PRIZE MONEY BY NATION · 55th OF 168

Indonesia prize money

Q: How much prize money has Indonesia won?

£10,967,176 across 317 people in 7 sports. That ranks Indonesia 55th of the 168 nations we hold prize money for.

Q: Who is Indonesia's highest earning sportsperson?

Jonatan Christie, with £836,299 in badminton prize money: 7.6% of everything Indonesia has won. Next is Fajar Alfian on £629,833.

Q: Which sport has earned Indonesia the most prize money?

Badminton, at £10,054,413 across 248 players, ahead of surfing on £533,793.

Q: Which nation is just above Indonesia?

Philippines, 54th on £12,312,347. Uruguay is 56th, just below, on £10,735,741.

Indonesia's sportspeople have won £10,967,176 in prize money across 7 sports, which puts Indonesia 55th of the 168 nations on our prize money by nation table. Jonatan Christie has won the most, £836,299 in badminton .

PRIZE MONEY WON £11m

NATION RANK55th of 168

EARNERS317

SPORTS7

TOP SPORT · BADMINTON £10m

SHARE OF WORLD0.1%

Indonesia's highest earners

The top 60 of 317 people, every sport together

Indonesia's sportspeople ranked by prize money won, with their sport.
#	NAME	SPORT	PRIZE MONEY
1	Jonatan Christie	Badminton	£836,299£836k
2	Fajar Alfian	Badminton	£629,833£630k
3	Anthony Sinisuka Ginting	Badminton	£565,838£566k
4	Rio Waida	Surfing	£490,853£491k
5	Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo	Badminton	£486,521£487k
6	Marcus Fernaldi Gideon	Badminton	£485,905£486k
7	Muhammad Rian Ardianto	Badminton	£421,524£422k
8	Muhammad Shohibul Fikri	Badminton	£353,040£353k
9	Hendra Setiawan	Badminton	£330,425£330k
10	Mohammad Ahsan	Badminton	£329,931£330k
11	Gregoria Mariska Tunjung	Badminton	£316,669£317k
12	Apriyani Rahayu	Badminton	£309,491£309k
13	Putri Kusuma Wardani	Badminton	£212,213£212k
14	Melati Daeva Oktavianti	Badminton	£193,137£193k
15	Siti Fadia Silva Ramadhanti	Badminton	£187,783£188k
16	Praveen Jordan	Badminton	£187,090£187k
17	Muhammad Reza Pahlevi Isfahani	Badminton	£181,756£182k
18	Leo Rolly Carnando	Badminton	£180,835£181k
19	Sabar Karyaman Gutama	Badminton	£178,649£179k
20	Gloria Emanuelle Widjaja	Badminton	£177,723£178k
21	Bagas Maulana	Badminton	£177,302£177k
22	Greysia Polii	Badminton	£175,319£175k
23	Daniel Marthin	Badminton	£138,259£138k
24	Alwi Farhan	Badminton	£136,316£136k
25	Febriana Dwipuji Kusuma	Badminton	£124,065£124k
26	Amallia Cahaya Pratiwi	Badminton	£109,163£109k
27	Chico Aura Dwi Wardoyo	Badminton	£105,222£105k
28	Tommy Sugiarto	Badminton	£99,218£99k
29	Dejan Ferdinansyah	Badminton	£96,574£97k
30	Rinov Rivaldy	Badminton	£95,891£96k
31	Pitha Haningtyas Mentari	Badminton	£93,123£93k
32	Hafiz Faizal	Badminton	£82,401£82k
33	Rehan Naufal Kusharjanto	Badminton	£79,008£79k
34	Tontowi Ahmad	Badminton	£75,551£76k
35	Jafar Hidayatullah	Badminton	£72,714£73k
36	Shesar Hiren Rhustavito	Badminton	£71,212£71k
37	Raymond Indra	Badminton	£68,266£68k
38	Felisha Pasaribu	Badminton	£66,113£66k
39	Nikolaus Joaquin	Badminton	£65,672£66k
40	Ricky Yang	Pool	£63,966£64k
41	Liliyana Natsir	Badminton	£61,420£61k
42	Rachel Allessya Rose	Badminton	£60,675£61k
43	Lisa Ayu Kusumawati	Badminton	£56,489£56k
44	Febi Setianingrum	Badminton	£56,134£56k
45	Meilysa Trias Puspita Sari	Badminton	£55,271£55k
46	Yeremia Rambitan	Badminton	£49,943£50k
47	Lanny Tria Mayasari	Badminton	£49,166£49k
48	Adnan Maulana	Badminton	£48,814£49k
49	Pramudya Kusumawardana	Badminton	£44,802£45k
50	Albert Januarta	Pool	£44,361£44k
51	Nita Violina Marwah	Badminton	£42,436£42k
52	Zaki Ubaidillah	Badminton	£41,218£41k
53	Irsal Nasution	Pool	£39,023£39k
54	Fitriani	Badminton	£37,960£38k
55	Ribka Sugiarto	Badminton	£36,925£37k
56	Amri Syahnawi	Badminton	£33,296£33k
57	Silviana Lu	Pool	£32,303£32k
58	Ester Nurumi Tri Wardoyo	Badminton	£30,556£31k
59	Aisyah Pranata	Badminton	£29,517£30k
60	Indah Cahya Sari Jamil	Badminton	£29,099£29k

