Author: Abi Mulya

Indonesia’s downstream industry marks a historic shift from exporting raw materials to processing them domestically. Since 2020, this initiative has drawn over USD 79 billion in investment and created nearly …

Indonesia’s garment industry is one of the largest in Southeast Asia, producing billions in exports and employing over four million workers. Valued at USD 13.81 billion in 2024 and projected …

Indonesia stands at the heart of the global halal economy, combining the world’s largest Muslim population with strong government commitment and expanding industrial capacity. The halal sector contributes over 28% …

In Indonesia, Tunjangan Hari Raya (THR) is a mandatory annual bonus every employer must provide to employees before their respective religious holidays. It is not a goodwill gesture but a …

Going public in Indonesia is a complex yet rewarding milestone that opens access to new capital, boosts valuation, and enhances business credibility. Whether you are a local company or a …

China remains one of Indonesia’s most powerful economic partners in 2025, shaping the nation’s industrial growth, infrastructure expansion, and green energy transition. With over USD 5.4 billion invested in just …

When expanding your business into Indonesia, one of the first strategic decisions you’ll face is whether to operate in a bonded zone or a free trade zone (FTZ). Both are …

Bonded Zones in Indonesia, officially known as Kawasan Berikat (KB), form one of the country’s most powerful fiscal instruments to promote exports and industrial growth. These zones allow companies to …