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CONTENT
I. Indonesia’s investment environment
II. Investment policy and realization
III. MP3EI
IV. Summary
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I. INDONESIA’S INVESTMENT ENVIRONMENT
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Sound Economy: Maintaining the pace of growth.
GDP growth rates (%)
Real GDP per capita (1996=100)
Indonesia
Korea
Malaysia
Thailand
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
-15
1997
1992
-10
1996
2010
2008
2006
2004
2002
2000
1998
1996
1994
-5
1992
0
1995
5
1994
10
180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
1993
15
Philippines
Public Debt and Budget Deficit (% of GDP)
120
10
9
100
8
7
80
6
60
5
4
40
3
2
20
0
Amidst global economic slowdown and
uncertainty in the global financial market,
Indonesia’s economic growth in 2012
remains robust and expected to grow by
around 6.3% and forecasted to even higher
in 2013 and 2014.
1
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Public Debt (% of GDP) (LHS)
0
Budget Deficit (% of GDP) (RHS)
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Indonesia Population
IN 2013
High Expectation Of Growth IN MIDDLE TO HIGH CLASS INCOME
(EXPENDITURE PER CAPITA US$2-US$20/DAY)
INDONESIA’S
POPULATION
----------------IS----------------
251
MILLION
4th most populous
nation in the world
Of the 251 million people in Indonesia, over 60% of the population is in the
working age, providing a dynamic workforce.
Year 2010
Year 2030E
Year 2050E
Age 100+
Age 0
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Sources: Bank Indonesia , BPS-Statistics Indonesia, 2012 (projection), Central Intelligence Agency US, 2013 (estimation)
Growing middle class (1):
Higher demand for better public service and better products.
“The population share of Indonesia’s middle class (consumption of 2005 PPP
$2 – 20 per day) has risen markedly between 2003-2010.”
Note: Per capita expenditure per day is adjusted to the 2005 purchasing power parity terms
Source: SUSENAS and World Bank staff calculations
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Growing middle class (2): Changing shopping pattern.
“Indonesia is to be the biggest luxury goods
market in Southeast Asia.” – LVMH
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Growing middle class (3): Changing eating pattern.
“As Indonesians eat more fast food and
packaged food, it becomes the biggest
wheat importer in Asia.” – USDA
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Growing middle class (4): Growth in vehicle ownership.
“Car sales is projected to be close to one million unit in 2012.”
Industry Association
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Demographic dividend: Dynamic demographic base.
Source: Mason, Lee, Russo, 2000.
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GDP growth: Investment contributes most to GDP growth.
7,0
25
6,8
20
6,6
15
6,4
10
6,2
5
6,0
5,8
0
Q1 '10
Q2 '10
Q3 '10
Q4 '10
Q1 '11
Q2 '11
Q3 '11
Q4 '11
Q1 '12
Q2 '12
-5
5,6
5,4
-10
5,2
Private Consumption
Government Consumption
Investment
Exports
Imports
GDP
Source: CEIC
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Investment Performance: overall investment realization
Investment Realization by origin country
in 2012 (US$ bn)
Singapore:
US$ 4.9 Bn
(19.8%)
Investment Realization 2006 - 2012 (US$ bn)
34.8
27.9
Others:
US$ 13 Bn
52.9%
23.4
14.2
17.1
24,6
15.0
19,5
Japan:
US$ 2.5 Bn
(10%)
FDI
DDI
16,6
8.3
10,3
14,9
10,8
6
2,3
3,9
2,3
2006
2007
2008
South Korea:
US$ 1.9Bn
(7.9%)
4,2
2009
6,8
8,4
2010
2011
10,2
Mauritius:
US$ 1.1 Bn
(4.3%)
United States:
US$ 1.2 Bn
(5.1%)
2012
The cumulative of investment realization from January to December 2012 is Rp 313.2 trillion (US$
34.8 Billion) or 110.5% from target in 2012 (Rp 283.5 trillion). Compared to same period in 2011 (Rp
251.3 trillion), it increases about 24.6%.
Source: BKPM
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Government target 2009-2014: Ambitious yet achievable
Indicator
Target
GDP growth
7% or more by 2014
Unemployment
5-6%
Poverty rate
8-10%
Inflation
3-5 %
Mobilization of financial resources:






Growth 7.6%
ICOR 5.2
Investment/GDP 40%
S=I
Current Saving/GDP = 33%
Cannot go without foreign investment
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Human capital: Improvement needed.
Educational attainment (%)
Source: Woo and Chang, 2010.
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Investment Climate: the world embrace Indonesia’s economic performance
o Following
Japan
Credit
Rating Agency and Fitch
Rating, Moody's Investors
Service has revised the
outlook for Indonesia's
foreign debt rating from Ba2
to the investment grade.
“Baa3” in January 2012.
Indonesia’s current position
Investment grade
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Top 4 most prospective host economies for 2012-2014
Indonesia rising two places to enter the top five destinations for the first time (Results from UNCTAD’s
World Investment Prospects Survey which polls TNC executives on their investment plans)
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FDI Success Story:
"With the highest growth of the Group in Asia Pacific, Indonesia is a key contributor to the
L'Oréal objective of reaching one billion new consumers. The Jababeka plant, with a staged
investment totalling EUR 100 million, reflects our confidence in the continuous expansion of the
Indonesian market and our strong commitment to the country," said Jochen Zaumseil, L'Oréal's
Executive Vice-President, Asia Pacific Zone.
