The Market Entry Experts Indonesia
Business and Investment insights from InvestinAsia for you who want to expand your business in Indonesia. Read our articles here.
Indonesia’s Positive Investment List, the Daftar Positif Investasi (DPI), tells you exactly what foreign investors can do in this country: which sectors they can enter, how much of a company …
Indonesia Positive Investment List 2026: Which Sectors Are Open to Foreign Investors? Read More
PT vs PMA vs KPPA company in Indonesia? How are they different for foreign investment or business expansion activities? Let’s figure out more here.
PT PMA vs PT PMDN vs KPPA: Which Business Structure Is Right for You in Indonesia? Read More
Here’s a comprehensive guide for foreigners on how to register a company in Indonesia. From the requirements to step-by-step procedure.
Company Registration in Indonesia: All Entity Types Explained for 2026 Read More
What is a PMA company in Indonesia? Get to know the meaning of this foreign-owned company in Indonesia and its regulations.
What Is a PT PMA? Indonesia’s Foreign-Owned Company Explained for Investors (2026) Read More
Plan to set up a PMA company in Indonesia? Learn beforehand about the requirements, minimum paid-up capital, and registration procedures here.
How to Register a PT PMA in Indonesia: The Complete 2026 Step-by-Step Registration Guide Read More
The core requirements to establish a PT PMA in Jakarta and Bali are identical, as both regions follow Indonesia’s national investment regulations under the BKPM and OSS RBA framework. The …
Comparing PT PMA Requirements in Jakarta vs Bali: Expert Guide for Foreign Investors Read More
Most people outside Indonesia assume that government agencies or large waste companies handle the recycling. At meaningful scale, they do not. Waste pickers, small scrap traders, and community waste banks …
The Role of the Informal Waste Sector in Indonesia’s Recycling Ecosystem Read More
Indonesia has a waste problem large enough to power cities. It generates an estimated 35 to 60 million tons of municipal solid waste every year, and most of it ends …
Waste-to-Energy Projects in Indonesia: Opportunities and Challenges for Foreign Investors Read More
Indonesia’s waste management laws apply to every business operating in the country, including foreign-owned companies registered as PT PMA. The legal backbone is Law No. 18 of 2008 on Waste …
Waste Management Regulations in Indonesia: Latest Update for 2026 Read More
The direct answer: establish a PT PMA (Perseroan Terbatas Penanaman Modal Asing), then choose your KBLI code. The sector covers non-hazardous waste disposal (KBLI 38211), hazardous waste, recycling, and waste-to-energy …
How Foreign Investors Can Enter Indonesia’s Waste Management Sector Read More