The crude palm oil is a strategic commodity that also supports the economy. This is
supported by the growing era of globalization so that with the massive development of
globalization of all aspects have an impact on facilitating trade circulation to several
countries. The purpose of this study was to determine the competitiveness of Indonesian
crude palm oil commodity exports using five porter forces, revealed comparative advantage,
trade specialization index and market share index. The results of the study resulted in an
analysis of the porter five forces that the threat of new entrants is weak, the threat of
substitute products is weak, the bargaining power of buyers is weak, the bargaining power of
suppliers is strong and the competition in similar industries is strong. The average analysis of
the revealed comparative advantage in 2016-2021 proves that Indonesia has product
competitiveness above the world average of 18.766 and the average analysis of the trade
specialization index in 2017-2021 is 0.99 indicates that Indonesia has a high index value and
tends to be an exporting country. Analysis of the market share index proves that if Indonesia
is compared to Malaysia, Indonesia has a higher market share index when compared to
Malaysia in the Indian market.