Toyota Motor Corp. said it would increase its bet on Indonesia, planning to spend up to $2.7
billion to expand its capacity to better target the growing middle class in Southeast Asia’s largest
economy - The Wall Street Journal Asia, 12 Nov 2012
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The new McKinsey Global Institute's (MGI) report
The Archipelago Economy: Unleashing Indonesia's Potential
Indonesia Today
… and in 2030
16th-largest economy in the world
7th-largest economy in the world
45 million members of the
135 million members of the
consuming class
consuming class
53% of the population in cities producing
74% of GDP
71% of the population in cities producing
86% of GDP
55 million skilled workers in the
113 million skilled workers in the
Indonesian economy
Indonesian economy
$0.5 trillion market opportunity in consumer
services, agriculture and fisheries, resources, and
education
$1.8 trillion market opportunity in consumer
services, agriculture and fisheries, resources, and
education
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II. INVESTMENT POLICY AND REALIZATION
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BKPM Initiatives to Boost Investment (1)


Improvement of front office and back office services (simplicity, efficiency,
pro-business).
Launching of investment tracking system.
Synchronization of services in central and local one-stop-service (PTSP).
Rolling-out of Electronic Information Services and Investment Licensing
(SPIPISE) in 105 PTSP.
Interconnection between SPIPISE and National Single Window (NSW).
“Regional champion” program.

Improving the roles of Investor Relations Unit (IRU) and help desk.

Facilitation of major investment projects.
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
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


Market Intelligence in non-traditional markets.
Branding “invest in remarkable Indonesia” in international media.
Targeted promotion for strategic investors, opinion makers, and think tanks.
Integrated promotion (TTI) to support Indonesian economic diplomacy.
Facilitation of promotion of local regions.
Market sounding of PPP infrastructure projects.

Enhancement of
One-Stop-Service
(PTSP)
Improvement of
Role of BKPM as
Clearing House
Enhancement of
Investment
Promotion



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BKPM Initiatives to Boost Investment (2)
Enhancement of
Investment
Cooperation
Enhancement of
BKPM’s Role in
Deregulating and
Debottlenecking
InvestmentRelated
Regulations
 Completing negotiations with ASEAN and partner countries, MoU with
government institutions, and business institutions.
 Improving coordination with line ministries on bilateral, regional, and
multilateral issues to facilitate investment-friendly regulations.
 Enhancing the socialization of bilateral, regional, and multilateral agreements
to stakeholders.






Launching of investment incentive regulations.
Improvement of negative investment list (DNI). Vast array of business
opportunities are opened for foreign investors.
Facilitation of sectoral regulations (divestment in mining industry,
renegotiation of contract of work).
Improvement of regulations on PPP in infrastruture.
Synchronization of local and national regulations.
Improvement of role of Export and Investment Improvement team (PEPI)
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On going reforms in investment climate....
INVESTMENT LAW
(UU No.25 Year 2007)
INVESTMENT
FACILITIES
TAX REFORMS
 Mandate equal treatment for foreign and domestic investors
 No minimum capital requirement, freedom to repatriate capital
 Simplification of business start up and licensing procedures,
including the “one-stop shop” licensing provision at the
Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM)
 Launching of the National Single Windows for Investment
 Establishing an Investor Relation Unit at the Investment
Coordinating Board for information facilitation and queries
handling from existing and potential investors.
 Implementing a regional champion program to help select local
governments accelerate investments in their respective regions
 An acceleration of the VAT refund system for exporters
 Establishment of a complaint management system and a code of
conduct for tax officials
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On going reforms in investment climate....
IMPORT DUTY
FACILITIES
 Regulated on MoF Regulation No.176/PMK.011/2009 granted for
industries which produces goods or services
 Exemption from import duty on the import of machines for a
period of 2 (two) years
 Exemption from import duty on the imports of goods and
materials for production for a maximum period of 2 (two) years
 Exemption from import duty on the imports of goods and
materials for production for a period of 4 (four) years, is granted
to a company which is using the locally-produced machines at
least 30% of the total value of machines for its production
 Service industry which is eligible for the facility:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Tourism and culture
Transportation (for public transportation services)
Public health services
Mining
Construction
Telecommunication
Port
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On going reforms in investment climate....
VAT FACILITIES
LAND
ACQUISITION
BILL
TAX
ALLOWANCE
 Government Regulation No. 12 of 2001 jo No. 31 of 2007
 Exemption of value added tax of imported capital goods,
machinery, or equipment (except spare parts) which cannot be
produced domestically
 Submit tax-free letter to the Director General of Taxes
 In December 2011, parliament passed a new land acquisition bill
(stipulated as Law No 2/2012) which provides certainties in land
pricing and timing of land acquisition process. This will accelerate
the construction of desperately needed roads, ports and airports
to be better connect an archipelago of 17,500 islands spanning
some 5,000 kilometers
 Government Regulation No.52 year 2011, an amendment of
Government Regulation No.62 year 2008, regarding corporate
Income Tax facilities that could be granted to investors under
certain conditions, has been issued currently. By this regulation,
the tax allowance will be eligible for 129 business segments,
expanded from 38 segments in the previous regulation.
