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Indonesian offers abundant opportunities. There are 69 investment priority project worth a total of IDR 190 trillions which had been completed with a pre-feasability study. You can also explore various projects offered by the regional government.
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Abundant natural resources, home for young and technically trained workforce, and a large and growing domestic market, combined with an improving investment climate and a higher global profile, are just a few of Indonesia’s salient strengths. With stability firmly planted after 17 years of vibrant democratic rule, Indonesia’s vast economic potential is primed for takeoff.
For investors, what matters when it comes down to sizing up the economy of a country are these two questions: how big is the economy, and how steadily does it grow? According to the IMF's April 2026 World Economic Outlook, Indonesia's nominal GDP ranks 17th in the world, supporting its status as the...
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The question of whether a country has strong domestic demand comes down to two parts: is there demand at the household level, and can that demand reach far and wide? Indonesia's middle and aspiring middle classes, which contribute 81.49% of national household consumption, as well as its well-establi...
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The existence of a young and tech-savvy population gives rise to two fundamental questions: Is there enough workforce to hire and is there a market for digital economy from this demographic? With two-thirds of Indonesia’s population sitting at a productive working age, and a promising 81.72% interne...
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The resource potential of a country comes down to two questions: is the supply already there, and is there somewhere ready to process it? Indonesia's standing as the top producer of nickel and a key exporter of primary commodities like tin and palm oil, together with a growing downstream industry ba...
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A country's stability comes down to two main questions: how dependable are its institutions, and will the country be able to pay its bills? Indonesia's functioning democracy and investment-grade credit ratings provide important foundations for both.Statistics Indonesia's (BPS) Indonesia Democracy In...
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For foreign investors, openness is measured in two ways: how many sectors investors can enter, and how much of a company can be owned- since 2021, Indonesia has made significant progress in both areas. For a long time, investing in Indonesia started with a list of restrictions. Under the old Ne...
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This catalogue presents 27 investment-ready projects across 8 priority sectors that offer significant opportunities for investors seeking sustainable growth and long-term value creation. The sectors include Processing Industry, Infrastructure, Logistics, Tourism, Fisheries, Livestock, Property, and Waste-to-Energy, reflecting key areas of economic development and national priorities. Each project has been carefully selected based on its strategic potential, market prospects, and contribution to regional growth. The catalogue serves as a comprehensive guide for domestic and international investors to explore diverse investment opportunities, foster partnerships, and support economic transformation while promoting innovation, sustainability, and inclusive development.
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20 October 2026
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The capture fisheries processing industry project in Rupaitu Hamlet, Tulehu Village, Central Maluku Regency, will be developed on around 10 hectares in a strategic location close to fishing ports, logistics ports, solar power facilities, and provincial arterial roads. Its position between WPP 714, WPP 715, and WPP 718 gives it strong access to raw materials, with an allowed catch of 966,989 tons of large pelagic fish. The project is also supported by growing export opportunities, as Indonesia’s tuna fillet and canned tuna exports increased on average by 22.51% and 1.38% during 2017–2021, with Maluku contributing 16.45% of total production.
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Central Maluku |
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01 January 2022
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USD 32 m
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| Published at : 27 August 2026 | |
| Last Updated at : 31 August 2026 | |
The integrated beef cattle project in Labangka District, Sumbawa, spans 1,395 ha across five villages and supports Indonesia’s meat self-sufficiency goal by 2026. It includes feed production, breeding, processing facilities, and waste management, supported by strong infrastructure, electricity, water sources, and transport access.
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01 January 2022
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USD 33 m
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| Published at : 31 August 2026 | |
| Last Updated at : 31 August 2026 | |
