COUNTRY CODE SI

Slovenia

810 tracked trade-flow records · 2 of 36 ports tracked

NOT IN TOP CORRIDORS

Live from the production database.

Coverage

Metric	Value	Notes
Tracked flow records	810	Raw count of trade-flow records in the database naming Slovenia as an origin or destination — a record count, never a summed dollar total.
Port coverage	2of 36	Ports catalogued for Slovenia with verified cargo statistics tracked on PortIndex.

Koper SIKOP Piran SIPIR

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Trade partner concentration — by country, all commodities, current

How concentrated Slovenia's trade is across its top partner countries, computed from currently-tracked trade flows (not the historical 1997–2015 World Bank dataset). Measures country-to-country concentration only — Slovenia's trade_flows records don't carry product-level detail to break this down further.

1092HHI · Diversified

Switzerland45.4%
Italy16.0%
Germany13.3%
China13.1%
Croatia12.1%

+ 226 more tracked partners not shown above.

Bilateral trade flows

Slovenia is not among the top tracked corridors — its bilateral flow records exist in the full 1,821,338-row dataset but aren't yet browsable individually on this site.

Full partner list for 2025

Every one of Slovenia's 195 real trading partners reported for 2025 under UN Comtrade (SI) — a complete, deduplicated partner breakdown for this exact country/source/period combination, not a global top-N slice.

195 of 195 partners — page 1 of 4

Partner	Reported value
Switzerland (CH)	$34.1B
Germany (DE)	$8.2B
Croatia (HR)	$5.5B
Italy (IT)	$5.1B
Austria (AT)	$3.2B
France (FR)	$2.0B
Poland (PL)	$1.8B
Serbia (RS)	$1.7B
Hungary (HU)	$1.5B
Russian Federation (RU)	$1.4B
Czechia (CZ)	$1.2B
Bosnia and Herzegovina (BA)	$1.1B
Netherlands (NL)	$1.0B
Romania (RO)	$965.2M
United Kingdom (GB)	$954.2M
Spain (ES)	$923.8M
United States (US)	$912.2M
Slovakia (SK)	$795.0M
Denmark (DK)	$700.9M
Bulgaria (BG)	$522.5M
Belgium (BE)	$460.5M
Sweden (SE)	$457.5M
Türkiye (TR)	$444.7M
Slovenia (SI)	$373.6M
North Macedonia (MK)	$295.7M
Ukraine (UA)	$283.2M
Lithuania (LT)	$269.6M
China (CN)	$261.6M
Greece (GR)	$235.3M
Portugal (PT)	$230.3M
United Arab Emirates (AE)	$208.5M
Kazakhstan (KZ)	$195.8M
Canada (CA)	$164.9M
Montenegro (ME)	$163.0M
Australia (AU)	$159.0M
India (IN)	$150.1M
Mexico (MX)	$149.5M
Israel (IL)	$146.3M
Belarus (BY)	$133.8M
Uzbekistan (UZ)	$130.7M
Finland (FI)	$122.0M
Latvia (LV)	$117.9M
Algeria (DZ)	$116.7M
Estonia (EE)	$112.4M
Saudi Arabia (SA)	$108.4M
Japan (JP)	$107.3M
Albania (AL)	$106.4M
Norway (NO)	$96.1M
Egypt (EG)	$93.8M
Brazil (BR)	$87.5M

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Historical Exporter Dynamics

Historical dataset — World Bank Exporter Dynamics Database, 1997–2014, frozen. The World Bank has not published a newer edition; this never updates. Slovenia also has a single-year firm entry/exit snapshot on /labor-market.

Firm-level entry/exit/survival dynamics for Slovenia's exporting firms, whole economy (not broken down by product) so every figure below is a genuine national rate — never an average across incompatible product categories. See /exporter-dynamics to compare Slovenia against all 68 covered countries.

Metric	Latest value	Year
Number of exporting firms	6,707	2011
Incumbent exporting firms	4,727	2011
New entrant exporting firms	1,980	2011
Exiting exporting firms	1,814	2011
Firm entry rate	29.5%	2011
Firm exit rate	27.7%	2011
Exporter concentration (EDD HHI, 0–1 scale)	0.015	2011
Avg. export value per exporting firm	$3.0M	2011
Median export value per exporting firm	$46.3K	2011
Avg. destination countries per exporting firm	3.3	2012
Median destination countries per exporting firm	1.0	2012

The 2011 mean is 65x the median — a small number of large exporting firms account for most of the export value; the typical firm exports far less than the average figure suggests.

Entrant survival curve — 2010 cohort of new exporting firms: 41.8% still exporting after 1 year — later years not yet available for this cohort (the World Bank vintage ends before enough time passed to observe them).