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On going reforms in investment climate....
TAX ALLOWANCE
(Government Regulation No.52 year 2011)
 30% (thirty percents) reduction of corporate net income based on investment value
for six years, 5% (five percents) each year.
 Accelerated depreciation and amortization as follows:
Tangible Fixed
Assets
Economical life
Depreciation and Amortization tariff
Straight line method
Before tax
incentives
01. Non Structure
Group 1
4 years
Group 2
8 years
Group 3
16 years
Group 4
20 years
02. Structure
Permanent
20 years
Non
10 years
permanent
Declining balance method
After tax
incentives
Before tax
incentives
After tax
incentives
Before tax
incentives
After tax
incentives
2 years
4 years
8 years
10 years
25%
12.5%
6.25%
5%
50%
25%
12.5%
10%
50%
25%
12.5%
10%
100% (one time)
50%
25%
20%
10 years
5 years
5%
10%
10%
20%
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
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On going reforms in investment climate....
TAX ALLOWANCE
(Government Regulation No.52 year 2011)
 The imposition of income tax on dividends paid to foreign tax subject amounting to
10% (ten percent), or a lower rate according to Tax Treaty Agreement.
 Compensation for losses that are longer than 5 (five) years but not more than 10 (ten)
years with the following conditions:
1. Additional 1 year if the new investment, as stipulated under Article 2 (1), is
realized in Industrial Estate and Bonded Zone.
2. Additional 1 year if the new company employs at least 500 (five hundreds)
Indonesian employees for 5 (five) years in a row
3. Additional 1 year if the new investment needs investment in economic and
social infrastructure on site for minimum 10 (ten) billion rupiah.
4. Additional 1 year if the company spends research and development expense in
Indonesia for products development or production efficiency at least 5% (five
percents) from investment value within 5 (five) years
5. Additional 1 year if the company using local raw materials or components
produced by local manufacturers which comprise minimum 70% of its
production materials since the 4th year of its investment
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On going reforms in investment climate....
TAX HOLIDAY
 Government Regulation no. 94 of 2010 on Calculation of Non Taxable
Income and Payment of Income Tax in the Current as the umbrella regulation
of tax holiday.
 The Regulation of the Minister of Finance No.130/PMK.011/2011 (according
to Article 2), a taxpayer can be granted a tax holiday facility for a period of
between 5 and 10 years, starting from the commencement of its
commercial production.
 After the expiration of the tax holiday, the taxpayer will be entitled to an
income tax reduction of 50% for a further 2 years.
 The pioneer industries eligible for the tax holiday are:
a. the base metal industry;
b. the oil refinery and/or organic base chemical industry, where sources
are from natural oil
c. and gas;
d. the machinery industry;
e. the renewable energy industry; and/or
f. the communication equipment industry
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In the next 2 years, BKPM Focuses on “Service Excellence”
Rebranding
•
•
Promotion “Invest in
Remarkable Indonesia” in
international media
Standardization on BKPM
Promotion media
Repositioning
•
Investment Grade
Campaign
Service Excellence
•
•
•
•
•
•
Improvement the
role of IRU
Improvement of front
office and back office
services
Streamlining services
Investment tracking
Targeted promotion
Improvement the
role of IIPC
2012
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Investment Realization in Indonesia: Based on Sector
Foreign Direct Investment
PERKEMBANGAN REALISASI INVESTASI PMA BERDASARKAN LAPORAN KEGIATAN PENANAMAN MODAL (LKPM) MENURUT SEKTOR TRIWULAN II 2013
Statistic of Foreign Direct Investment Realization Based On Capital Investment Activity Report by Sector Q2 2013
2010
NO.
