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Why Indonesia?
Why Invest
in Indonesia?
Indonesia has been one of the developing countries for some years but now there are some things that you may not know about this country which can surprise you in a way that you never feel before…
Various Business Opportunities
Large Business Locations
Vast Investment
Outlook
Outstanding Investor's Experience
Ease of Doing
Business
Numerous Economic Zones
Large Business Locations
Potensi Investasi Regional (PIR)
PIR, an information system on regional investment potential of BKPM or Indonesian Investment Coordinating Board is a Non-Ministerial Government Agency, which in charge of implementing policy and service coordination in investment in accordance with the provisions of the regulations. Our mission is to create sustainable regional economic growth, with vibrant business and good job opportunities for regional in Indonesia
Sumatra
Sumatra is the sixth biggest island in the world at 473.481 km². Sumatra island is the second-biggest contributor to Indonesian economy after Java island. Top produce from Sumatra are palm oil, rubber, wood products, petroleum oil, tin, bauxite, coal, and natural gas. Majority of industries in Sumatra are processing industry for natural resources, especially palm oil which concentrated in Lampung, South Sumatera, Jambi, Riau, and North Sumatera.
Java
Java is the most populous island in the world where Jakarta, Indonesian capital, lies. Until now, Java is still the economic center of Indonesia, supported by industrial zones located in northern coast of Java, especially in Cilegon (Banten), Tangerang (Banten), Bekasi (West Java), Karawang (West Java), Gresik (East Java), and Sidoarjo (East Java). Beside industry, economy in Java is also supported by agriculture and plantation sector which contributed to 47% of national output. Trade and services also play a big role in Java economy.
Bali Nusra
Bali (extended to Nusa Tenggara) are one of the most popular tourist destination in the world. Beside tourism, economy in Bali and Nusa Tenggara is also supported by fisheries and livestock farming sectors, especially cattle.
Kalimantan
Economy in Kalimantan is still dominated by commodity sectors such as mining (coal, gold), oil and gas, wood, palm oil, and rubber. Tourism is also popular in some areas such as East Kalimantan.
Sulawesi
Sulawesi is one of the island with the fastest growing economy in Indonesia within last few years. Economy in Sulawesi is supported by agriculture and plantation, especially cocoa, coconut, and rice. Nickel mining and smelter industry also contribute to economic growth in Sulawesi
Papua & Maluku
Economy in Papua and Maluku so far is still dominated by mining sectors (copper and nickel), oil and gas, and fisheries. But, Papua area is planned to support national agriculture sector since it has a potential vast area for agriculture.
Sumatra
Sumatra is the sixth biggest island in the world at 473.481 km². Sumatra island is the second-biggest contributor to Indonesian economy after Java island. Top produce from Sumatra are palm oil, rubber, wood products, petroleum oil, tin, bauxite, coal, and natural gas. Majority of industries in Sumatra are processing industry for natural resources, especially palm oil which concentrated in Lampung, South Sumatera, Jambi, Riau, and North Sumatera.
Java
Java is the most populous island in the world where Jakarta, Indonesian capital, lies. Until now, Java is still the economic center of Indonesia, supported by industrial zones located in northern coast of Java, especially in Cilegon (Banten), Tangerang (Banten), Bekasi (West Java), Karawang (West Java), Gresik (East Java), and Sidoarjo (East Java). Beside industry, economy in Java is also supported by agriculture and plantation sector which contributed to 47% of national output. Trade and services also play a big role in Java economy.
Bali Nusra
Bali (extended to Nusa Tenggara) are one of the most popular tourist destination in the world. Beside tourism, economy in Bali and Nusa Tenggara is also supported by fisheries and livestock farming sectors, especially cattle.
Kalimantan
Economy in Kalimantan is still dominated by commodity sectors such as mining (coal, gold), oil and gas, wood, palm oil, and rubber. Tourism is also popular in some areas such as East Kalimantan.
Sulawesi
Sulawesi is one of the island with the fastest growing economy in Indonesia within last few years. Economy in Sulawesi is supported by agriculture and plantation, especially cocoa, coconut, and rice. Nickel mining and smelter industry also contribute to economic growth in Sulawesi
Papua & Maluku
Economy in Papua and Maluku so far is still dominated by mining sectors (copper and nickel), oil and gas, and fisheries. But, Papua area is planned to support national agriculture sector since it has a potential vast area for agriculture.
Economic Overview
In the baseline forecast, investment is expected to firm up due to the ongoing recovery in commodity prices, improved investor confidence buttressed by the S&P rating upgrade, and lower commercial lending rates. Exports growth is expected to surge this year and stay robust in 2018, lifted by stronger external demand in line with faster global economic growth and the rebound in global trade.
Demographic Outlook
Demographic bonus becomes a strategic opportunity for Indonesia to accelerate its economic development, supported by the availability of productive age population in significant quantities.
The Statistics Indonesia (BPS) estimates that Indonesia will enjoy a demographic bonus era in 2020-2035. During this period, the number of productive age population is projected to be at highest chart history, reaching 64 percent of the total number of Indonesian population of 297 million people
Ease of Doing Business
Ease of Doing Business Index is an index made by the World Bank to rank ease of doing business in a country. The Government of Indonesia is committed to improving existing services and governance and continuously improving every priority indicator.