Author: Abi Mulya

Indonesia’s data center industry is experiencing rapid expansion, driven by digital transformation, regulatory shifts, and strong demand from cloud, fintech, and e-commerce sectors. With support from the Ministry of Communication …

Indonesia’s broadband penetration has reached a critical milestone, with over 80.66% of the population connected to the internet in 2025, according to the Asosiasi Penyelenggara Jasa Internet Indonesia (APJII). This …

Fiber optic network expansion in Indonesia is accelerating rapidly, driven by government initiatives such as the Palapa Ring Project and strategic planning from Kominfo and Bappenas. This expansion forms the …

The most effective way to invest in Indonesia’s telecommunication and digital business industry is by establishing a foreign-owned company (PT PMA) under Law No. 25/2007 and completing licensing through OSS …

5G is accelerating Indonesia’s digital transformation by enabling faster connectivity, ultra-low latency, and massive device integration, directly impacting IoT expansion, telecom infrastructure, and digital business growth. Backed by institutions like …

Indonesia is accelerating its 5G network deployment, led by the Ministry of Communication and Informatics (Kominfo), with major operators like Telkomsel and supported by global technology providers. For foreign investors, …

Indonesia has become one of the most promising beauty markets in Asia. The government actively encourages foreign investment while strengthening consumer protection and regulatory standards. For international beauty brands, the …

Indonesia has become one of the most dynamic beauty markets in Asia. With more than 270 million people and a predominantly young population, Indonesian consumers actively shape global beauty trends …

Indonesia’s halal cosmetics industry is expanding rapidly due to strong consumer demand, regulatory support, and the world’s largest Muslim population. For investors entering Southeast Asia’s beauty market, Indonesia offers a …

Foreign investors can legally invest in Indonesia’s fast-growing food and beverage industry through a foreign-owned company called PT PMA. Under Indonesia’s investment framework managed by BKPM and the OSS-RBA system, …