2011
Q1 2013
2012
Q2 2013
SEKT OR / Sector
P
I
P
I
P
I
P
I
P
I
I
SEKTOR PRIMER / Primary Sector
428
3,033.9
713
4,883.2
734
5,933.1
361
1,694.9
400
1,646.1
1
2
3
4
5
Tanaman Pangan & Perkebunan / Food Crops & Plantation
Peternakan / Livestock
Kehutanan / Forestry
Perikanan / Fishery
Pertambangan / Mining
159
11
12
19
227
751.0
25.0
39.4
18.0
2,200.5
264
14
15
29
391
1,222.5
21.1
10.3
10.0
3,619.2
261
14
16
31
412
1,601.9
19.8
26.9
29.0
4,255.4
127
3
11
13
207
314.3
1.7
1.4
1.2
1,376.3
146
10
9
27
208
372.6
8.2
22.6
0.6
1,242.0
II
SEKTOR SEKUNDER / Secondary Sector
1,091
3,337.3
1,643
6,789.6
1,714
11,770.0
608
4,552.2
986
3,459.5
6
Industri Makanan / Food Industry
194
1,025.7
308
1,104.6
347
1,782.9
156
405.5
223
542.2
7
Industri Tekstil / Textile Industry
110
154.8
166
497.3
149
473.1
42
234.3
66
160.5
8
30
130.4
59
255.0
73
158.9
19
25.4
25
3.8
9
Ind. Barang Dari Kulit & Alas Kaki / Leather Goods & Footwear
IIndustri
d t Kayu / Wood Industry
31
43.1
29
51.1
38
76.3
5
0.9
29
12.7
10
Ind. Kertas dan Percetakan/Paper and Printing Industry
32
46.4
42
257.5
57
1,306.6
20
579.3
34
180.4
11
Ind. Kimia dan Farmasi / Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industry
159
793.4
223
1,467.4
230
2,769.8
90
1,228.2
136
545.0
12
Ind. Karet dan Plastik / Rubber and Plastic Industry
100
104.3
148
370.0
147
660.3
41
122.1
72
74.3
13
Ind. Mineral Non Logam / Non Metallic Mineral Industry
8
28.4
46
137.1
48
145.8
25
30.0
43
220.2
14
Ind. Logam, Mesin & Elektronik / Metal, Machinery & Electronic
269
589.5
383
1,772.8
364
2,452.6
121
1,041.9
192
684.1
15
Ind. Instru. Kedokteran, Presisi & Optik & Jam/Medical Preci. & Optical
Instru, Watches & Clock Industry
Ind. Kendaraan Bermotor & Alat Transportasi Lain/Motor Vehicles &
Other Transport Equip. Industry
2
-
5
41.9
4
3.4
3
0.1
2
-
97
393.8
147
770.1
163
1,840.0
49
866.4
103
1,005.9
59
27.6
87
64.7
94
100.2
37
18.1
61
30.3
16
17
Industri Lainnya / Other Industry
III
SEKTOR TERSIER / Tertiary Sector
1,557
9,843.6
1,986
7,801.7
2,131
6,861.7
1,044
801.2
1,448
2,067.0
18
19
20
21
22
23
Listrik, Gas dan Air / Electricity, Gas & Water Supply
Konstruksi / Construction
Perdagangan & Reparasi / Trade & Repair
Hotel & Restoran / Hotel & Restaurant
Transportasi, Gudang & Komunikasi/Transport, Storage &
Perumahan, Kawasan Ind & Perkantoran/Real Estate, Ind. Estate &
Business Activities
42
65
735
181
87
71
1,428.6
618.4
773.6
346.6
5,072.1
1,050.4
64
63
899
205
86
109
1,864.9
353.7
826.0
242.2
3,798.9
198.7
65
77
983
223
93
131
1,514.6
239.6
483.6
768.2
2,808.2
401.8
34
28
500
107
33
79
218.0
30.7
215.5
31.2
51.8
116.7
51
52
649
133
68
85
470.4
334.8
130.3
65.7
760.2
250.4
24
Jasa Lainnya / Other Services
376
553.9
560
517.3
559
645.8
263
137.3
410
55.2
3,076
16,214.8
4,342
19,474.5
4,579
24,564.7
2,013
7,048.2
2,834
7,172.5
JUMLAH / Total
REALISASI INVESTASI PMA MENURUT SEKTOR TW 2
Foreign Direct Investment Realization by Sector Q 2
CATATAN / Note :
1. Diluar Investasi Sektor Minyak & Gas Bumi, Perbankan, Lembaga Keuangan Non Bank, Asuransi, Sewa Guna Usaha, Investasi yang perizinannya dikeluarkan oleh instansi teknis/sektor,
Investasi Porto Folio (Pasar Modal) dan Investasi Rumah Tangga / Excluding of Oil & Gas,Banking, Non Bank Financial Institution, Insurance, Leasing, Investment which licenses issued
b y technical/sectoral agency, Porto Folio as well as Household Investment.
2. P : Jumlah Proyek / Total of Project
3. I : Nilai Investasi dalam US$. Juta / Value of Investment in Million US$.
4. Data yang diterima BKPM sampai dengan 30 Juni 2013 / Data received b y BKPM until June 30, 2013.
5. Jumlah Proyek pada periode Januari - Juni 2013 adalah posisi terakhir selama tahun laporan 2013 / Total of project in the period of January - June 2013 is the latest position of report during the year 2013
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Investment Realization in Indonesia (2010 – Q2 2013): Leading
Sector
NO
SEKTOR / Sector
REALISASI INVESTASI /
Investment Realization
1
Pertambangan / Mining
12.693,50
2
Transportasi, Gudang & Komunikasi/Transport, Storage & Communication
12.491,20
3
Industri Kimia dan Farmasi / Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industry
6.803,70
4
Industri Logam, Mesin & Elektronik / Metal, Machinery & Electronic Industry
5
Listrik, Gas dan Air / Electricity, Gas & Water Supply
5.495,50
6
Industri Kendaraan Bermotor & Alat Transportasi Lain/Motor Vehicles & Other Transport Equip. Industry
4.876,20
7
Industri Makanan / Food Industry
4.861
8
Tanaman Pangan & Perkebunan / Food Crops & Plantation
4.262
9
Perdagangan & Reparasi / Trade & Repair
2.428,90
10
Industri Kertas dan Percetakan/Paper and Printing Industry
2.370,20
6.541
62.823,20
Nilai Investasi dalam US$. Juta / Value of Investment in Million US$.
