This document contains data on industrial investment in Indonesia from 2010-2015. It includes information on: 1. Palm oil plantation investments from both foreign and domestic sources, which have grown at average annual rates of 140% and 15% respectively. Domestic investment in the palm oil industry grew by an average of 145% annually. 2. The government is establishing eight special economic zones for palm oil processing to sustain investment growth. 3. The data contains 12 pages and is useful for investors, financial institutions, researchers, and regulators to understand trends in Indonesia's industrial sector.

1. Industrial Data
in Indonesia
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2. INDONESIA INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHT 2015. Indonesia is Southeast Asia’s largest economy with 252
million people, and GDP growth above 6% in 2014 and projected to remain above 6% for the next five
years. During the difficult global conditions of 2015, Indonesia’s economy was among the top
worldwide performers, due to a number of factors, including strong domestic demand and rich
natural resources. Solid macroeconomic fundamentals, a stable currency and recent upgrades in
bond ratings have made in Indonesia an economy to watch in the coming decade.
1. The consumer market continues to lead growth in the world’s fourth-largest country with 252
million citizens, 50% of whom are under the age of 30.
2. GDP per capita of $3,500 exceeds many of its ASEAN neighbors such the Philippines and Vietnam.
3. Indonesia is a thriving democracy with significant regional autonomy. It is located on the world’s
major trade routes and has extensive natural resources spread over an area the size of the United
States and comprising over 17,000 islands.
4. It is a top-ten market for U.S. agricultural products and within the top 30 overall markets for U.S.
exports.
5. The number of households in Indonesia with US$5,000 to US$15,000 in annual disposable income
is expected to expand from 36% of the population to more than 58% by 2020.
6. More than 60 million low-income Indonesian workers are projected to join the middle class in the
coming decade, significantly increasing the already strong consumer demand.
INDONESIA INVESTMENT
HIGHLIGHT 2015

3. 1. Foreign Investors must visit the Indonesian market in order to properly
choose an appropriate agent or distributor. Appointment of a representative
requires care, since it is difficult to get out of a bad relationship. Patience and
presence are key success factors.
2. Key factors affecting purchasing decisions in Indonesia are pricing, financing,
technical skills, and after-sales service. Firms should be prepared to invest
capital and manpower into making their local representative a first-class service
provider.
3. Indonesian non-financial firms obtain nearly 50% of their financing from
abroad via loans, bonds, and other credit thus Indonesian exports often
depend on trade financing. Exim Bank, OPIC and SBA are all suitable providers
of export-related trade financing.
4. Although it may be possible in some cases to sell directly to the government
or state-owned companies, local services of agents, local offices or distributors
are often critical to successful project development and to assure timely
delivery, installation and follow up service needs. Most government
procurement decisions favor proven providers or assurance of service based on
long-established relationships.
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5. Data showing portfolio flows in developing countries (emerging countries) in Asia. Total portfolio
investment in the Asian region tends to rise. Similarly, debt-ridden countries in the Asian region
increased from 14.6% to 16% in 2013, compared with equity dropped from 25.3% to 23.2%.
ASEAN integration provides opportunities. Bigger market size – smooth intraregional transaction
provides opportunity for domestic issuers to fund their financing needs regionally. There is still room for
ASEAN investors to play greater role–to promote efficient fund flows regionally (Channeling regional
saving to regional investment). Indonesia bond market size relative to GDP is the lowest among 5
ASEAN counties hence opportunity for market development.
Therefore mitigating the risk and developing domestic financial market is critical. Indonesia doesn’t
impose capital flow restriction. Need to enlarge the size of domestic financial market on the demand
side. These data consist 11 pages, derived from various sources such as regulators in Indonesia.
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Data Market Bonds in
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6. These data illustrate the development of the global economy is slowing 2015-2016 period, the fall in world
commodity prices including 8 Indonesia’s main commodities. Both of these lead to the Indonesian
economy weakened, there were only 4.71% in the first quarter 2015, sustained by consumption and gross
fixed investment. In addition, the inflation trend shown from 2013 to 2015. Also spelled net inflow of
government bonds (government bonds), Central Bank Bills (SBI), equities from 2013 to 2015.
Among emerging market currencies, including the rupiah weakened, in addition to Brazil, Malaysia,
Turkey. The direction of movement of the rupiah since 2014 has gone through various external challenges
quite difficult. This data is also displayed in the policy strategy of the government and Bank Indonesia to
address these issues. There were 12 pages of data is derived from a variety of sources, including BPS, Bank
Indonesia, and regulators.
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in the top left of this website.
Data Export Commodity
Prices and the Depreciation
of the Rupiah

7. These data show the investment realization of palm oil plantations in Indonesia 2010-
2015, both FDI and domestic investment, a trend that is happening, and its impact on the
national CPO production. Additionally, outlined incentives and investment position of
palm oil plantations in government priorities.
The average growth of the palm oil industry FDI realization in five (5) years of 140%, while
palm oil plantations by 15%. The average growth of domestic investment in the palm oil
industry 5 (five) years amounted to 145%, while palm oil plantations by 1.3%.
To sustain the growth of investment, the government will build eight special economic
zones in palm oil processing industry. Eight KEK it is in Maloy Batuta (557.34 hectares),
Palu, Bitung, Morotai, Sei Mangkei, Tanjung Dimples, and Mandalika. As well as reviews
of how the government’s efforts to simplify the licensing in the palm oil plantation
sector.
There were 12 pages of these data, useful for investors, financial institution, fund
manager, marketing, research and researchers, academics, practitioners, and regulators.
This data is derived from industry associations, BKPM, BPS, and processed
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Data Investments,
Incentives, and Special
Economic Zones Palm Oil
Plantation in Indonesia
2010-2015

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