Uganda declares 63.6 tonnes of gold received in 2025, worth USD 6,396.3 M. Origin declarations account for 47 kilograms, worth USD 6.7 M.
Of twelve declared origins, only Kenya lists Uganda among its destinations, for USD 6.7 M against USD 569.0 M declared received. Tanzania, Mozambique, Ghana and Egypt declare their gold exports without Uganda: 54% of the value. Six origins published no declaration for 2025; South Africa does not publish its destinations. Raw gold declared received has grown from 18.1 tonnes in 2023 to 46.2 in 2024 and 63.6 in 2025.
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The origin declares its gold exports, without UgandaThe origin declares a shipment to Uganda, far below the declared receiptThe origin publishes no destination for its goldDeclared exported by Uganda
Origins declared by Uganda on entry, declared destinations of its exports on exit. Gold, USD millions and tonnes, 2025. Line width proportional to value. Hover over a flow for its value.The data behind the map, 2025
Origin
The origin declares exporting to Uganda
Uganda declares receiving from this origin
USD M
Tonnes
USD M
Tonnes
Tanzania
0
0
1,983.4
22.4
South Africa
Destinations not published
830.4
7.6
Burkina Faso
No declaration published
638.3
5.8
Mozambique
0
0
609.5
6.4
Kenya
6.7
0.047
569.0
5.0
Ghana
0
0
455.2
4.8
Cameroon
No declaration published
377.2
3.3
Egypt
0
0
375.6
3.2
Zambia
No declaration published
287.5
2.5
Mali
No declaration published
256.2
2.5
Chad
No declaration published
8.3
0.1
Ethiopia
No declaration published
5.6
0.1
Total, twelve origins
6.7
0.047
6,396.3
63.6
Destination
Uganda declares exporting to this destination
USD M
Tonnes
United Arab Emirates
5,083.3
48.5
Hong Kong
1,314.6
11.8
Belgium, Korea, United States
1.1
0.012
Total exported
6,399.0
60.3
Year 2025. Departure side: HS 7108 gold exports declared by each origin; arrival side: HS 710812 imports declared by Uganda; exit: HS 710813 exports declared by Uganda. “0”: the origin publishes its destinations and Uganda is not among them. Only declarations published by each country are used; mirror estimates are excluded. Data available as of 2 October 2026. The 2023 to 2025 trend is in the note. Sources: UN Comtrade via WITS (World Bank); Natural Earth 1:50m base map, embedded in the page.