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Investment Realization in Indonesia: Based on Country
Foreign Direct Investment
PERKEMBANGAN REALISASI INVESTASI PMA BERDASARKAN LAPORAN KEGIATAN PENANAMAN MODAL (LKPM) MENURUT NEGARA TRIWULAN I 2013
Statistic of Foreign Direct Investment Realization Based On Capital Investment Activity by Country Q1 2013
2010
NO.
N E G AR A /
2011
P
I
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
II
11
12
13
2012
Q1 2013
Country
ASIA / ASIA
I
P
I
P
I
I
P
1,545
7,871.7
2,189
8,990.5
2,262
10,942.4
994
2,876.7
ASEAN / ASEAN
616
6,037.1
954
5,741.4
1,042
5,385.9
457
771.3
MALAYSIA / Malaysia
SINGAPURA / Singapore
198
418
472.1
5,565.0
275
679
618.3
5,123.0
237
805
529.6
4,856.4
126
331
155.4
616.0
ASIA DILUAR ASEAN / Asia Excluding ASEAN
929
1,834.6
1,235
3,249.2
1,220
5,556.5
537
2,105.3
TAIWAN / Taiwan
UNI EMIRAT ARAB / United Arab Emirates
YAMAN / Yemen
YORDANIA / Jordan
HONG KONG / Hong Kong (SAR)
JEPANG / Japan
KOREA SELATAN / South Korea
R. R. CHINA / People's Republic of China
72
6
62
321
355
113
47.5
6.2
566.1
712.6
328.5
173.6
87
6
243.2
6.8
1
104
421
456
160
1.1
135.0
1,516.1
1,218.7
128.2
85
12
1
1
105
405
421
190
646.9
32.4
0.1
19.9
309.6
2,456.9
1,949.7
141.0
31
7
1
2
55
168
174
99
7.7
12.6
52.6
45.9
1,151.7
774.7
60.2
EROPA / Europe
312
1,176.8
372
1,951.8
349
2,239.1
141
983.0
UNI EROPA / European Union
289
1,042.1
337
1,931.6
299
1,976.7
122
895.0
INGGRIS / United Kingdom
BELANDA / Netherlands
JERMAN / Germany
132
106
51
276.2
608.3
157.6
156
118
63
419.0
1,354.4
158.1
97
131
71
934.4
966.5
75.8
48
50
24
544.0
330.5
20.5
EROPA LAINNYA / Other Europe
23
134.7
35
20.3
50
262.4
19
88.0
14
15
SWISS / Switzerland
TURKI / Turkey
20
3
129.6
5.2
29
6
9.4
10.9
37
13
255.1
7.3
12
7
84.0
4.0
III
AMERIKA / America
199
2,546.8
263
2,004.9
265
2,094.2
102
1,036.8
100
99
930.9
1,615.9
112
151
1,487.8
517.1
97
168
1,238.3
855.9
44
58
885.7
151.1
16
17
AMERIKA SERIKAT/United States of America
BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS / British Virgin Islands
IV
AUSTRALIA / Australia
94
214.2
123
89.7
137
743.6
70
134.5
18
AUSTRALIA / Australia
94
214.2
123
89.7
137
743.6
70
134.5
V
AFRIKA / Africa
19
MAURITIUS / Mauritius
VI
GABUNGAN NEGARA / Joint Countries
JUMLAH / T o t a l
20
23.3
20
72.5
23
1,058.8
11
12.5
20
23.3
20
72.5
23
1,058.8
11
12.5
609
3,830.4
992
5,826.0
1,164
6,811.8
551
1,738.1
2,779
15,663.3
3,959
18,935.5
4,200
23,889.8
1,869
6,781.6
REALISASI INVESTASI PMA MENURUT NEGARA TW 1
Foreign Direct Investment Realization by Country Q 1
CATATAN / Note :
1. Diluar Inves tas i Sektor Minyak & Gas Bum i, Perbankan, Lem baga Keuangan Non Bank, As urans i, Sewa Guna Us aha,
Inves tas i yang perizinannya dikeluarkan oleh ins tans i teknis /s ektor, Inves tas i Porto Folio (Pas ar Modal) dan Inves tas i
Rum ah Tangga / Excluding of Oil & Gas ,Banking, Non Bank Financial Ins titution, Ins urance, Leas ing, Inves tm ent which
licens es is s ued by technical/s ectoral agency, Porto Folio as well as Hous ehold Inves tm ent.