The top 12, side by side

Jonatan Christie £836k Fajar Alfian £630k Anthony Sinisuka Ginting £566k Rio Waida £491k Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo £487k Marcus Fernaldi Gideon £486k Muhammad Rian Ardianto £422k Muhammad Shohibul Fikri £353k Hendra Setiawan £330k Mohammad Ahsan £330k Gregoria Mariska Tunjung £317k Apriyani Rahayu £309k

Jonatan Christie alone accounts for 7.6% of Indonesia's total. The top ten between them hold 45.0%, and the other 307 share the rest.

Prize money by sport

Where Indonesia's £10,967,176 came from

Indonesia's prize money split by sport, with the number of earners and the top earner in each.
SPORT	PRIZE MONEY	SHARE	EARNERS	TOP EARNER
Badminton	£10,054,413£10.1m	91.7%	248	Jonatan Christie
Surfing	£533,793£534k	4.9%	5	Rio Waida
Pool	£332,920£333k	3.0%	47	Ricky Yang
Chess	£37,030£37k	0.3%	7	Susanto Megaranto
Bowling	£7,114£7k	0.1%	4	Ryan Lalisang
Show jumping	£1,154£1k	0.0%	4	Brayen Brata-Coolen
Table tennis	£752£752	0.0%	2	Almaira Nebuchadnezzar

The split between sports

Badminton £10m Surfing £534k Pool £333k Chess £37k Bowling £7,114 Show jumping £1,154 Table tennis £752

Badminton is Indonesia's biggest earner at 91.7% of the total. We hold nobody from Indonesia in golf, tennis, athletics, biathlon, snooker, squash, alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, ski jumping, Nordic combined, freestyle skiing, snowboarding, speed skating, figure skating, triathlon, CrossFit, swimming, trail running, motorsport, handball, gymnastics, rodeo, sled dog racing, Enhanced Games, Go, curling, shogi, keirin, 3x3 basketball, fencing, gravel racing, speedway.

The nations either side of Indonesia

Indonesia is 55th of 168 on total prize money

The nations ranked around Indonesia by total prize money won.
#	NATION	PRIZE MONEY	EARNERS
43	Wales	£22,440,638£22.4m	54
44	Finland	£20,813,301£20.8m	253
45	Venezuela	£20,750,802£20.8m	104
46	Ukraine	£19,869,537£19.9m	176
47	Egypt	£19,486,543£19.5m	199
48	Portugal	£17,907,261£17.9m	110
49	Thailand	£16,387,841£16.4m	218
50	Hungary	£14,998,149£15.0m	130
51	Hawaii	£13,952,897£14.0m	71
52	Belarus	£13,553,505£13.6m	38
53	Slovenia	£13,390,512£13.4m	153
54	Philippines	£12,312,347£12.3m	159
55	Indonesia	£10,967,176£11.0m	317
56	Uruguay	£10,735,741£10.7m	12
57	Romania	£10,020,981£10.0m	105
58	Paraguay	£9,428,882£9.4m	16
59	Malaysia	£9,017,704£9.0m	255
60	Ecuador	£8,491,456£8.5m	17
61	Morocco	£8,359,881£8.4m	67
62	Peru	£8,326,080£8.3m	65
63	Kenya	£8,148,062£8.1m	236
64	Hong Kong	£8,030,018£8.0m	139
65	Georgia	£7,879,438£7.9m	25
66	Jamaica	£7,191,612£7.2m	164
67	Cyprus	£7,095,521£7.1m	20

Frequently asked questions

How much prize money has Indonesia won?

£10,967,176 across 317 people in 7 sports. That ranks Indonesia 55th of the 168 nations we hold prize money for.

Who is Indonesia's highest earning sportsperson?

Jonatan Christie, with £836,299 in badminton prize money: 7.6% of everything Indonesia has won. Next is Fajar Alfian on £629,833.

Which sport has earned Indonesia the most prize money?

Badminton, at £10,054,413 across 248 players, ahead of surfing on £533,793.

Which nation is just above Indonesia?

Philippines, 54th on £12,312,347. Uruguay is 56th, just below, on £10,735,741.

Where to next

Every nation is ranked on prize money by nation. Indonesia's badminton money has its own page: Indonesia in badminton.Indonesia's surfing money has its own page: Indonesia in surfing.Indonesia's pool money has its own page: Indonesia in pool.Indonesia's chess money has its own page: Indonesia in chess.Indonesia's bowling money has its own page: Indonesia in bowling.Indonesia's show jumping money has its own page: Indonesia in show jumping.Indonesia's table tennis money has its own page: Indonesia in table tennis. One place up is Philippines. One place down is Uruguay.