed
- 9026.20Pressure gauges and sensors
- 3926.90Other plastic articles
Data up to August 2026 (provisional) · HMRC
Equatorial Guinea and the EU
What the EU imports from Equatorial Guinea
- 2709.00Crude oil
- 2711.11Liquefied natural gas (LNG)
- 2711.12Liquefied propane
- 1801.00Cocoa beans
- 2905.11Methanol
- 8515.31Automatic arc welding machines
- 8411.99Gas turbine parts
- 4403.49Other tropical logs
- 4408.39Sheets for veneering: of tropical wood, other
- 8409.99Diesel engine parts
Data up to August 2026 (provisional) · Eurostat Comext
Top exports
- 2709.00Crude oil
- 2711.11Liquefied natural gas (LNG)
- 2905.11Methanol
- 2711.12Liquefied propane
- 2711.13Liquefied butane
- 4403.49Other tropical logs
- 2711.19Other liquefied petroleum gases
- 7204.49Other ferrous scrap
- 4407.29Other sawn tropical wood
- 2711.29Other gaseous hydrocarbons
- 4408.39Sheets for veneering: of tropical wood, other
- 7602.00Aluminium scrap
- 7404.00Copper scrap
- 1801.00Cocoa beans
- 2523.10Cement clinker
- 4408.10Sheets for veneering: coniferous
- 4408.90Other veneer sheets
- 8549.11Spent lead-acid batteries (scrap)
- 7801.99Other unwrought lead (alloys)
- 4407.28Wood sawn or chipped lengthwise, sliced or peeled, whether: of tropical wood, iroko
Top imports
- 8904.00Tugs and pusher craft
- 0207.14Frozen chicken cuts and offal
- 8905.20Floating drilling and production platforms
- 2203.00Beer
- 8307.10Flexible steel tubing
- 2202.10Sweetened or flavoured waters (soft drinks)
- 8901.90Cargo ships and other goods vessels
- 1511.90Refined palm oil and fractions
- 1006.30Milled rice
- 1101.00Wheat flour
- 8431.43Boring and drilling machinery parts
- 8544.60Electric cables over 1000 V
- 8411.99Gas turbine parts
- 8414.90Parts of pumps, compressors and fans
- 0207.27Cuts and offal, frozen
- 8703.23Petrol cars, 1500-3000 cc
- 7326.90Other articles of iron or steel
- 7304.24Stainless steel oil well casing and tubing
- 8430.69Other machinery, not self-propelled: other
- 8481.80Other taps, cocks and valves
Main buyers from Equatorial Guinea
Main suppliers of Equatorial Guinea
Questions and answers
What does Equatorial Guinea export most?
In 2024, its largest export at the six-digit level was crude oil (HS 2709.00), worth US$2.3bn.
Does the UK have a trade agreement with Equatorial Guinea?
No preferential rates are recorded for Equatorial Guinea in the UK tariff, so the standard third-country duty applies, plus any anti-dumping or other measures that cover its goods.