2. P : Jum lah Proyek / Total of Project
3. I : Nilai Inves tas i dalam US$. Juta / Value of Investm ent in Million US$.
4. Data yang diterim a BKPM 31 Maret 2013 / Data received b y BKPM until March 31, 2013.
5. Jum lah Proyek pada periode Januari - Maret 2013 adalah pos is i terakhir s elam a tahun laporan 2013 / Total of project in the period of January - March 2013 is the latest position of report during the year 2013
6. Mulai tahun 2010, Britis h Virgin Is lands dikeluarkan dari negara Inggris / Starting from 2010, British Virgin Islands has b een separated from United Kingdom
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Investment Realization in Indonesia (2010 – Q2 2013): Leading
Country
NO
NEGARA / Country
REALISASI INVESTASI /
Investment Realization
1
SINGAPURA / Singapore
16.160,40
2
JEPANG / Japan
5.837,30
3
KOREA SELATAN / South Korea
4.271,70
4
AMERIKA SERIKAT/United States of America
4.542,60
5
BELANDA / Netherlands
3.259,80
6
BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS / British Virgin Islands
3.140,10
7
INGGRIS / United Kingdom
2.173,60
8
AUSTRALIA / Australia
1.182
9
MAURITIUS / Mauritius
1.167,10
10
MALAYSIA / Malaysia
1.157
42.892
Nilai Investasi dalam US$. Juta / Value of Investment in Million US$.
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III. MP3EI - Master Plan for Acceleration and Expansion
of Indonesia’s Economic Development
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MP3EI
The Three Main Strategies:
1. Increased Regional
Economic Potential
through Economic
Corridors
2. Strengthening National
Connectivity
3. Strengthening the
Capabiity of National
Human Resources and
Science & Technology
Investment Opportunities
Indonesia Economic Corridors: Main Potentials
Source: BKPM, 2011
Sumatera
Corridor
Kalimantan Corridor
Sulawesi Corridor
Papua –
Maluku Corridor
Java Corridor Bali - Nusa Tenggara
Corridor
“Supporting the National Service and
Industry"
“Central of Production and Manufacture of
National Natural and Energy Resources"
“Central of Production and Manufacture
of National Mining and Energy
Resources"
“Central of Production and Manufacture of
National Agriculture, Plantation, Fishery, and
Nickel Mining''
“Gate of Tourism and Supporting Provider of
National Food and Agriculture''
“Central of Development of National Food,
Fishery, Energy, and Mining”
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Investment Opportunities
Indonesia Economic Corridors: 22 Main Economic Activities
Main Economic Activity
Steel
Sumatera
Java
√
√
Textile
√
Transportation Equipment
√
√
Sulawesi
Bali – Nusa Tenggara
√
√
Nickel
√
√
Cooper
√
Bauxite
Palm Oil
√
Rubber
√
√
√
Food Agriculture
√
ICT
√
√
√
Oil And Gas
Defence Equipment
√
√
√
√
Animal Husbandry
Timber
√
√
Jabodetabek Area
Sunda Straits National Strategic Area
√
√
Tourism
Coal
Papua – Maluku Islands
√
Food and Beverages
Shipping
Kalimantan
√
Cocoa
√
Fishery
√
√
√
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Investment Opportunities
List of Investment Projects and Infrastructure Needs in Sumatra Economic
Corridor
Aceh
North Sumatera
Riau
West Sumatera
Kep. Riau
Bengkulu
South Sumatera
Banka Belitung
banten
PALM OIL IN SEI MANGKEI, NORTH SUMATERA
investment projects: 3 Projects, Rp. 2.770 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 6 Projects, Rp 827 Billion
Highway: 3 Projects, Rp. 521 Billion
Power Plant: 2 Projects, Rp. 156 Billion
Railroad: 1 Projects, Rp. 150 Billion
PALM OIL IN DUMAI, RIAU
investment projects: 6 Projects, Rp. 5.138 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 6 Projects Rp 10.534 Billion
Toll Road: 1 Projects, Rp. 8,446 Billion
Highway: 2 Projects, Rp. 230 Billion
Port: 2 Projects, Rp. 1,365 Billion
Power Plant: 1 Projects, Rp. 493 Billion
COAL IN TANJUNG API-API – TANJUNG CARAT, SOUTH
SUMATERA
investment projects: 2 Projects, Rp. 14.400 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 4 Projects, Rp 911 Billion
Railroad: 1 Projects, Rp. 25 Billion
Highway: 2 Projects, Rp. 370 Billion
Port: 1 Projects, Rp. 516 Billion
PALM OIL - COAL IN MUARA ENIM – PENDOPO, SOUTH
SUMATERA
investment projects: 4 Projects, Rp. 31.490 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 10 Projects, Rp 112.957 Billion
Railroad: 3 Projects, Rp. 36,300 Billion
Power Plant: 7 Projects, Rp. 76657 Billion
STEEL IN CILEGON, BANTEN
investment projects: 2 Projects, Rp. 57.900 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 1 Projects, Rp 920 Billion
Toll Road: 1 Projects, Rp. 920 Billion
JSS IN KSN SELAT SUNDA
investment projects: 1 Projects, Rp. 150.000 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 2 Projects, Rp 20.770 Billion
Toll Road: 2 Projects, Rp. 20, 70 Billion
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Investment Opportunities
List of Investment Projects and Infrastructure Needs in Java Economic Corridor
Jakarta
West Java
Central Java
East Java
Yogyakarta
FOOD AND BEVERAGES AND TRANSPORTATION
EQUIPMENT IN BANTEN
