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BILATERAL TRADE CORRIDOR
Origin
Germany
Country code: DE
Destination
Spain
Country code: ES
$55.3B · 2025

All 4 records on file for this corridor

Every real (period, source, value) row on file for Germany and Spain, in either direction — deduplicated the same way as everywhere else on this site: one canonical figure per period and source, not a raw ingestion dump. Spans 2 distinct periods and 2 distinct sources.

Complete corridor export, static snapshot.
DirectionValuePeriodSource
Germany → Spain$55.3B2025UN Comtrade (ES)
Spain → Germany$43.4B2025UN Comtrade (ES)
Germany → Spain$6.5BJun 2026UN Comtrade (DE)
Spain → Germany$4.3BJun 2026UN Comtrade (DE)
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. Directional and asymmetric by design — each block below is one country's own self-reported data on its firms exporting to the other side, not a shared corridor figure.

Germany's own reported data on Germany firms exporting to Spain (2009–2012).

MetricLatest valueYearTrend
Exporting firms23,08520124 yearly data points (2009–2012)
Firm entry rate18.9%20123 yearly data points (2010–2012)
Firm exit rate20.6%20123 yearly data points (2010–2012)
Exporter concentration (EDD HHI, 0–1 scale)0.01120124 yearly data points (2009–2012)
Export value held by top 1% of exporters59.3%20124 yearly data points (2009–2012)
Export value held by top 5% of exporters80.9%20124 yearly data points (2009–2012)
Export value held by top 25% of exporters96.6%20124 yearly data points (2009–2012)
Avg. HS6 products per exporting firm8.620124 yearly data points (2009–2012)
Avg. exporting firms per HS6 product51.220124 yearly data points (2009–2012)
Avg. export value per exporting firm$1.7M20124 yearly data points (2009–2012)
Median export value per exporting firm$75.6K20124 yearly data points (2009–2012)
Share of entrants in TEV6.1%20123 yearly data points (2010–2012)

The 2012 mean is 22x 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.

"TEV" is the World Bank's own term from its Exporter Dynamics Database — not expanded anywhere in its published metadata. Trade-economics convention suggests "Total Export Value", but that is this site's own inference, not a sourced definition.

2011 entrant cohort: 61.3% of new Germany exporters to Spain were still exporting after 1 year.

Spain's own reported data on Spain firms exporting to Germany (2005–2014).

MetricLatest valueYearTrend
Exporting firms13,661201410 yearly data points (2005–2014)
Firm entry rate22.8%20149 yearly data points (2006–2014)
Firm exit rate20.6%20149 yearly data points (2006–2014)
Exporter concentration (EDD HHI, 0–1 scale)0.012201410 yearly data points (2005–2014)
Export value held by top 1% of exporters56.4%201410 yearly data points (2005–2014)
Export value held by top 5% of exporters79.0%201410 yearly data points (2005–2014)
Export value held by top 25% of exporters96.7%201410 yearly data points (2005–2014)
Avg. HS6 products per exporting firm3.7201410 yearly data points (2005–2014)
Avg. exporting firms per HS6 product14.3201410 yearly data points (2005–2014)
Avg. export value per exporting firm$2.4M201410 yearly data points (2005–2014)
Median export value per exporting firm$96.1K201410 yearly data points (2005–2014)
Share of entrants in TEV2.0%20149 yearly data points (2006–2014)

The 2014 mean is 25x 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.

"TEV" is the World Bank's own term from its Exporter Dynamics Database — not expanded anywhere in its published metadata. Trade-economics convention suggests "Total Export Value", but that is this site's own inference, not a sourced definition.

2013 entrant cohort: 51.8% of new Spain exporters to Germany were still exporting after 1 year.

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