investment projects: 9 Projects, Rp. 7.574 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 7 Projects, Rp 48.049 Billion
Power Plant: 7 Projects, Rp.48.049 Billion
JABODETABEK AREA
investment projects: 28 Projects, Rp. 351.885 Billion
TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT IN BOGOR
investment projects: 2 Projects, Rp. 1.270 Billion
FOOD AND BEVERAGES AND TRANSPORTATION
EQUIPMENT IN BEKASI
investment projects: 13 Projects, Rp. 22.569 Billion
ALUTSISTA – TEXTILE IN BANDUNG
investment projects: 9 Projects, Rp. 1.998 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 5 Projects, Rp 9.663 Billion
Toll Road: 2 Projects, Rp. 9.230 Billion
Highway: 1 Projects, Rp. 45 Billion
Power Plant: 1 Projects, Rp. 304 Billion
Airport: 1 Projects, Rp. 84 Billion
FOOD AND BEVERAGES AND TEXTILE IN SOUTH AREA
OF CENTRAL JAVA
investment projects: 6 Projects, Rp. 4.368 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 2 Projects, Rp 43 Billion
Water Supply: 1 Projects, Rp. 40 Billion
Power Plant: 1 Projects, Rp. 3 Billion
FOOD AND BEVERAGES AND SHIPPING IN METROPOLITAN
GERBANGKERTOSUSILA
investment projects: 9 Projects, Rp. 13.347 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 30 Projects, Rp 116.203 Billion
Toll Road: 3 Projects, Rp. 22.720 Billion
Power Plant: 21 Projects, Rp. 91.367 Billion
railroad: 3 Projects, Rp. 1.523 Billion
Port: 3 Projects, Rp. 593 Billion
FOOD AND BEVERAGES IN PASURUAN – MALANG
investment projects: 3 Projects, Rp. 1.865 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 3 Projects, Rp 11.692 Billion
Toll Road: 3 Projects, Rp. 11.692 Billion
TRANS JAVA
investment projects: 1 Projects, Rp. 51.643 Billion
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Investment Opportunities
List of Investment Projects and Infrastructure Needs in Kalimantan Economic
Corridor
East Kalimantan
West Kalimantan
Central Kalimantan
South Kalimantan
BAUXITE, PALM OIL, AND COAL IN BONTANG, EAST KUTAI
investment projects: 4 Projects, Rp. 64.740 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 5 Projects, Rp 18.401 Billion
railroad: 1 Projects, Rp 4.500 Billion
Port: 2 Projects, Rp 6.150 Billion
Highway: 1 Projects, Rp. 481 Billion
Power Plant: 1 Projects, Rp 7.270 Billion
STEEL, PALM OIL, COAL, TIMBER IN KOTABARU, TANAH
BAMBU
investment projects: 12 Projects, Rp. 6.094 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 3 Projects, Rp 5.900 Billion
Power Plant: 1 Projects, Rp. 1.600 Billion
Infratsructure in Batu Licin Industry Zone : 1 Projects, Rp.
1.900 Billion
Overland Conveyor: 1 Projects, Rp. 2.400 Billion
PALM OIL, OIL AND GAS, AND TIMBER IN BALIKPAPAN
investment projects: 4 Projects, Rp. 7.185 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 3 Projects, Rp 8.613 Billion
Toll Road: 1 Projects, Rp. 6.300 Billion
Airport: 1 Projects, Rp. 1.600 Billion
Port: 1 Projects, Rp. Rp 713 Billion
OIL AND GAS IN RAPAK AND GANAL EAST KALIMANTAN
investment projects: 1 Projects, Rp. 70.000 Billion
BAUXITE, PALM OIL, COAL, TIMBER IN PONTIANAK AND
MEMPAWAH
investment projects: 22 Projects, Rp. 17.050 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 8 Projects, Rp 15.571 Billion
Airport: 1 Projects, Rp. 65 Billion
Power Plant: 4 Projects: Rp. 14.150,77 Billion
Highway: 2 Projects, Rp. 780.25 Billion
Bridge: 1 Projects, Rp. 575 Billion
STEEL, PALM OIL, AND TIMBER IN BARITO
investment projects: 3 Projects, Rp. 4.275 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 2 Projects, Rp 1.550 Billion
Power Plant: 2 Projects, Rp. 1.550 Billion
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Investment Opportunities
List of Investment Projects and Infrastructure Needs in Sulawesi Economic
Corridor
North Sulawesi
Central Sulawesi
West
Sulawesi
Southeast Sulawesi
South Sulawesi
OIL AND GAS AND FISHERY IN BANGGI, LUWUK
investment projects: 5 Projects, Rp. 55.300 Billion
NICKEL, OIL AND GAS, AND FISHERY IN MOROWALI,
TOJO, AND UNA-UNA
investment projects: 8 Projects, Rp. 36.200 Billion
FOOD AGRICULTURE IN MAKASSAR, WAJO, AND
MAROS
investment projects: 13 Projects, Rp. 17.735 Billion
NICKEL IN LUWU
investment projects: 1 Projects, Rp. 18.900 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 5 Projects, Rp 18.125 Billion
Power Plant: 5 Projects, Rp. 18.125 Billion
NICKEL AND FISHERY IN KOLAKA, KONAWE, AND
KENDARI
investment projects: 10 Projects, Rp. 51.789 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 7 Projects, Rp 6.143 Billion
Port: 3 Projects, Rp. 94,2 Billion
Highway: 3 Projects, Rp 3.446,94 Billion
Power Plant: 1 Projects, Rp. 2.602 Billion
OIL AND GAS AND FISHERY IN KOTAMOBAGU, TOMOHON,
BITUNG
investment projects: 5 Projects, Rp. 3.325 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 11 Projects, Rp 6.810 Billion
Power Plant: 3 Projects, Rp. 5.147,91 Billion
Port: 7 Projects, Rp. 1.677,91 Billion
Water Supply: 1 Projects, Rp 15 Billion
OIL AND GAS AND KAKAO IN MAMUJU
investment projects: 5 Projects, Rp. 1.952 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 2 Projects, Rp 12.602 Billion
Projects Gas Alam Cair Donggi-senoro: 1 Projects, Rp.
5.602,20 Billion
Power Plant: 1 Projects, Rp. 7.000 Billion
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Investment Opportunities
List of Investment Projects and Infrastructure Needs in Bali – Nusa tenggara
Economic Corridor
West Nusa Tenggara
Bali
TOURISM IN LOMBOK AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY DI BIMA
investment projects: 4 Projects, Rp. 30.120 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 4 Projects, Rp 1.103 Billion
Airport: 1 Projects, Rp. 829 Billion
Highway: 2 Projects, Rp. 124 Billion
Port: 1 Projects, Rp 150 Billion
TOURISM IN JIMBARAN, BANGLI, BULELENG AND FISHERY
DI BADUNG
investment projects: 5 Projects, Rp. 10.276 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 2 Projects, Rp 3.539 Billion
Airport: 1 Projects, Rp. 2.050 Billion
Toll Road: 1 Projects, Rp. 1.489 Billion
East Nusa Tenggara
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY IN NAGEKEO, NGADA, MANGGARAI TIMUR
AND FISHERY DI NAGEKEO- ENDE
investment projects: 8 Projects, Rp. 5.787 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 2 Projects, Rp 151 Billion
Highway: 2 Projects, Rp. 151 Billion
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY IN TIMOR TENGAH SELATAN,
FLORES TIMUR, TIMOR TENGAH UTARA
investment projects: 5 Projects, Rp. 430 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 2 Projects, Rp 380 Billion
Port: 1 Projects, Rp. 58 Billion
Highway: 1 Projects, Rp. 322 Billion
FISHERY IN KUPANG
investment projects: 4 Projects, Rp. 306 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 2 Projects, Rp 151 Billion
Highway: 2 Projects, Rp. 151 Billion
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Investment Opportunities
List of Investment Projects and Infrastructure Needs in Kep Maluku – Papua
Economic Corridor
Maluku Utara
Maluku
West Papua
Papua
FISHERY IN MOROTAI
Investment Projects: 9 Projects, Rp. 30.361 Billion
Infrastructure Needs: 5 Projects, Rp 2.438 Billion
Power Plant: 2 Projects, Rp. 1.662 Billion
Highway: 1 Projects, Rp. 614 Billion
Airport: 1 Projects, Rp. 150 Billion
Instalasi Air Bersih: 1 Projects, Rp. 12 Billion
OIL AND GAS IN SORONG & TELUK BINTUNI
Investment Projects : 1 Projects, Rp. 50.000 Billion
Infrastructure Needs : 3 Projects, Rp 1.044 Billion
Highway: 1 Projects, Rp. 911 Billion
Port: 2 Projects, Rp. 133 Billion
NICKEL IN HALMAHERA
Investment Projects : 3 Projects, Rp. 83.000 Billion
FISHERY IN AMBON
Investment Projects : 4 Projects, Rp. 151 Billion
COPPER IN TIMIKA
Investment Projects : 4 Projects, Rp. 197.196 Billion
Infrastructure Needs : 3 Projects, Rp 580 Billion
Port: 1 Projects, Rp. 500 Billion
Water Supply: 1 Projects , Rp. 40 Billion
IPA Reservoar: 1 Projects, Rp. 40 Billion
FOOD AGRICULTURE IN MERAUKE
Investment Projects : 7 Projects, Rp. 57.679 Billion
Infrastructure Needs : 10 Projects, Rp 11.348 Billion
Port: 4 Projects, Rp. 9.610 Billion
Highway: 3 Projects, Rp 1.433 Billion
Power Plant: 1 Projects, Rp. 250 Billion
Bridge 1 Projects, Rp. 30 Billion
Airport: 1 Projects, Rp. 25 Billion
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IV. SUMMARY
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Summary
Investment Opportunities in Infrastrustures and Sectors are widely Opened to
Investors
POTENTIAL
DESCRIPTION
Demographic dividend
Yes
Strong Consumptions
Yes
High GDP growth/productivity
Yes
Abundant of food and energy
Yes
SUPPORT REQUIRED
Macroeconomic stability/financing
Yes, with support from foreign financing
Good infrastructure/logistics
Progress has been very slow
Quality of human resources
Still lagging behind
Political Stability
Yes
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